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#628 of 659 lexus keys in a 4runner by psoasminor Jan 10, 2006 (2:07 pm)
Replying to: jpr9454 (Oct 16, 2003 7:46 pm) instead of just having 2 things to carry. i just want one.   anyone know if you can use a lexus key cut to fit a 4runner? or a place to buy a remote transmitter and key combo type key. or can you just slip in a toyota key in one those nifty vw keys?
#629 of 659 choosing options by tlt Jan 17, 2006 (11:51 pm)
I am leaning towards buying the 2006 SR5 4wd 4Runner, but I would like to have the X-REAS suspension. Is it worth the extra money to buy the Sports Edition just to get the REAS?   Also, what are the advantages of larger wheels - 17 inch -- for both onroad and offroad driving? I don't care about the appearance.   Thanks. TLT Replies to this message: robg4 (Jan 18, 2006 8:11 pm) jaredmsd (Jan 19, 2006 8:14 am)
#630 of 659 Re: choosing options [tlt] by robg4 Jan 18, 2006 (8:11 pm)
Replying to: tlt (Jan 17, 2006 11:51 pm) My 06 SR5 has 17" 5 spoke wheels. Don't know if this info is accurate or not but someone told me the bigger the wheels the better the gas milage.
#631 of 659 Re: choosing options [tlt] by jaredmsd Jan 19, 2006 (8:14 am)
Replying to: tlt (Jan 17, 2006 11:51 pm) Larger wheels onroad will provide better handling, but a slightly less cushy ride. Offroad it will only give you less rubber between the ground and the rim, but unless you are doing serious offroading, it shouldn't be and issue.   The more rubber you have, the cushier the ride, the less rubber, the more precise the handling will be.   Regarding X-REAS, I would suggest to just drive both vehicles and see which you like. By getting the Sport, you aren't just getting the REAS as an add-on, you are getting the extra options here and there, and as you mentioned larger rims, and larger brakes ( which can't fit with 16" rims ).   Good luck.
#632 of 659 Re: OC? [grahmm] by robg4 Jan 23, 2006 (8:32 pm)
Replying to: grahmm (Jan 08, 2006 6:27 pm) We ended up getting the weathertech floor and cargo liners. They fit perfect and covered the edges all around to the max. Color matched perfect and is the nicest looking floor liners I have ever seen. The company has developed the liner for the second row that goes all the way across including the hump. We also ordered that and only had to pay 15 shipping for the whole thing. The second row can be ordered in about a month and will match the front ones. The cargo liner is also the right style we were looking for and also covers the sides nicely.   Another item we discovered was the standard Toyota hitch cover. It is very stylish and will keep the inside of the hitch from rusting. Fits snugly and is a rubber like material. Looks much nicer than the one the dealership had on. Replies to this message: mminkous (Feb 10, 2006 7:54 pm)
#633 of 659 Rear Spoiler by robg4 Jan 23, 2006 (8:51 pm)
Considering adding a rear spoiler to my 06 SR5. I noticed a 4 runner today that had their rear braking light on the spoiler. With my rear top braking light on the vehicle is it possible to add a spoiler?   If so, is it possible the screws used could rust from water penetration between the spoiler and vehicle? Replies to this message: carfanatic5 (Jul 08, 2006 11:01 pm)
#634 of 659 2005 4R LTD navigation screen used as regular display by mminkous Feb 10, 2006 (7:37 pm)
Hi folks,   I have a 2005 4R LTD with navi. I plan to add an overhead DVD player and a local TV tuner. Is Alpine a good choice? Also, is there a way to make the stock navigation screen also accept outside inputs to act as a regular display??   Thanks much!
#635 of 659 Re: OC? [robg4] by mminkous Feb 10, 2006 (7:54 pm)
Replying to: robg4 (Jan 23, 2006 8:32 pm) I found that Weathertech gives a PERFECT fit for the front, while Xtreme does it perfectly for the second row. The colors matched very very well across manufacturers. This mix-and-match worked perfectly for me.
#636 of 659 Re: Towing mirrors [glenski01] by corrwtch Feb 12, 2006 (9:44 pm)
Replying to: glenski01 (Mar 14, 2005 10:54 am) Did you ever find towing mirrors for your 04 4Runner? I have the same problem with my 04 4Runner Limited. Seems like there is not a lot of selection to pick from.
#637 of 659 hitch bike rack question by gostros Mar 01, 2006 (8:54 am)
hey guys, i'm sure this has been discussed before, but searching the archives is proving difficult and new products might have been developed since the last time this was discussed.   I am preparing to purchase a hitch rack that carries 4 bicycles for my 4Runner. Due to cost, I am not going to purchase the rack that holds the bikes by the tires, but the one that supports the frame. I believe that I have a 2 inch hitch.   Yak and Thule seem to be the most popular brands.   1. Do I need a rack that swings out (sideways) or one that leans forward in order to be able to open the tailgate while loaded with bikes?   2. Which version of each brand is the most durable (i.e. more metal than plastic)?   3. Are there any other brands that you guys would recommend.   4. What is the weight rating of the 4Runner's hitch?   Thanks in advance.

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