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TOY: largest size tires
I have a 96 regular cab 4x4 tacoma and I was wondering what the largest tire
I could put on it would be? I am really looking for something a lot bigger
than the small stock that toyota feels is adaquate. I would especially like
some heavy duty off road or mud tires. Any suggestions are greatly
appreciated!
Thanks,
Robert
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I think you will probably hear 31" tires are the max with a proper fit.
32s may be used if you torque the torsion bars. But I have a T100 so what
do I know...
-James T.
"Robert Cassell" <robcassell@hotmail.com>@4x4wire.com on 09/13/2002
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Subject: TOY: largest size tires
I have a 96 regular cab 4x4 tacoma and I was wondering what the largest
tire
I could put on it would be? I am really looking for something a lot bigger
than the small stock that toyota feels is adaquate. I would especially
like
some heavy duty off road or mud tires. Any suggestions are greatly
appreciated!
Thanks,
Robert
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Are you planning on buying new rims and lifting your truck? I have
31X10.50's on my stock rims on my '99 Tacoma.
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> I think you will probably hear 31" tires are the max with a proper fit.
> 32s may be used if you torque the torsion bars. But I have a T100 so what
> do I know...
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> -James T.
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> "Robert Cassell" <robcassell@hotmail.com>@4x4wire.com on 09/13/2002
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> I have a 96 regular cab 4x4 tacoma and I was wondering what the largest
> tire
> I could put on it would be? I am really looking for something a lot
bigger
> than the small stock that toyota feels is adaquate. I would especially
> like
> some heavy duty off road or mud tires. Any suggestions are greatly
> appreciated!
> Thanks,
> Robert
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i would like to eventually lift my truck but i have no idea where i want to
go with that. I dont' know the first thing about how to approach a good way
of getting a 4" or so lift.
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>Are you planning on buying new rims and lifting your truck? I have
>31X10.50's on my stock rims on my '99 Tacoma.
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> > I think you will probably hear 31" tires are the max with a proper fit.
> > 32s may be used if you torque the torsion bars. But I have a T100 so
>what
> > do I know...
> >
> > -James T.
> >
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> > "Robert Cassell" <robcassell@hotmail.com>@4x4wire.com on 09/13/2002
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> > I have a 96 regular cab 4x4 tacoma and I was wondering what the largest
> > tire
> > I could put on it would be? I am really looking for something a lot
>bigger
> > than the small stock that toyota feels is adaquate. I would especially
> > like
> > some heavy duty off road or mud tires. Any suggestions are greatly
> > appreciated!
> > Thanks,
> > Robert
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Tacomas don't have torsion bars...
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I think you will probably hear 31" tires are the max with a proper fit.
32s may be used if you torque the torsion bars. But I have a T100 so
what
do I know...
-James T.
I have a 96 regular cab 4x4 tacoma /
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Guess that option is not a good one then, eh? Sorry...
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Tacomas don't have torsion bars...
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I think you will probably hear 31" tires are the max with a proper fit.
32s may be used if you torque the torsion bars. But I have a T100 so
what
do I know...
-James T.
I have a 96 regular cab 4x4 tacoma /
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Robert Cassell wrote:
> I have a 96 regular cab 4x4 tacoma and I was wondering what the largest tire
> I could put on it would be? (and) 4" or so lift
What do yoy want to do? Crawl or cruise?
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Robert, This site should have the info you are
looking for: http://www.tacomaterritory.com/ Check
out their BBS.
Mike
--- Robert Cassell <robcassell@hotmail.com> wrote:
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>
> I have a 96 regular cab 4x4 tacoma and I was
> wondering what the largest tire
> I could put on it would be? I am really looking for
> something a lot bigger
> than the small stock that toyota feels is adaquate.
> I would especially like
> some heavy duty off road or mud tires. Any
> suggestions are greatly
> appreciated!
> Thanks,
> Robert
>
>
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A friend of mine has an '01 Taco. She stuffed 32's under it in stock form,
then later lifted it with Fabtech's 3.5" adjustable kit. I think hers is
set just under 3". She's planning on a 2" body lift and 35's.
If you want the ultimate, cut off the IFS, throw a D44 w/CTM's and hi-steer
under the front, and put some good soft springs under there!
Hey CarterMan,
Did you see the nice big dents Eric put in Kelly's truck on John Bull?
