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    Axle ratio 1991 HDJ81, 5 speed manual?

    Thank you 70sguy, excellent info, I have a 4:10 axle ratio, limited slip and a really low first gear 4.081, I will definitely be putting the 4:10 gear sets back into the lockered axles and will have some 4:88 Nitro gears for sale in a couple of weeks. Thanks again for the help.
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    Axle ratio 1991 HDJ81, 5 speed manual?

    I've been looking all over the net and the ih8mud website for the stock axle ratio for a 1991 HDJ81 with a 5 speed manual transmission, I just acquired one the other day. I am going to be selling my 1990 HDJ81 with automatic transmission, with Wholesale Transmission Extreme Valve Body. Next...
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    Part number for Toyota 4:88

    Thanks guys for the info, I'm looking at some aftermarket options, I'm finding the master rebuild kit cost almost as much as the R & P.
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    Part number for Toyota 4:88

    Does anyone have the Toyota part numbers for 4:88 ring and pinion front and rear with frt and rr factory electric lockers, also master rebuild kit number? Any help would be appreciated.
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    Building my "bucket list" expedition rig.

    Rails are tacked in place for the slide out, they will also be bolted through to insulated brackets welded on the frame.
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    Building my "bucket list" expedition rig.

    Well we have the rack at the proper height and a lockable basket. Have completed mounting pads for battery box, we are using industrial conveyor belting as insulation between the steel frame and all aluminum elements.
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    Removing locking hitch pin when key is lost.

    I'm not surprised. A few years ago I bought an enclosed four place snowmobile trailer and four of the heaviest duty Master pad locks I could find ($60.00 bucks each) two for each door. I then went sledding, at the end of the day I realized I had locked my keys in the trailer, duh. One fellow...
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    Building my "bucket list" expedition rig.

    I screwed up, my truck was elsewhere and I took the measurements for the roof rack. This one is 11 inches too low and has to run all the way over to one side to accommodate the annex on my ARB tent. We haven't decided whether to modify this rack or just build another one, at least now I can...
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    Building my "bucket list" expedition rig.

    This is the fenders, the air bags are not inflated, so the fenders should be 3 or 4 inches higher off the tires when in running configuration.
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    Building my "bucket list" expedition rig.

    More pics.
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    Building my "bucket list" expedition rig.

    Well the build is progressing, it's slow as the fab shop is owned by a friend of mine and he is using this trailer build to fill in when things are slow and he is busy. Anyway the trailer will go for paint end of Friday, they did the rack for the tent and the fenders today but I forgot my...
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    Building my "bucket list" expedition rig.

    Here is a pic of the ceramic washer on the back of the L-N-R hitch.
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    Building my "bucket list" expedition rig.

    I always run E Load Rated 10 ply tires on my trucks and have not had issues with punctures. The biggest hazard I can see for these tires is a side wall puncture usually from messing around in mud on logging show landings which should not be an issue outside of my local area. Your comment has...
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    Building my "bucket list" expedition rig.

    Where did you find the wear in the rivet? I have the 6,000lb weld on Lock N'Roll coupler (PN 202), which we are going to weld on to the trailer tongue, there is a ceramic washer inside, in between the large hammer riveted head and the weldable face of the coupler. Is this where wear occurs?
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    Building my "bucket list" expedition rig.

    1.I am using the Lock’n Roll system Lock N' Roll Trailer Hitches 2.I am using two Rancho 5000 shocks on each trailing arm. 3.Tires and wheels are same as my truck, as is the track on the trailer, I am just going to carry one spare for all. 4.Light will be LED and mounted at eye level for...
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    Building my "bucket list" expedition rig.

    I have had my 80 now for two years and I am convinced that it is the right rig for me. Over the years I've owned five Ford power stroke 250s and 350s 4x4s and a Chevy 2500 prior to that and could not bring myself to spent the big money for another. I drove my 80 to Cabo and back last winter...
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    My new HDJ81

    Sharp new truck, what year is it? I've dealt with Outback for a valve body for my trannie, good folks. I've had my baby since April 2008, I will never own any thing else!
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    Building for Alaska/ TransCanada Adventure

    I would highly recommend 10 ply rated tires, though most of your travel will be on pavement the gravel that you will travel can cause grieve for anything less than a 10 ply rated tire. Around British Columbia we spend a lot of time on forest industry roads and the "gravel" can really vary from...
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    Source for right hand A pillar triple guage pod?

    Adam B, I found what I think you purchased here, the one in the picture is actually for a left hand A pillar, it is the fake carbon look which doesn't interest me but I will be painting to match my interior. The problems with the one pod I have is the base is much wider than my A pillar, the...
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    Source for right hand A pillar triple guage pod?

    Do you have a picture of it installed.
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