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I think this place would be epic with leaves on the trees and warm dry weather. It would probably amazing in October!!
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I think this place would be epic with leaves on the trees and warm dry weather. It would probably amazing in October!!
Storm trooper? That would be a really safe truck to drive. it wouldn't be able to hit anything.
Mayhaps we should look into the October thing.
Lemme see how much more time off I have
Funny stuff there Gum!!
Lemme see how much more time off I have
Funny stuff there Gum!!
October is nice down there.
Todd: that is funny since we gave it that designation, it was proved a while later on the trail. The driver was awake for 30hrs at that point so we will give him a pass.
Todd: that is funny since we gave it that designation, it was proved a while later on the trail. The driver was awake for 30hrs at that point so we will give him a pass.
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That was a tough trail! It took all my effort. Connor needs beadlocks.
Hell yea it was! s*** i wish i could have even made it up the bypass lol!!!
IM STUCK ON NOTHING!!!!
IM STUCK ON NOTHING!!!!
That is exactly why it was given that designation Gum. Beadlocks are high on the priority list now after this trip. Sleep is way overrated.
I don't recall any commitments about snowboarding....but I don't recall a while awful lot from the entire evening so that is very possible.
Another vote here for an October run, it would be spectacular
I don't recall any commitments about snowboarding....but I don't recall a while awful lot from the entire evening so that is very possible.
Another vote here for an October run, it would be spectacular
I have ordered my RCV's from Low Range Offroad.
As far as the discussion went on long's vs rcv's the only difference is the 300m internals for the birf. After trail gear acquired longfields rcv had apparently stopped supplying them.
http://www.rcvperformance.com/categories.aspx?catID=RCVP_TOYOTA_CV_AXLES
As far as the discussion went on long's vs rcv's the only difference is the 300m internals for the birf. After trail gear acquired longfields rcv had apparently stopped supplying them.
http://www.rcvperformance.com/categories.aspx?catID=RCVP_TOYOTA_CV_AXLES
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Good to know! Did you do the 30s or the 27s? They are pure porn out of the box, I whimpered as I slid them into the dark greasy axle housing.... They need to be a center piece.
I wonder who is honoring the lifetime warranty on my 10 year old longfields... TG I assume...
I wonder who is honoring the lifetime warranty on my 10 year old longfields... TG I assume...
Ill ask my buddy whos' a dealer for RCV and ask him for you john. The new RCV's come with a lifetime warranty, however if you put a mini truck axle under your 1000hp rock bouncer and break them everytime you wheel, they will stop warrantying them.
So anyone who needs RCV's or birfs call me first!!
So anyone who needs RCV's or birfs call me first!!
Talked to Trail Gear rep at Louisville Expo and he said our lifetime warranty was still good through them.
I wonder if it'll be a brake pad type warranty. Next set will be free but not the same quality and without a warrenty.
RCV should warranty any longs made before Jan 2014.
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My axles won't tell...
30's they were on sale for $612
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Bill isn't going to know what to do with a front locker!!! Reason 512 I can't wait for pys....
I know,right.
Picking a line has just become ?.
Picking a line has just become ?.
Speaking of that, did you ever figure out why your truck didn't want to turn left? Was it the birf?
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Shes not an ambiturner.
Honestly, I think it may be the pump. I forgot that it has been sitting on the floor of the 4runner since PYS 1 and at some point the orifice caps had fallen off.... I think it may be toast.