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I think you should try and swap your 80 with a buddies 4R for a week and then decide.

I do not think this is correct. If you buy it and drive it/transport it directly out of state, you will not owe CA any taxes. Taxes will be paid to your own State, if applicable. Just be sure to have original title, last registration card, bill of sale and anything else your State requires. I...

Yes, that would be the same part number I got... and I believe it is for 98-07. But I would still double check with one of the Toyota Parts Gurus.

Don't worry. I'm pretty sure that is a joke.

I dug a little deeper and there is an OEM master cylinder overhaul kit. $50.

Like Christo said, the reason it is so expensive is because you are buying everything. The 100 has a hydraulic brake booster with an accumulator that stores pressure and an electric pump that builds pressure. It also has bunch of electronics on it which I think are the ABS solenoids. And then it...

This one might be worth a call... and for the same price... 1995 Toyota Land Cruiser - $4,950 Mileage: 157,991 Body Style: SUV Exterior Color: Green Interior Color: beige Stock #: 100029 VIN: JT3DJ81W8S0100029 Engine: 4.5L I-6 EFI Transmission: 4 speed automatic Drivetrain: 4X4 Doors: 4...

Not a carriage bolt, just a regular bolt with a hex head. The strips of metal are about 1cm wide and 2-3mm thick and seem to work well enough to get the nuts torqued down. I used 6-8 of them and none broke off. As for dealer installed subtanks, I have an idea of how they might get the backing...

Here's how my tank was installed. A long metal strip/rod welded to a bolt, fed in through one of the rectangular holes in the frame. Sounds a little hokey but it is stronger than using rivnuts.

Expo, you may want to double check that. Back then, the exchange rate was in our favor at $1AUS to $0.62US dollar. Now it is closer to 1:1 and so it has gotten much worse for us.

I know nothing about them but they look like bungee cord to me. What kind would be best? 1/4" good enough? http://cgi.ebay.com/25-Feet-1-4-Black-Bungee-Shock-Cord-Great-Prices_W0QQitemZ370329028454QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item5639548766#ht_1418wt_941...

This is for the FJCruiser but perhaps you can get some ideas... http://www.springtailsolutions.com/gpage10.html

I have not had a chance to mount mine yet but I can tell you it runs on 12 and 24V. It is heavy, loud, gets hot and draws a lot of current. In return, it is very fast. HP1000 http://www.parksoffroad.com/prodreview/inflatortest/oasis/oasis.htm The numbers here were measured at 12V. It is much...

Ah, good to know. I have the same dual filler as Spresso but am on the lookout for the flapper/gated style since the smog techs don't like the lack of restrictor (leaded fuel).

Doh... missed it the first time!:smilies27 FWIW, Camping Labs has the entire Front Runner set-up for $700 shipped. That is a good deal.

Spresso, on the second diagram you posted, do you have Type A or Type B of the filler necks?

Toyota builds the Land Cruiser Wagon for the Middle East, not the US. Here's your Land Cruiser Wagon Sales for 2006 US 3,605 (Not including Lexus) Oceania 9,660 Europe 13,405 Middle East 38,831 Total LC Wagon sales were 82,684

This picture if from bajaoverland's site. But I don't know if the labeling is correct. Rosco, by flapper valve, I mean there is a valve inside that diverts fuel to one side or the other.

I do not know for sure but I "think" it is the 105's that have the flapper valve. For new, I'd go with who Spresso recommended. For used and locally, I would try www.man-a-fre.com/ since they have gotten them in the past. If you want it even cheaper and willing to work for it...

Yes, like you said, there are two styles. Fuel pumps flow much faster than 6GPH. The excess fuel just returns via a return line back to the tank. So your fuel is constantly going back and forth from the tank to the fuel rail/regulator and back to the tank. Most fuel pumps range from 30-100...