Recent content by Berzerker76

Oh yeah, I know that drill all too well.

You ever find those shocks? LOL

They are still available. I kind of put it on a back burner and forgot about them.

I think you're referring to the T-case gears by Sumo...

I'm running 4.56 gears on 33s and very happy with it. I can easily cruise at 90 on the hwy if I want to. For me, it's a perfect balance between low and top end. I'm not SC'd or turbo'd. Not sure what RPM I'm pulling at 70 but it's not high or loud. My tach has gone wonky and no longer reads...

Check your trans fluid level. If it's too low it won't go into gear.

Still available.

I'd really like to sell them all together. I'd be limiting my audience to those that only need the rears then if I sell you the fronts now. I just listed them a few hours ago so I don't want to break the set so soon. On the off chance I don't get a buyer within maybe a week, I might consider a...

I have a full set of dual-rate Icon Vehicle Dynamics springs for 80-Series Land Cruisers. Brand new, never mounted, in boxes. Part numbers 53005 and 53006. Here are the specs from Icon's site...

I'm assuming we are talking about caster correcting bushings and not stock geometry poly bushings. While some poly bushings secret sauce may last longer than others, I believe the main reason they fail much earlier than OEM is that the center core is no longer centered, in order to achieve the...

Still available. Make an offer.

For sale. Brand new Icon Vehicle Dynamics caster correction bushings, press tool and instructions for '91-'97 80-Series Land Cruisers. Retail $150, asking $120 + shipping. Part # ICON-53008 for use with 2-3" lift, providing 4.6° caster correction.

I'm trying to decide which is worse, your skullys or these.

CA is going crazy with smog inspection fail criteria. Last time I got my 350Z smogged, the guy said he should technically fail me due to having an aftermarket cold-air intake, which I explained has a CARB executive order sticker stating 50 state legality. He said it doesn't matter. ANY...

1. Clean thoroughly with Dawn dish soap and water 2. Dry completely 3. Sand to scuff 4. Hose off with water/dry 5. Wipe down with acetone (wear surgical gloves so you don't transfer skin oils to the surface) 6. Spray with Plastic Adhesion Promoter (important step do not skip) 7. Spray with top...