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nope, black with "toyota" on them (approx 3" in diameter- kinda fits inside the wheel lugs.)

an easy (read cheap) wheel upgrade is to paint the stock steelies silver, ditch the stock center caps, and install 2wd centers. makes a world of differnce IMO. i absolutely HATE the looks of the white steel wheels- reminds me of the old "wagon wheels" used on yank trucks back in the day (c...

had the same leak at top of my '88- glass guy said PO had replacement glass installed using old butyl caulk (doesn't really harden.) he scraped off old caulk and installed new glass with urethane caulk. never a problem since- been 51/2 years now!

fixed a friends t4wd years ago with the same problem. fortunately,i had a length of 7/16' all-thread (pertty much the same size as 11mm.) drilled the stripped hole out some, ran a 7/16" coarse tap thru the hole, put a short piece of all-thread with loctite in the hole, drilled out the bracket a...

yep- always tighten the control arm bolt with the arm in it's normal riding position- ie wheels on, car off jacks. i've found the easiest way is to drive the car up on ramps (if you have 'em- i don't.) so i just drive the offending wheel up on the curb, slide under and tighten the bolt up. works for...

2 wd too!

would love to see under the hood!!!

all same- put engine and clutch ass'y from '84 2wd into '83 4wd sr5- plug and play!

+1!

if it were closer, it'd mine in a heartbeat! just what i'm looking for, but a little too far from baltimore for me.

put the drum back on backwards (ie friction surface facing outwards), start the lugnuts back on by a few threads, and slide the drum in and out violently (hillbilly slide hammer)- it's worked for me before! good luck!

check the aap diaph.

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"professional" only means they're getting paid for it- not that they know what they're doing!

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