RBx 1988 4Runner Build-Up Thread
08-13-2014, 02:07 PM
#1801
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AC button on my 88 is in the lower left of the climate control panel. Looks like you can see it in this pic, little square kinda behind that blue wiring connector.
08-13-2014, 03:11 PM
#1803
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Yeah. I know where the button goes on front. I'm changing out heater/A/C faceplate and the new one has the hole for the green button. I just wanted to know where it plugs into the wire loom. I was wondering if I need this intermediate harness with relays. I'll figure it out. I'm just not ready to take out the glove compartment and put the (condenser?)box etc. in.
Last edited by Nervo19; 08-13-2014 at 03:27 PM.
08-18-2014, 05:57 PM
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4Runner Catch Can Install
Installed a catch can this weekend, using a Craftsman inline air filter for a compressor PN:16009. I ran out of hose so I had to use some air compressor hose(orange) i had laying around. The catch can runs from the PCV to the drivers valve cover into the can then clean air is sent to the manifold.
I hate the fact that the auto industry thinks its totally fine to feed oil vapor into the intake manifold, often before the throttle body, creating a total mess of things that should never see any oil.
I hate the fact that the auto industry thinks its totally fine to feed oil vapor into the intake manifold, often before the throttle body, creating a total mess of things that should never see any oil.
Last edited by RBX; 06-11-2015 at 11:19 AM.
09-05-2014, 07:57 AM
#1811
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Thanks
Yes the large holes will get lights, I just haven't gotten around to purchasing some. I was going to go with LEDs from PIAA, but some reviews said they just don't have the light density a stardard halogen does.
Yes the large holes will get lights, I just haven't gotten around to purchasing some. I was going to go with LEDs from PIAA, but some reviews said they just don't have the light density a stardard halogen does.
09-13-2014, 06:54 PM
#1812
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Hey I noticed on pirate on fror's taco brake kit your posts,I went with the same kit.just curious...what year of Tacoma rotors and calipers did you go with???I got 2000 Tacoma brakes.
09-13-2014, 11:29 PM
#1813
Brother! I gotta tell you, I am absolutely blown away with my DDM Tuning HIDs in the round eye housings! Dude they are so blinding and grey cut off, even with these used round eyes that I got which have a little bit of a black spot on the top where it burned it away. Its funny how the entire kit 4 the HIDs with bulbs is cheaper then the round eye housings, but I'm serious man, I am so pleased I can't even begin to tell you! I feel bummed that I waited so long to be honest. My Silverstar sealed beams were really bright though, for what they are, I have to admit. But I was running H4's in the round eyes and was very underwhelmed. I think my Silverstar sealed beams were brighter to be honest. I've been posting a bunch of pictures lately, I think I posted some pictures of those headlights if you want to see. I ordered some bulbs from DDM Tuning and they shipped from China but they have a really good reputation and I got mine within a week. 5000K ...IN LOVE! Lol
09-14-2014, 04:28 AM
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Thanks Mark, I'll look into them they sound great.
KHW, I don't recall, but I think I used '00 also. I'll look thru my notes for part numbers, I thought I posted them in here, but maybe not. You can also use larger Tundra brakes as well, they bolt right on only have to trim the dust shield if you have one. This is as long as you are running a 16" rim.
KHW, I don't recall, but I think I used '00 also. I'll look thru my notes for part numbers, I thought I posted them in here, but maybe not. You can also use larger Tundra brakes as well, they bolt right on only have to trim the dust shield if you have one. This is as long as you are running a 16" rim.
09-14-2014, 06:21 AM
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Thanks Mark, I'll look into them they sound great.
KHW, I don't recall, but I think I used '00 also. I'll look thru my notes for part numbers, I thought I posted them in here, but maybe not. You can also use larger Tundra brakes as well, they bolt right on only have to trim the dust shield if you have one. This is as long as you are running a 16" rim.
KHW, I don't recall, but I think I used '00 also. I'll look thru my notes for part numbers, I thought I posted them in here, but maybe not. You can also use larger Tundra brakes as well, they bolt right on only have to trim the dust shield if you have one. This is as long as you are running a 16" rim.
09-22-2014, 10:33 AM
#1816
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FROR Taco Brake info
Sorry for the delay KHW
should be same as '00 brakes as well, since same vintage truck.
Front Range Offroad Tacoma Brake Upgrade
96' 4Runner Calipers S13WM (sell these after this season to upgrade to the Tundra anchors)
96' 4Runner Rotors 319mm
In other news, I am working on installing dual cases...more to follow.
should be same as '00 brakes as well, since same vintage truck.
Front Range Offroad Tacoma Brake Upgrade
96' 4Runner Calipers S13WM (sell these after this season to upgrade to the Tundra anchors)
96' 4Runner Rotors 319mm
In other news, I am working on installing dual cases...more to follow.
09-22-2014, 06:36 PM
#1817
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That's what year I went with as well,now I'm trying to find banjo bolts for the calipers.any new bada$$ pics of your rig??one of my favorite threads...
10-19-2014, 05:07 PM
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Rcor
finally got some pics to upload from the trip to Red Cloud Offroad Park.
A winch was required...more later.
I did manage to bend the tire carrier, just need to cut and weld the tire higher.
A winch was required...more later.
I did manage to bend the tire carrier, just need to cut and weld the tire higher.
Last edited by RBX; 11-13-2015 at 06:33 AM.
