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If you're looking at keeping the vehicle long term it's hard to not just say get the Tacoma. They have an extremely large following in the aftermarket and are very good rigs to start. I wouldn't say the Tacoma is going to be a good hauler though since it's still just a 4 cylinder. The Tacoma...

Have 2 Troopers both of which start every time and have yet to let me down. Easily the most durable vehicles I've owned. My 96 has had some issues but I cite the PO's maintenance habits as the problem more than the vehicle itself. Year, Model, Tranmission 1996 Trooper Automatic Mileage 195,000...

I have a few questions. What is the bolt pattern and center bore diameter? Will the wheels be forged or cast? Will there be options such as back spacing, width or diameter?

I picked up a 96 Isuzu Trooper for $1500 last summer. Most expensive mod so far were tires for $800. I added leather seats, power fading mirrors, lift kit and a bunch of other stuff. All the extras I added didn't cost me more than $300 at my local pick-n-pull. Nice thing about the Trooper is...

This one is amusing. Most people think just because you toss a set on they magically make more power. What they fail to understand is that the exhaust is a tuned system. Headers that have an OE fit are tuned for such a high RPM most vehicles will never reach it. The only way to see significant...

I'd have to agree with Kojack. I've seen some of the higher rated lights and they just don't have the beam pattern to make it work. When you wired up your PIAA's did you power them off the stock fog light circuit? If you why don't you try using the stock circuit to actuate a relay and run power...

I couldn't agree more with the 14" round filter being the worst mod ever. I had a 89 Camaro, not an expo rig but still applies, and read some stupid thread about using the 14" open element filter giving more power. Well it did give it more power(while cruising) and it dramatically improved MPG...