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Yeah I'm sure whatever he says overrides engineers:rolleyes:

I think that 4 banger is doing very well, I don't think the gears are going to help, they're just going to get your RPMs up and you'll end up with the same speed. Just think about it, it's only got about 150 hp. jmo

Seafoam Stabilizes gas & diesel fuels up to 2 years

LOL, I'm a little slow:D

That's a good hint, I would check the "red" cable from the starter to the connector.

Damn selling the 35, sorry about that Cape. Get something that's not hard to get in and out, especially out. I wish you the best my friend.

Welcome to the forum I'm not sure but I believe all the 2000+ V6 Toyota trucks have chains. Yours is a chain as well. Have you tried running fuel injector cleaner through it? I would try Seafoam in the gas tank, I use a lot of Seafoam in on my combustion engines.

I'd go with TRD but I would install it myself.

Personally I think it's a waste of money, all A/M exhaust for our trucks sound like fart cans imo. I do have a K&N drop in filter for all my vehicles because I can't see buying new filters every few months.

Why would you want to put BMW caps on a Taco?

I liked it, it doesn't look like flames to me. If it were actual red flames I wouldn't care for it. Nice touch.

I would change all fluids and the spark plugs.

Thank you JKW for the information

I'm not familiar with those Bilsteins but how are shocks supposed to lift any vehicle? I believe it states that those Bilstein are good for vehicles that have been lifted 2 inches. If shock absorbers could lift your vehicles, everybody would be installing them. This will give you 2 inches...

I know it's a smart ass answer but damn!

Buy a Prius

Why did you need new headlights?

I got 36,000 miles on my 2019 and haven't had one bit of trouble, I'm gonna pass on extended warranty.

I installed LEDs and I never get flash to dim them, the angle of the light should not be any different then the factory bulb. I just rather have a white light than a yellow one.

There's a reason Toyota Tacoma holds the highest resale value of any truck in the United States.