my 2000 has 224,000 on it and climbing !

 

No doubt the '98 was a good purchase, you can't beat the '95-'98 yota for the money.

 

I just turned 253,500 on my '96 limited. Changed the oil 2,700 miles ago and it still looks clean, and hasn't lost a drop. Took a 2,500 mile camping trip, and it ran like a (good) clock. Can't be happier with my T4R at 253,500. I have done my share of work on it to keep it young. Gave it some new tires at the end of the trip. I will knock on wood now, but this truck is awesome, and I love it.

 

224,095 95 pickup base with 22re had to put a crank kit in it at 215,5xx if that still counts

 

200,575 on the fairly new 4-runner I picked up....see pic....it's a 96'

 

260k on my 2001 3.4, runs good and gets about 18 mpg all the time.

 

We hit 200K on our 4Runner last weekend!

 

here is mine... just got it two weeks ago

 

Just hit 220, mild valve train noise(duh) but runs fine, 18mpg normal. Much love to the 5vz-fe

 

What that is??

Obviously trans cooler, but why call it milkshake mod??

 

So my 2001 taco just joined the 200k club. I seriously love this truck more and more as time passes, i bought it two years ago all stock with 160k on the clock. I beat the truck from time to time off road or doing clutch drops and a lil street racing and it has not let me down once!! It now has 200k and its sitting 2.5 inch taller thanks to the front bilstiens and im running 285 bfg all terrains it looks and handles great!

The motor still runs perfect as far as i can tell, although the tires dropped my mpg to around 17-18 mpg and i lost a little power. The 5 speed trans and transfer case havent given me any gripes and everything else in the truck is still kicking great! Im really happy with this thing! Just wish i had a supercharger though

 

It's called the milkshake mod because its designed to prevent your stock trans cooler in the radiator from rotting out and mixing fluids with the coolant system. Should this happen, it would look like a melted strawberry milkshake when you drain the trans. I suppose it should be called the anti milkshake mod as I have the radiator separated and not inline as the instructions call for.

 

95 Tacoma 4WD 2.7 5 speed with 339xxxkm aka 212xxx miles. Runs like a champ needs a few things fixed but love her to death.

 

Got my 85 with 260,000. It now has 267,000 and going strong!

 

bought my 95 taco with 210 and now has 216 4 months later, love it!!

 

i have over 442000 miles on my 2000 with the 2.7

 

Damn that's good news. I'm planning on doing that swap into my 85. How does she run?

 

runs great. does not smoke,knock or anything. good power for a 4cylinder. never had to do anything to the motor.

 

Mileage unkown. odometer broke at 95xxx, im guessing its around 200k tho

 

1998 4runner 371,000 miles original engine no rebuild