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03' Runner Ridin High

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lots has been done, lots to go...here are a few pics:

http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/784643

Late.

MT :welder:
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Murderman
No offense, Mr.T., but please put us a pic when you are actually on the trail, when you get the chance.
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1. Please take the fake, photochopped 05 Tacoma off your website

2. Please take the photo of the Revtek lifted Tacoma off your website

3. You are in San Fran. Go wheel with TTORA norcal
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I'll soon be posting up some NE suspension mods of my '04 Taco soon. :D

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'04 Taco TRD 4X4
Front:
2.0 Sway-A-Way's
Rear:
OME springs & Shocks
Other:
Rhino liner
Lund bug deflector
Autoventshades
BFG -285 75/R16 on Mickey Thompson Clasic II
Alpine MP3
Infinity 10"
Infinity's 6X9's to replace all stock speakers.
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liquidman said:
I'll soon be posting up some NE suspension mods of my '04 Taco soon. :D
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NE has caused $1500 in damage each to two 4Runners, the two Tacomas on his website are Revtek spacer lifted not NE. The 05 is a fake lift and he is being investigated by the Federal Trade Commission and NHTSA.

Good luck with that '04...
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Great pic man those are two nice looking 4runners.
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NE has caused $1500 in damage each to two 4Runners, the two Tacomas on his website are Revtek spacer lifted not NE. The 05 is a fake lift and he is being investigated by the Federal Trade Commission and NHTSA.

Good luck with that '04...
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I've heard a lot of smack in my lifetime. The only way I believe something is to read it for myself. What have you got to back up your quote? Proof? I'm not here to dis on anyone for what they are trying to do. I thought this forum is to help people learn and NOT dis on what they are trying to do/learn.

If NE is being investigated - why don't you post up all the info you have for everyone to read. If this is your personal opinion then you should find another forum to post up your complaints/grips on.

Have a NICE day. :D
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One more thing. I'm sure that Revtek, Rancho, SkyJacker, etc... didn't make any mistakes either when they built their lift equipment. Nope - no design flaws with any of them I'm sure.
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mistertaco said:
When I take her wheeling, which I do quite a bit, I toss on 16" black steel wheels and 35" thornbirds. I will get some pics of that setup posted as time allows. Sliders and a ton of armor are on the way.



MT :)
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Ok.. I was wondering.. I just read an article about the pros, and cons of 20"+ rims... there were alot more cons, then the 1 or 2 pros... the 16" rims sound much better for wheelin!

Looking nice... dont forgot to re-post pics when you have more done

cheers :xbeer3:
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BoostedTurd said:
:xbeer3:


Ok.. I was wondering.. I just read an article about the pros, and cons of 20"+ rims... there were alot more cons, then the 1 or 2 pros... the 16" rims sound much better for wheelin!

Looking nice... dont forgot to re-post pics when you have more done

cheers :xbeer3:
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thanks BT, yeah the 22's arent worth a damn in the mud or trails. little by little the POS is getting put back together, been a very rough 14,000 miles on that rig, lol. all good though, my experiments have been worth the happiness enjoyed by others. from what i can tell you all arent fans of the t-birds...i had a free hook up on em, but fill me in on what you all think i should snag for the 16's...i am in norcal right now, but the more capable the tire, the better. thx all.

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liquidman said:
I've heard a lot of smack in my lifetime. The only way I believe something is to read it for myself. What have you got to back up your quote? Proof? I'm not here to dis on anyone for what they are trying to do. I thought this forum is to help people learn and NOT dis on what they are trying to do/learn.

If NE is being investigated - why don't you post up all the info you have for everyone to read. If this is your personal opinion then you should find another forum to post up your complaints/grips on.

