What do you all have? What have you done to it? What do you plan to do to it? I'll post mine later once my camera finishes charging.
Old toyota trucks
- Thread starter T0mo
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What do you consider old?
I've got a 96 4Runner - does that count?
- 3" suspension lift
- 2" body lift
- 33" MTs
- sliders
- etc...
I've got a 96 4Runner - does that count?
- 3" suspension lift
- 2" body lift
- 33" MTs
- sliders
- etc...
I don't know... not new? It doesn't really matter what year, just post whatever you've got.jacksonpt said:
Got any pictures?
Yea whats old?
96 Tacoma
2in suspension lift
32x11.50s
The plan is for a long travel kit with 33s and bumpers and sliders.
96 Tacoma
2in suspension lift
32x11.50s
The plan is for a long travel kit with 33s and bumpers and sliders.
What are you looking at? Lately I've been considering saving up for something from these guys:Pulser955 said:
http://www.chaosfab.com/what.html
T0mo said:
Yup thats the same kit im looking at. Just waiting to see the durability of 4wd long travel over time.
Old is anything earlier than 1985.Pulser955 said:
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Lots - I'm in the process of revamping my website and that section is down at the moment... but here are a few for now:T0mo said:
Still IFS. The IFS works fine for what I do. The only reason I'd go full float is so I could lift the truck more. My biggest problem right now is lack of ground clearance, but since the truck is still my daily driver, it's going to stay pretty much the way it is.
I've been very pleased with it on the trail. I generally wheel with Jeeps, and there's very little they can do that I can't when built similarly. The only time the jeeps have an advantage is on rocky stuff where the shorter wheelbase helps.
1985 toyota SR5 pickup....stock...soon lift..35 mtrs, gears yadda yadda...
pics don't work.
I loved my 87 Toy 4x4 short bed...
heres a crappy pic of my '89 shortbed. I might go out later, if I do, I'll get some better pics.
I just noticed that the back wheel was jammed up into the wheel well in that picture 'cause it was parked on a bit of a hill while the front was on flat ground.