My latest purchase...

[SOHC-FTW]

Do the bumpers in bedliner. I'm liking those wheels they 5x100's?

[dysfunk]

here's what I was talking about: http://blue-job.com/ - Rust remover and Chrome Polish.. Worked wonders on my fourwheelers and motorcycles.

[crazymikey]

Never heard of or seen that polish before.


As for the wheels, I think these trucks run a 5x114 bolt pattern. My Celica was 5x114.

[SOHC-FTW]

here's what I was talking about: http://blue-job.com/ - Rust remover and Chrome Polish.. Worked wonders on my fourwheelers and motorcycles.

Used it for exhaust a few times it does ok for polishing up metals that aren't pitted.

[SOHC-FTW]

Never heard of or seen that polish before.


As for the wheels, I think these trucks run a 5x114 bolt pattern. My Celica was 5x114.

Mines 5x100 on my celica, sob i like'd those to.

[crazymikey]

Yeah you have a 6th gen though, they must have changed. I'm almost positive my 87 was 5x114.

[SOHC-FTW]

Yeah you have a 6th gen though, they must have changed. I'm almost positive my 87 was 5x114.

Not from where i got my info...Yes i know mines a 6th, but reguardless i like those wheels on your truck.
http://www.vehicle-bolt-pattern.com/...nce-guide.html

[crazymikey]

Says my Celica was 5x100 and my truck is 5x114.

[SOHC-FTW]

Says my Celica was 5x100 and my truck is 5x114.

Truck will last you a while man GL with it.

[crazymikey]

while I was at the yard, one of the 22RE's had the valve cover off and the timing chain guides were in place and good condition, so I made sure I took those home with me.

Wow, it's been 8 years since I owned my last Toyota.

[AccordWarrior]

while I was at the yard, one of the 22RE's had the valve cover off and the timing chain guides were in place and good condition, so I made sure I took those home with me.

Wow, it's been 8 years since I owned my last Toyota.

I don't think you can install the guides without pulling the timing cover. I know there's ways to do it w/o pulling the head, but it's tricky.

Honestly, for the price, I'd look into engnbldr's metal backed timing chain guides.

Gah, I really miss mine now. I'd go get it back but I'm fairly certain it's now in Central America.

[wed3k]

I don't think you can install the guides without pulling the timing cover. I know there's ways to do it w/o pulling the head, but it's tricky.

Honestly, for the price, I'd look into engnbldr's metal backed timing chain guides.

Gah, I really miss mine now. I'd go get it back but I'm fairly certain it's now in Central America.

i miss my truck too, it was bad ass but so impractical. there's a 94 for sale that is all prerunner'd out for 2200 thats local. tempting

[AccordWarrior]

i miss my truck too, it was bad ass but so impractical. there's a 94 for sale that is all prerunner'd out for 2200 thats local. tempting

$2,200 is dirt cheap. I don't think you can get into a 4WD model in the Northeast for under 2K unless it's literally unsafe to drive.

[crazymikey]

There's like a black plastic piece that bolts to the motor on the right side of the timing chain. Dunno if that's the guide or not, but it looks like it would cause the chain to hit it if it broke.

[crazymikey]

Painted the 4runner grille, sprayed the 4x4 bumper in rockerguard because it was so badly rusted. Spray in liner, buckets, rear door speakers from a Sierra crew cab with JL covers, removed the rear window tint aaand I think that was it.