Have a NICE day. :D
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Beware of Nitrous Enterprises:
http://www.buyerbeware.ws
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liquidman said:
One more thing. I'm sure that Revtek, Rancho, SkyJacker, etc... didn't make any mistakes either when they built their lift equipment. Nope - no design flaws with any of them I'm sure.
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I am QUITE sure that none of the companies listed above put out anything REMOTELY comparable to the GARBAGE that Nitrous Enterprises was peddling. See http://www.buyerbeware.ws for examples of this garbage.

And, by the way, the site isn't static. New testimonials from other happy NE campers are in the works.
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I truely believe the information presented here and on the website buyerbeware.ws is of concern to the members of this forum. However, if the moderators would prefer I not post these updates here, just let me know and I'll stop.

Regardless, I will not be involved in any back and forth debating sessions on this forum with Nitrous Enterprises. There is a huge amount of well-documented evidence on buyerbeware.ws. None of the technical details there have been countered anywhere by Nitrous Enterprises. Judge for yourself....

So, for those STILL following this, there is a new article up on the website that takes a detailed look at their choice of materials for the shock re-locators. In particular, it looks at why the stainless re-locators are rusting and the strength of the stainless steel they chose to use. You can find it here:

http://www.buyerbeware.ws/index.php/weblog/more/shock_re_locators_part_3/

What this and all articles on that site are attempting to demonstrate is a pattern of behavior by Nitrous Enterprises showing little if any real engineering research for their products. The results of which are flawed designs and, in turn, flawed products that could have serious safety consequences.

The point of all this being that if the research, design, and manufacturing on the products discussed on that website was so flawed, you might want to insist on actual proof that the product you are thinking of purchasing wasn’t made to the same “standards”.

I've provided actual evidence. Nitrous Enterprises has provided what?
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kickaha said:
I truely believe the information presented here and on the website buyerbeware.ws is of concern to the members of this forum. However, if the moderators would prefer I not post these updates here, just let me know and I'll stop.

Regardless, I will not be involved in any back and forth debating sessions on this forum with Nitrous Enterprises. There is a huge amount of well-documented evidence on buyerbeware.ws. None of the technical details there have been countered anywhere by Nitrous Enterprises. Judge for yourself....

So, for those STILL following this, there is a new article up on the website that takes a detailed look at their choice of materials for the shock re-locators. In particular, it looks at why the stainless re-locators are rusting and the strength of the stainless steel they chose to use. You can find it here:

http://www.buyerbeware.ws/index.php/weblog/more/shock_re_locators_part_3/

What this and all articles on that site are attempting to demonstrate is a pattern of behavior by Nitrous Enterprises showing little if any real engineering research for their products. The results of which are flawed designs and, in turn, flawed products that could have serious safety consequences.

The point of all this being that if the research, design, and manufacturing on the products discussed on that website was so flawed, you might want to insist on actual proof that the product you are thinking of purchasing wasn’t made to the same “standards”.

I've provided actual evidence. Nitrous Enterprises has provided what?
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14:57, 14:58, 14:59...

Personal NE apology to all here regarding the above, all of this will be gone before you know it. We stand behind ALL products we have ever produced, I WILL NOT argue with this individual, so we are taking care of things how we should have long ago. And mods, if you want me to delete this thread, I gladly will, NE has moved onward and upward while this poor soul hasn't. Goodnight.

MT :)
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that 'poor soul' is one of your unhappy customers. your deceitful business practices have earned you a poor reputation and im saddened to hear others are falling for it.

NE may have 'moved onward' but i hope soon it will spiral down.
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CronusTRD
If you visited their web site, run a virus scan.

I detected this.

http://vil.nai.com/vil/content/v_101033.htm
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liquidman said:
One more thing. I'm sure that Revtek, Rancho, SkyJacker, etc... didn't make any mistakes either when they built their lift equipment. Nope - no design flaws with any of them I'm sure.
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Well two things, one we can't be sure that you're not anthony, not many posts. He is famous for creating multiple accounts to defend himself. Also they don't make mistakes like NE because all of the suspension companies you mentioned do thorough R&D before releasing products. Not just fab something up that looks right, seems to function right, but has no guarantee to last.
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