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I think ARB bumpers are the best for Tacomas. Just my opinion.

Is it that hard to explain lol. Less moving parts means less stuff to fix if things go wrong. Now stop trying to start up an argument. I have a v6 and I don't have any complaints but for those who have the 4cyls still have advantages.

I've heard that this should be done, I kinda want to do it on my taco but I have no clue on how to do it. I have the 4.0l v6 and my truck has 185,000 miles on it. I've never cleaned the throttle body but my truck never gives me any problems.

I'm talking about in general dude. And please don't ignite a ****ing argument on here. Thanks.

Less moving parts = less to maintain

4cyls do save you a ton of money compared to v6. They are less maintenance you can't deny that.

4cyls will save you a ton of money. Less oil consumption, more reliable (less moving parts), and better on gas. Plus there's more room in the engine bay for mods. If I had a 4cyl taco Id still be happy

I just like my v6 because it hauls ass. But I've heard some great advantages about the 4clys

Ohh never mind I though you had the 4.0 v6. Because that takes 5w-30. I have no experience with the 4cyl's.

5w-20? You sure that's the best idea? I'd just run what the manual says which is 5w-30

Spot on ^^^

My friends are such faggots ahah

Bilstien 5100's only lift the front. If you want to lift the rear, either add blocks or get better rear springs.

Onboard air?

Ok what about it?

Lol you better be buying a ladder of your goin 8'

Since I've never posted a pic of my taco on this Fourm people have questioned that I even have one.... Well here ya go. This was my last trip in octilllo. I know I look like major fag with my bandana but all my friends had them on haha. I also don't post pics of my truck becuase its stock and I...

It depends if you want it leveled or the rear higher. 1' for level and 2' for rear higher. Because stock I think the rear is like an 1' higher. I'd do a google search to find out how much higher the rear is before you buy the blocks. Me personally I'd do the 1' block. This is just me though...

If you set it to 2.5 in the front, yes you'll need blocks in the rear. Or you could lift it only 1' in I believe to have it just leveled.

Stay stock tire size without a lift. But if you lift it, you can put 33's