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So I decided to rotate tires today. No big deal, grab the floor jack, stands and impact and get after it. Then I thought, why not see what's involved in changing a tire using the OEM tools. So first, I place the jack in the indicated position, and begin to use the handle connected to the...

Quite possible. I only had hand tools, jack stands and a small arbor press plus working by myself. I took 8 hours for the task. Remember, the 4wd Access cab has 5 U-joints on the prop shaft (3 rear + 2 front) and the carrier bearing. A delicate balancing act with the prop shaft, arbor press...

I've changed u joints on my race car, and jeep I've owned in the past, No way would it take 6 hrs to replace all the u-joints in a toyota. Maybe 1/2 that time at most. I could see if you haven't a lift, the hand tools, or a press its a longer job.

Any added rotational weight will rob hp, and fuel economy.

Yeah I should be up there to be honest. Lift kit , oversized tires and all the added weight. That’s what’s taking it’s toll for me. I would imagine

Aloha! Got a '23 Doublecab Limited with 6" Pro Comp lift on -24 offset wheels running on 33x12.50x20 Recon Grapplers and the tires stick out about a 1"+ from the OEM fenders. Question: are there any extended fenders with the stock look (not interested in the pocket look - screws) that will...

Correct, the 4.0L V-6. I defiantly saw a reduction of about 3 MPGs after the lift and regear. I switched from BFG KO2s at the same time as the lift and regear, so I really can't say if it was a factor or not.

@tacojoel Agreed. He is already dealing with reduced fuel mileage at 15 mpg with a Leer shell. Pulling near or at max capacity he will probably drop into the single digits for fuel efficiency. He isn't running oversize tires. In the 3rd paragraph, he states Duratrac 285/75R-16 E load...

Dissed as junk? Wotn tarnation!

before the monroes i had bilstein 5100 on there with the original OEM springs... those rode like garbage too around the broken concrete roads here after a long run on the freeway and stopping for gas i noticed truck was sitting higher like it had a lift onit i can't explain the whys of why it...

no, these are not pics from the '11 ... they are from elsewhere my relative had the thickish tarish undercoating sprayed onit first thing after delivered from Minnesota in March 2o11 per the carFax recordings its yet another thing on my plate todo list to remove that nasty stuff where there...

Going to sell my Tacoma double cab 4X4, 5' bed. White, 4.0 liter, 5 speed auto, SR5 pkg, Tow pkg, navigation, upgraded suspension with 3" lift (Toytec). SPL upper control arms, oversized wheels and tires, backup camera. Has approximately 36,000 miles. I bought new and never been out of...

I wish the clutch I am needing soon will only be 850$. But I honestly doubt it... Its probably going to be closer to 1500$ and perhaps even 1700$ I shall have to start hunting down some estimates and vette these slopshops a bit better

Yup that's us Texans! Lol!

Was getting ready to leave Walmart today (yes, another booze run for the wife), and a gen2 pulls up beside me in an unbelievable sweet 2002 SR5 extended cab, 5-speed manuel. He says "love the color of your pickup." I say back to him," Love that gold color of yours." He said he bought it brand...

The source driving the harmonic vibs could be the tread pattern on the new rubber. If you can, try a different set of tires with a different tread pattern. Not likely the Transmission. If so, the vibration would have been present at the beginning. What has been changed on the truck...

Maybe with an inch or 2 lift

Did you do the carrier bearing drop kit when you did the lift? Could be driveshaft alignment.

Hi- I have a 2015 Taco with 93K. Its got a 2 in lift and I have a small Four Wheel Drive Camper on it. It's developed a vibration around 40MPH and 65MPH that is very steady in that it comes and goes in a cadence that stays the same regardless of acceleration or deceleration. I have new tires on...

The underbody is the same as other Tacos.... just lifted. If you never saw underneath, besides the stock skid plate, everything is exposed. My concern is just that now I don't have a skid plate and with the lift kit, there's a lot more 'surface area' for things to fly up in there. I'd rather...