Recent content by drew303

if the holes don't line up (pretty sure they do.....) just drill new holes. Just put the drive flange on the third turn it and drill. Pretty easy ... I had to drill out.my.front output flange on my tcase.to accept a 2wd yoke.. I don't recommend changing the flange if you're not familiar with...

thx! ha that's only a .22 she hasn't shot too many guns yet, m4 being the biggest yet. She likes em tho! I plan on finishing the cage over the cab and then down and thru the fenders. There wont be an bars around the fenders/Hood to the bumper. Haven't gotten time and $ yet to do that. then...

nevermind... guess i need more posts :-p

How come I can't edit my posts? .................

================ newest picture.... my GF making the truck look good. Latest update.. New Yukon 8" 5.29 Gear Set for my rear Third. It will replace my Trail Gear 5.29 gearset, which btw i DO NOT RECCOMEND TO ANYONE! They're loud and dont make proper gear contact (both my sets...

finally got around to making a front bumper, Another front bumper... - YotaTech Forums Then just a more recent shot of the front with the winch officially installed. Already used it about 20 times. It has two vehicle recoveries on it, newer 4 door Tacoma slid off a forest road...

first rollout, right before the first test drive ( i had major fuel delivery problems for 4 days after this... finally resolved it, old filter nipple had broke off in a fuel line and collapsed... ugh 4 days of hell) moving on started bending the cage and welding er on *note I added...

almost ready to be installed starting the tear down, bumper cut off tore down ready to be cut frame cut and first night mockup with the new rear clip (nothings attached yet and thats not me, buddy workn hard with that beer lol) welding it on attached...

Ok, some more... draft of the new chassis beginning fabrication The whole plan was to chop the frame directly behind the cab, build a whole new rear clip that is narrower (inbaorded leafs) and attach it to the front clip. It would slip inbetween the existing frame rails...

Jumping into the Truggy now.. Google Sketchup was my program of choice for simplicity and it did everything I needed to make this happen. before picture Ok so a little heads up on what the design consists of. First off I wanted to inboard the leaf springs. This means you...

conceptual truggy/flatbed (whatever you prefer to call it!) drawings from years past when i was in my infant dreaming stages...

This build has already been posted on Yotatech since I did it. Thought I'd share with the Ih8mud crowd. History to present day. Here goes. So starting somewhere around January of 2010 I started hammering down on a truggy design... researching what i wanted, how to do it and creating dozens...