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External reservoirs don't necessarily mean better dampers, they just have the potential to handle cooling of the fluid inside them better during more strenuous use. The valving internally which determines the flow rate(which in turn determines how soft or stiff they are) under both compression...

I believe they typically run up the passenger side.

It isn't a small breather/vent like what you will find on the differentials but it does have one. It is part of a bracket and has a hose that attaches to it.

Things might be different in the states but I work for a Toyota dealership in Canada and 1. To order diff fluid by the bottle you have to place an order for an entire skid which over the counter, we don’t sell enough of to even bother. And 2. The LF SAE 75W Transfer case oil is not an item we...

Toyota does unfortunately not carry the correct transfer case fluids and diff fluids are usually stocked in drums not for over the counter purchase. According to my system the Transfer oil isn't even available anymore saying its obsolete. From everything I have seen, information in conflicting...

White lettering is typically only on one side of the tire so if you do not want white lettering to show you just mount them facing inwards. For the most part I think just about every KO3 comes with white lettering.

I'm not trying to argue, I love the look of the AlphaRex lights, I just like to be unique. You won't get many people spending thousands on OEM headlamps from a different vehicle vs. an already established aftermarket brand that has a reasonably priced set of lamps.

Northern Ontario where the only thing people buy up here are trucks. Almost all of which are lifted or modded in some way

No but when there are that many in such a small town when the trucks only been out 2 years now, can't really say they are unique. Probably find even more of them if I drove down into the city. And thats just counting ones I see on the road. I prefer to do something far more unique. Something you...

In my area, I have seen at least 10.

My only issues is AlphaRex headlamps in a Tacoma are a dime a dozen. They look great but when everyone is doing it, it isn't really unique nor does it stand out from the crowd.

Yes that is correct. The control module for the sequential signal is built into the lamp, so yea thats likely why the Tacoma lamps are more expensive.

The 4Runner does not have sequential turn signals. Only the Tacoma Limited, TRD Pro and Trailhunter headlamps have sequential signals.

One of the trade offs of going to the 4Runner lamp vs the Upper trim Tacoma lamps is that the 4Runners do not have sequential turn signals.

Yes the front bumper needs to come off. Aside from the bolts in the top of the lamp there is a plastic mounting bracket on the outer edges that has a bolt in it that needs to come out to release the lamp. Just be careful as once the bolt comes out the mounting bracket sits there loosely and when...

Actually you really don’t need to level them. When I went to level them we realized they weren’t actually out of spec, the levelling dial is just reversed. So 5 is the highest level while 0 is the lowest.

Thanks! The part numbers for the TRD PRO lamps are; Left side: 81070-35681 Right side: 81140-35681

Its mostly an aesthetics thing. KMC wheels are an equally good quality wheel. Both offer cast, flow formed and forged options. Method seems to be a more popular name in the industry but KMCs have always worked great for me. Never had any quality or reliability issues.

Yea they are a bit pricey of an option but there is also the AlphaRex lights which also have an amber DRL.

Yea that should be the number for the Trailhunter box. The part number for the black Pro glovebox should be the first glove box number I posted: 55320-AK020-C0. I gave this part number instead of the red box number due to a description error.