i sold my 92 S.A.S about a week ago and just got this one tonight.. its a 99 tacoma 4x4 sr5. it seems to be a good little truck ill post pics tomorow it was dark when i got home..

 

Sweet.
What you plannin to do with it?
Why didnt you keep the 92 for trail rig?

 

well not really sure yet proble just drive it tell the wheels fall off. lol. i have a mowing business and just needed something that was not so big like that 92. one day ill get another 90's yota and do the sas my self.

 

you sold a SAS? cmon hah put some pics of the new rig sounds nice man

-matt

 

Thats actually pretty common. Usually after you wheel your rig for a year or so you figure out that you would like everything done differently. Best is to sell it and start over

 

whats a cheep easy way to jack the front end up to match the back??? i thank i has coil over shocks so just put spacers in it??? sorry for the bad pics had to go the the gas station because it got to late on me.

 

Congrats on the new taco. Yeah, spacers will work and they're cheap, but they'll end up sagging your springs within about a year or so and turn your ride to crap. I would just do it right the 1st time and buy new coils if I were you (about $170 for the pair). Check out toyteclifts.com or sonoransteel.com.

 

Nice! I remember when my rig was clean. Not no mo!

 

do you have pictures of your previous truck? and how much did you pay for the new taco if you dont mind me asking?

 

Man thats a nice truck,but it sure is tiny.I think anything smaller than a 4Runner is just to little.

 

Very nice tacoma. I like how it looks on stock wheels. pure sexy

just a question, does a tacoma regular cab ever come with a 3.4l?

 

brian2sun what size shock would i need to get the front level witht the back? thanks. ill post some pic's of my old truck later tonight.

 

my old 92 sas.... i got my 99 pretty cheap i think i gave $5,500

 

Not sure what size they are, but your stock shocks will work with 3" or less lift. If you need new shocks, I would go to toytec.com and look up your year and see what they offer or you could call them (or Sonoran Steel). OME N91S shocks work good for my 4runner and I think it's the same for tacos, but it may be different due to weight rating.

 

you sold THAT SAS'd 90 for that 99 tacoma................................wow dude..i should kick you in the nuts lmfao..you should have just upgraded the brakes on your 90 and swapped in a 3.4..and BANGO..newer truck..you're horrible dude..lmao

i could have made that '90 about a TRILLION times better than that tacoma would EVER be..with $5500...........

 

alright yeah imo i wouldve kept the sas, but right now im trying to buy a 98 and up tacoma.. ext cab though.

 

i got what i wanted...a dang nice 4runner...just gotta get that motor rebuilt lmao