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OEM Toyota TRE 1963-84. From what I understand these are discontinued, but when I ordered a new tie rod and relay rod from the dealership there was an end stuck in each rod. I don’t need the connecting end because my rig is RHD. How about $20 shipped. I don’t need it, feel free to make an...
Is anyone interested in my old Roof racks/ surf racks? They’re made with marks off-road mounts. Not in perfect condition but solid. I’m thinking about just selling the mounts on the general forum, but thought I’d see if anyone local wants them whole. I’m not sure if these are a direct fit on a...
Yes the pinion flange is where the drive shaft bolts to. But it’s easy to swap pinion flanges (and replace the oil seal while you’re at it).
If you were to use the 62 parts you would need to do a bit more work (steering arms are different and require modifying tie rods) and recenter your...
There are some decent shops for basic stuff, but none that I’d really recommend. Good luck.
Sorry I typed this a few days ago but seems I didn’t post it.
Also you may want to consider that you might need to replace your single diaphragm brake booster with a dual diaphragm one. I did after swapping to disc brakes. Initially they were even harder and worse than with the drum brakes until I swapped boosters.
I had to replace my switch to get mine to work. They're still available. You can reach it from under the dash.
Sorry just realized this is for a fj55. Not sure about availability or accessibility.
I swapped to a dual diaphragm booster with disc brakes, so I no longer need this one. It's a remanufactured one which I ran it for a few years, and it worked fine when pulled. The check valve was new also. I payed over $300 for it a few years ago, how about $125 plus shipping.
For 1970-75 fj40.
No luck on that, but I've got a rear axle from a 40 that needs a home. Differential flange snapped off. Axles are maybe ok and the brake parts look like scrap. Basically just a housing. If anyone wants it let me know.