Recent content by davidp14

Indeed. I'm sure they would have done some more amazing things if they hadn't ran out of time.

Sad. Word is they rolled their truck off a cliff. These were super cool young people. They built a couple amazing Toyotas and ran the entire panam trail and other cool trips.

I have one of those too. 😁

Gf collects rocks and likes to make me stop going down Imogene to get out and pick them up.

I carry a driveshaft, starter, alternator and a bunch of hoses, fuses, and relays. I have most of my tools with me all the time, including a 54mm socket and a knuckle rebuild kit and bearings. I have enough of every fluid the 80 uses to at least get me off the trail. All of it is securely...

Emptied the truck full of junk (and 100lbs of rocks). Gave her a quick rinse. I'll try and wash it for real tomorrow. Then changed the oil. Filling up was super quick thanks to my new funnel from solve function. I didn't time it, but it was seconds for a gallon of oil. Toyota Flexible...

Drove the 80 almost all the way across the country and by back for the second time in 4 months. Once again she did great.

Last wheel done. This one gets a new caliper too. I found a very small piece of metal in the hub so I'm going to drain and fill the ear diff just to check. Still have to rotate the tires, check fluids, and steering arm nuts and a few other things. Then start packing up

we decided to skip this one. Too much going on that weekend already. Its a good time though anyone that goes will have fun.

me too!

Only the second one I've seen in the wild. The first was in Moab.

Arp hub studs for the front plus new rotors and pads and re greased the bearings. I definitely like these studs from front range better than the trail gear. Although the hex head for easy install on the tg is nice.