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From: "Kerry White" <kerry_e_white@hotmail.com>
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Subject: TOY: screw on throttle body
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Hello listers,
What is the name and function of the screw on the passenger-side top of
my throttle body?
Since I dropped the new 22re in its been idling too high (no tach but
I'd guess 1500) so I tried turning the screw and after turning it 1 1/2
turns , its idled down to about normal (sounds like 850 which is a little
high but at 2 turns it started making a low glugging sound and running
rough.
The glugging sound sounded like it was coming from the tailpipe,
making me think the screw might have something to do with the air injection
into the exhaust manifold. Anybody familiar with this?
Thank in Advance,
K. White
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I am pretty sure that is the idle air/fuel mixture screw.
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Subject: TOY: screw on throttle body
Hello listers,
What is the name and function of the screw on the passenger-side top of
my throttle body?
Since I dropped the new 22re in its been idling too high (no tach but
I'd guess 1500) so I tried turning the screw and after turning it 1 1/2
turns , its idled down to about normal (sounds like 850 which is a little
high but at 2 turns it started making a low glugging sound and running
rough.
The glugging sound sounded like it was coming from the tailpipe,
making me think the screw might have something to do with the air injection
into the exhaust manifold. Anybody familiar with this?
Thank in Advance,
K. White
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1988 4runner 22re. sorry 8)
>
>
>
>Hello listers,
>
> What is the name and function of the screw on the passenger-side top
>of my throttle body?
>
> Since I dropped the new 22re in its been idling too high (no tach but
>I'd guess 1500) so I tried turning the screw and after turning it 1 1/2
>turns , its idled down to about normal (sounds like 850 which is a little
>high but at 2 turns it started making a low glugging sound and running
>rough.
>
> The glugging sound sounded like it was coming from the tailpipe,
>making me think the screw might have something to do with the air injection
>into the exhaust manifold. Anybody familiar with this?
>
>Thank in Advance,
>
>K. White
>
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Has any one ever had to replace the tie rod ends on a solid front axle stock
suspension? I think mine are about dead. I think one is popping pretty
bad. Are they available at a local auto parts store like Autozone or
Advance? I have an '84 Xtracab.
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If its the idle set screw then its fine but if its the air/fuel mixture
then I may be meiing up everything, no? Can anyone please clarify?
Connell, Joshua wrote:
>it's your idle set screw
and
Payne, Mike K wrote:
>I am pretty sure that is the idle air/fuel mixture screw.
>Hello listers,
>
> What is the name and function of the screw on the passenger-side top
>of
>
>my throttle body?
>
> Since I dropped the new 22re in its been idling too high (no tach but
>I'd guess 1500) so I tried turning the screw and after turning it 1 1/2
>turns , its idled down to about normal (sounds like 850 which is a little
>high but at 2 turns it started making a low glugging sound and running
>rough.
>
> The glugging sound sounded like it was coming from the tailpipe,
>making me think the screw might have something to do with the air injection
>into the exhaust manifold. Anybody familiar with this?
>
>Thank in Advance,
>
>K. White
>
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> Robert, This site should have the info you are
> looking for: http://www.tacomaterritory.com/ Check
> out their BBS.
Or better yet the tire size & lift chart:
http://www.tacomaterritory.com/~faqsection/content/tirechrt.htm
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Hey, what's up Brandon!!! No unfortunatly I didn't
make that trip. What happened?
I heard the the Los Coyotes trip isn't happening this
month. We're trying to put something together for the
28th-29th. Are you interested?
Mike
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>
> A friend of mine has an '01 Taco. She stuffed 32's
> under it in stock form,
> then later lifted it with Fabtech's 3.5" adjustable
> kit. I think hers is
> set just under 3". She's planning on a 2" body lift
> and 35's.
>
> If you want the ultimate, cut off the IFS, throw a
> D44 w/CTM's and hi-steer
> under the front, and put some good soft springs
> under there!
>
>
> Hey CarterMan,
> Did you see the nice big dents Eric put in Kelly's
> truck on John Bull?
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That is the idle adjustment screw.
Mike
--- Kerry White <kerry_e_white@hotmail.com> wrote:
> If its the idle set screw then its fine but if
> its the air/fuel mixture
> then I may be meiing up everything, no? Can anyone
> please clarify?
>
>
> Connell, Joshua wrote:
>
> >it's your idle set screw
>
>
> and
>
> Payne, Mike K wrote:
>
> >I am pretty sure that is the idle air/fuel mixture
> screw.
