Toyota e locker
08-28-2003, 06:14 AM
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$750 is the "best" price for a new e-locker third from the dealer.
That was for a used rebuilt and regeared locker. Sounds like they're doing new now.
Originally posted by Nolan
Hey guys, Marlin Crawler used to sell a used Toyota E-Locker with 4.88's installed for $750.
Hey guys, Marlin Crawler used to sell a used Toyota E-Locker with 4.88's installed for $750.
08-28-2003, 10:14 AM
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Originally posted by Shane
$750 is the "best" price for a new e-locker third from the dealer. That was for a used rebuilt and regeared locker. Sounds like they're doing new now.
$750 is the "best" price for a new e-locker third from the dealer. That was for a used rebuilt and regeared locker. Sounds like they're doing new now.
).Try Stevens Creek Toyota in San Jose, CA.
08-29-2003, 11:18 AM
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E-lockers
Here is the deals boys.
Electric locking 3rd member:
- 4.56 ratio (#41110-3D010)
- 4.30 ratio (#41110-3D080)
- 4.10 ratio (#41110-3D030)
I will do each one for $700 shipped to your front door. Let me know what you guys think.
Todd
Electric locking 3rd member:
- 4.56 ratio (#41110-3D010)
- 4.30 ratio (#41110-3D080)
- 4.10 ratio (#41110-3D030)
I will do each one for $700 shipped to your front door. Let me know what you guys think.
Todd
08-29-2003, 01:00 PM
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I must pay off the 4Runner first.
I must pay off the 4Runner first.
I must pay off the 4Runner first.
I must pay off the 4Runner first.
I must pay off the 4Runner first.
Ok I feel better now.
I must pay off the 4Runner first.
I must pay off the 4Runner first.
I must pay off the 4Runner first.
I must pay off the 4Runner first.
Ok I feel better now.
08-29-2003, 01:12 PM
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I paid mine off last month. Hmmmmmm
Hey Phong, you're really not that busy are you? I'd bet you'd much rather help a friend get his 4Runner locked so we can actually wheel together right?
Hey Phong, you're really not that busy are you? I'd bet you'd much rather help a friend get his 4Runner locked so we can actually wheel together right?
08-29-2003, 01:48 PM
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Headers or Elockers
Well that is just the right answer though, do them both and be twice as happy. However if you are on a "budget" like I am, aka for being broke, then I can definitely understand. Every time I get just enough money to do another big mod something goes out on the truck or the girls need something. But it is the pursuit you gotta love. I am always more than happy to send something out to you guys because at least I know someone will be giddy when their package reaches them. For now though gentlemen I bid you a fairwell for the weekend. I am off for the first weekend in 10 weeks and I am leaving all the woes of being a parts man and network admin behind for the weekend. The beer is in the cooler ready and waiting. Yall have a good time this weekend and be careful for God's sake.
Todd
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