I am thinking of ordering this for my 4x4 1999 Tacoma. Do you recommend it?
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I installed this clutch in my 1998 4x4 Tacoma about 7 months and 7,000 miles ago and have zero regrets. The day after I installed it I put over 1000 miles on the truck driving to every corner of the state of Washington including highway, city and some mild off-road miles (logging roads). It performed flawlessly then and continues to do so now. I would absolutely recommend this setup, just be sure to have that flywheel machined while its all apart (last owner didn't and it shuddered badly taking off from a stop). The only issue I ran into was that some of the holes on the pressure plate where too small to accommodate the bolts that attach it to the flywheel. I drilled them out just a hair larger and had absolutely no problems once it was bolted to the flywheel.
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I know tacoma 05+ with 2" will work but 04/2.5" can't be certain. Check bilstein website for year application.
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I used in the 2wd model, Im not sure if the 4x4 is different I wouldn't think so but might research it. Took about 1.5 hours total to install cleaning the old tank took the longest! The ground strap has to be disconnected its in a tricky corner on the driverside.
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1) As stated in the Pep Boys Site, the act906a fits the five (5) LUG Tacoma. 2) Also on the same site, ACT976 is for the 6 Lug Tacoma which I estimate is 90% or more of all 2nd generation Tacoma's sold. 3) I have a question that I'd appreciate a response to, If you can't determine which set of pads to buy (out of 2 clearly labeled choices) How are you planning on getting these on the truck? Also you didn't state which axle this was for? Front or rear are your options here. I picked front as they usually wear out sooner than the rear. They may NOT be interchangeable. 4) I strongly suggest you confirm (by checking a different Akebono supplier site) for the Tacoma info you supplied above, esp 6 LUG to confirm which part number is correct for your application. And WHICH axle! As I am apparently Amazon's unpaid consultant-I Cannot/Will NOT be responsible for printing/typing errors by Amazon nor any Akebono supplier,and mis-boxed or mis-shipped boxes. This curious practice Amazon uses, "people who bought this also bought___________." That may be effective for clothes, shoes, underwear and 80% of other items/catagories, BUT is asking for trouble where you need An EXACT Replacement part. They suggest part numbers that only have the manufacturer name in common. This only benefits their shipper, unless you deceide to keep a part that doesn't fit the vehicle in question.
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I put it in my 2007 Tacoma. I went to http://www.crutchfield.com/ to get the proper face plate and mounting hardware for the radio. Went in easy with the instructions and fit very well. Crutchfeild is very good about telling you weter things will it or not.
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My guess is no. The rear suspension is different on a 4 runner versus a tacoma, which is what I ordered these for. I would recommend that you go to the bilsteinusa.com site, look at the online catalog and determine the correct part number. Once you have it, search amazon and there you go.
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It's good for Tundra, FJ, and 4Runner. It's certainly beefy enough for your application.
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There is a kit specific to your installation that does not require drilling or any heavy mechanical activity. The mount kit for my 2010 Tacoma bolted right on. Obviously the installation requires that you spend some time on your back, other than that it is an easy install. Hope this helps you. By the way I had a compliment the other day from a fellow Tacoma owner who was considering step boards that cost 3 times these. He said these looked much better and would order them. -Dave
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The 2wd is completely different then the 4x4. If you have the 4x4 then it's a straight swap. But the 2wd you'll need the gear boxes and diffs and drive line just too many parts. It'd b cheaper to just buy a platinum from the start.
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The answer to this question is of interest to me as I have a Nissan Titan 4x4 pickup and am considering the device for my use mostly.
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I installed this in my 1999 2wd 4door and you definitely feel a difference. It's best paired with an aftermarket exhaust system. Together, you get better throttle response, torque and a small increase in fuel economy. Unfortunately I can't provide numbers other than about 2 mpg better than when my truck was stock. Blazerforum.com has a lot of members that can help give you more accurate numbers if you need. Good luck!
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The 42-500 fits will fit your Tacoma if it has a 6' bed with the utility track. Our price (Pickup Specialties) includes the free PromoPack worth $50 Thank you. Pickup Specialties
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not sure bro, what lift do yo u have on the truck. if you are talking about 4" that is body lift and some spring spacers then yes. Otherwise then you need to size what ever you have on right now and order accordingly. The length of this shock is equivalent to the stock one, so if you are using the stock then this should not be a problem.
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It is not a perfect fit on my '93 4x4, but it is pretty good. And I agree that it is easier to install if you remove the seat.
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No - this bar will not withstand a the pressure of a winch. Westin does not make a brush guard that will for 98-04 Tacoma
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This bolted into my 97 Tacoma just fine. The truck has a whole bracket that comes out that the stereo needs to be bolted to. This stereo is so short in length it will kind of mount just about anywhere.
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Contact Rough Country. I put on a 2000 model with 4x4. They may have something for you.