would you recomend this for a stock 2002 tacoma? daily driver
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Yes I would recommend these for about any thing they run cooler and have a higher intensity spark if your thinking about any mods at all for performance these are the way to go
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Ngk is one of the best brands out there. I run in all my cars and side jobs.
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NGK is a good company producing quality products, thats why a lot of japanese car manufacturers use them as oem equipment. I use them in my 94 Mazda Miata and my 99 Subaru Impreza RS.
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You can't go wrong with NGKs. My vehicle has clocked almost 200,000KMs and I noticed a difference after installing these, fuel economy improved and engine felt smoother. Then again, the spark plugs I had swapped these NGKs with were in pretty bad shape due to previous owner's neglect. One thing for sure, they are much cheaper to buy these on Amazon than my regular auto store.
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Hello,This wheel is available and should bolt right on to your 2013 Tacoma. Thanks,Ryan BolandWheel Specialist
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This item fits my '08 Tacoma exactly. The fitting process is somewhat involved, but just take a couple of deep breaths and it will be OK.
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as a fellow tacoma owner i would say dont put a $45 unit into a $30,000 truck. buy something nicer. IMO
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Hello, If you have the 6 lug version of the Tacoma, they will bolt right on. I'd suggest a level kit for the lower offset. Thanks, -Jon
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Sorry I am not familar with the Toyota Tacoma interior so I can not respond to the specific question.
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What are you trying to do? Looking for a lift is my guess. These worked great for my 2014 Tacoma. Seems like the best answer as opposed to spacers. Read this: http://www.bilsteinus.com/fileadmin/user_upload/user_upload_us/pdfs/Bil_LevShks_WebArticle_01.pdf You may need the "24-196499" model instead based on Bilsteins doc here: http://www.bilsteinus.com/uploads/tx_templavoila/Bil_OffRd_Cat2011_01.pdf "24-186711" are for 03-09's it seems But I would call them for advice to make sure. Awesome folks, and will give you a straight up answer. http://www.bilsteinus.com/about-bilstein/contact/ I recommend using these based on my experience. I'm on the third from the top setting which gave me about 2" lift. Not too stiff, but stiffer. It is an easy swap, but you should have a shop do the shock swap. The shock and coil spring are one unit called a strut, it's under a major load, if you don't have the equipment, it can be very dangerous to do it yourself. Take it out as a unit, bring it to a shop with your new shocks, and put it back in. Then get an alignment. Let me know if you need more help.
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Yes, it should fit. The specs says it is made for toyota Tacoma from 2005 to 2014.
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First off. Toyota doesnt make a 92 tacoma. Those started in 95. It's just a pick up. Second check sylvania's website for what model you need, but I'm almost positive these dont work for the 92 pick up.
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I put one on my 2012 Tacoma it fit ok but I would get one from Toyota dealer that was especially for your make and model
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Your welcome. Here is the model that should work for you! Metra Install Kit Toyota Tacoma 2005
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It was super easy fit for my 2002 with 3.2 l v6But I think you need something elseI found most answers on yotatech.com or any toyota forumsYou have to be very specific with parts for ToyotasDefinitely Denso is what you need for any Toyota trucks
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I put it on a 2007 tundra with trd suspension. i get compliments every day lol.. and it rides exactly the same. if not better
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Not that effective pretty much just for looks. I have a 02 tacoma , I did the fog light mod just makes it stand out and it also matches my HID's perfect
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This will fit the 2005-2014 Tacoma with a 76" bed. As long as your truck doesn't have a cargo management system then you are good.Thanks.
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The 42-500 fits will fit your Tacoma if it has a 6' bed with the utility track. Our price (Pickup Specialties) includes the free PromoPack worth $50 Thank you. Pickup Specialties
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The description says through 2010 Tacoma...I'm 99 percent sure it will work. :)