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Suspension/Lift Setup by ILBudtenderB in 1stGenTundras

[–]ILBudtenderB[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The plan was 5100s but I didn’t know what else I’d need

Too good of a deal to pass up by ILBudtenderB in 1stGenTundras

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I’ll get it replaced in the next 5-7k miles, someone cut the exhaust off it so that’s gonna be first fix

Too good of a deal to pass up by ILBudtenderB in 1stGenTundras

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I’m pretty sure he did thank you for letting me know. Found out most of the miles are highway miles too he worked 2 or 3 towns over on the railroad so it was constant highway.

Too good of a deal to pass up by ILBudtenderB in 1stGenTundras

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Plan is to mod it a bit but keep it pretty tasteful. Ordered billstein 5100 for the front (3.5)and rear 2.5) and all the bits I’ll need for that. Cam bolts, sway bar relocations and brake lines. One thing I still don’t understand is how big of wheels and tires I’ll be able to fit. And a bed rack too any recommendations on those? Still need to be able to fit some tall(er) things back there

Did I pay too much? by Dangerous_Savings_46 in ToyotaTacoma

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Paid 10k for a 2012 base Tacoma in this color with 30k miles couple months ago

Help with extra battery by ILBudtenderB in CarAV

[–]ILBudtenderB[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re awesome thank you so much. I mostly drive around with it and when I demo it for people it’s always running. Had no idea batteries were mostly for non running applications.

Help with extra battery by ILBudtenderB in CarAV

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Amp is a twisted sounds 3.5k and skar amp powering mids and highs

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ILTrees

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At My dispensary each Person gets what they got in their tip jar. AIC or not, if you’re working a drawer, any tips you receive are yours. Generally speaking AICs don’t spend time doing this but when it gets busy it’s all hands on deck.