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road conditions, wind directions, elevation changes, outdoor temperature, cruise speed set, driver style and a lot of other factors make as much difference. In my primary ride which I've logged over 100K miles in 8 years I range between 17 mpg and 20 mpg highway. This is over the following...

fantastic price

Looks the same as a '93 4Runner here, except RHD. The LHD variation have KBB value of $2k to $5k

like an Inkbird?

pretty much natural vehicle progression for an SUV

Does your truck currently have a V4AW3 ? I was under the impression that the 3.0L was all AW372 (V4AW2/KM148 variation)... I could be mistaken.

Is your LS a 3.5L?

"Sets up and fold away in seconds with virtually no effort." I call BS

holy hell, first I've ever heard of this failure.

KYB are really harsh on a Gen 3. I went this route first and after 5K miles swapped to Bilsteins. You do know that you "old" stock springs are all sagged out after 15 years (or more).

I did not sand/scotch bright. I could see if there is heavy staining or oxidation where scotch bright padding the surface would help the bond even more thou. I didn't have that issue.

basically, I am doing the same thing with the VHB (5952 & 3614) and sealant. Make sure the bonded surfaces are very clean. I wiped down with alcohol wipes until no dirt can be seen on the wipe maybe 5 minutes (long enough to dry the alcohol) before applying the tape. Sikaflex 221 thou instead...

no way

shop labor rates of $100 plus an hour, costs add up quickly

you might want to look into replacement VW Westphalia canvas soft sides and build around that. There are a few companies that make them.

which engine? no change history? Long tow miles cost $ even with AAA etc. If its not a 3.0l its an interference engine. A belt visual gives only indication of a totally shot belt. 3 things can go out : Tensioner (screws valve timing - valves to piston introductions generally are not happy)...

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oops - didn't update. It works good. T-Mobile LTE data sim (Google fi data actually) works as good as the T-mobile network. I'm happy with it.

How heavy is the FWC Fleet - loaded and empty.

If you are handy with a welder and a sewing machine, not very difficult to make something like this. Lots of examples of DIY wedge tents including mine in progress. @83mmax on IG