Toyota Tech Articles

Trail Gear Rock Assault Axle Housing Axle Swap

An Inexpensive Upgrade For Better Trail Performance more

Air Up For Heavy Hauling

A Set Of Air Helper Springs Are A Great Boost For Sagging Rear Ends more

BFGoodrich Long Trail T/A Tour

A CUV/SUV Tire For The Masses more

Tundra Lift Tactics

We Install Pro Comp's New Tundra Kit more

"Towering" Toyotas

Mild Lifting For Late-Model Toys more

Giant Robot, Build Quickly

We take a look inside Toyota's new Texas assembly plant! more

Toyota Land Cruiser Buildup Tips

Check out Part 8: Buildup Tips For '61-'87 Toyota Land Cruisers! more

Against The Grain - Land Cruiser Lift

Lift and flex for Toyota FJ60 Land Cruisers! more

Weak Links, Strong Fixes: Toyota Pickups & 4Runners

Part 4: This time we take a look at venerable Toyota pickups and 4Runners, and find ways to make them stronger yet! more

Long-Travel Toyota Tech

Converting an IFS 4Runner to solid axles and long-travel leaf springs! more

Engines Au Juice

Is There A Hybrid In Your 4x4 Future? more

Toyota Axle Beef

Toyota Axle Beef more

Fuel Injection for an Older Land Cruiser

Fuel Injection for an Older Land Cruiser more

Toyota Rear-Axle Beef-Up

Options for the hard-core user more

Crossover Steering for Toyotas

Crossover Steering for Toyotas more

Big Bad Bumper

A tougher leading edge for Tacomas more

Making a Tacoma Crawl

Read how to install a Toyota Tacoma Dual Transfer-case Conversion, brought to you by the experts at Four Wheeler Magazine. more

Toyota Transfer Case Rebuild Upgrades - Toyota T-Case Beef

Making the tough Toyota t case even tougher more

Solid-Axle Swap: Toyota 4Runner

Last month, we covered the installation of the All-Pro Off Road solid-axle swap conversion system on our '91 Toyota 4Runner. After mounting up some fresh 16x8 Mickey Thompson by ALCOA-forged Challenger wheels and 285/75R16 Yokohama Geolander M/T tires, we ramp more

Solid-Axle Swap: Toyota Pickup/4Runner

Toyota pickups and 4Runners are some of the most reliable 4x4s a buyer can shop for. To go along with that reliability comes genuine 4WD capability. However, for hard-core trail use, the '85 model year is the bull's eye for most buyers. more