>
>
> >Hello listers,
> >
> > What is the name and function of the screw on
> the passenger-side top
> >of
> >
> >my throttle body?
> >
> > Since I dropped the new 22re in its been
> idling too high (no tach but
> >I'd guess 1500) so I tried turning the screw and
> after turning it 1 1/2
> >turns , its idled down to about normal (sounds like
> 850 which is a little
> >high but at 2 turns it started making a low
> glugging sound and running
> >rough.
> >
> > The glugging sound sounded like it was
> coming from the tailpipe,
> >making me think the screw might have something to
> do with the air injection
> >into the exhaust manifold. Anybody familiar with
> this?
> >
> >Thank in Advance,
> >
> >K. White
> >
>
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> http://www.4x4Wire.com/toyota/
> >
> >4x4Wire.com Toyota Section
> http://www.4x4Wire.com/toyota/
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>
>
>
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No, but I did the ones on my 2WD 80 and they were a big PITA.
I got them from Autozone or something similar.
If they are like mine, you will need a Propane Torch, a Tie-rod Puller, a
big hammer, lots of patience, and an extensive vocabulary of swear words.
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Subject: TOY: Tie Rod Ends
Has any one ever had to replace the tie rod ends on a solid front axle stock
suspension? I think mine are about dead. I think one is popping pretty
bad. Are they available at a local auto parts store like Autozone or
Advance? I have an '84 Xtracab.
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Thanks!
>
>That is the idle adjustment screw.
>
>Mike
>
>--- Kerry White <kerry_e_white@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > If its the idle set screw then its fine but if
> > its the air/fuel mixture
> > then I may be meiing up everything, no? Can anyone
> > please clarify?
> >
> >
> > Connell, Joshua wrote:
> >
> > >it's your idle set screw
> >
> >
> > and
> >
> > Payne, Mike K wrote:
> >
> > >I am pretty sure that is the idle air/fuel mixture
> > screw.
> >
> >
> > >Hello listers,
> > >
> > > What is the name and function of the screw on
> > the passenger-side top
> > >of
> > >
> > >my throttle body?
> > >
> > > Since I dropped the new 22re in its been
> > idling too high (no tach but
> > >I'd guess 1500) so I tried turning the screw and
> > after turning it 1 1/2
> > >turns , its idled down to about normal (sounds like
> > 850 which is a little
> > >high but at 2 turns it started making a low
> > glugging sound and running
> > >rough.
> > >
> > > The glugging sound sounded like it was
> > coming from the tailpipe,
> > >making me think the screw might have something to
> > do with the air injection
> > >into the exhaust manifold. Anybody familiar with
> > this?
> > >
> > >Thank in Advance,
> > >
> > >K. White
> > >
> >
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Couple tricks for this.
1) Hit the side of the arm at the tie rod taper, not the end of the
threads. I use a short handled 3 pounder for this. This makes the taper
work for you as a wedge. You'll get even better results if your friend
shows up with his 3 pounder and just holds it against the arm on the
far side of where you're hitting.
2) If it won't move using the above, buy, rent, or borrow a pickle fork
and try that, again using the 3 pounder (I got mine from HF). For some
people this is the first step.
3) If it's really stuck, rustbelt stuck, then break out the torch but
also break out the Paraffin wax. Melt the wax into the taper. Now hit
on the side of the arm.
4) Occasionally you can help yourself by lossening the nut ~1/4 turn
and re-installing the cotter pin. Drive it for a week or more.
Sometimes you'll feel it pop loose in which case you'll want to have
the tools needed to tighten it with you. Tighten it just a little for
the drive home.
--- "Payne, Mike K." <MPayne1@allstate.com> wrote:
> No, but I did the ones on my 2WD 80 and they were a big PITA.
>
> I got them from Autozone or something similar.
>
> If they are like mine, you will need a Propane Torch, a Tie-rod
> Puller, a
> big hammer, lots of patience, and an extensive vocabulary of swear
> words.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Pat Fogle [mailto:pfogle@bhcmhmr.org]
> Sent: Friday, September 13, 2002 2:54 PM
> To: Toy4x4@Lists. Off-Road. Com
> Subject: TOY: Tie Rod Ends
>
> Has any one ever had to replace the tie rod ends on a solid front
> axle stock
> suspension? I think mine are about dead. I think one is popping
> pretty
> bad. Are they available at a local auto parts store like Autozone or
> Advance? I have an '84 Xtracab.
>
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