Recent content by jamesg

Thank you for this write-up. Note to self, no waffles while working on my odometer.

Probably, but the difference for me is when it becomes compulsory and not by choice: and of course I reject the actual premise by which EVs came about.

Thank you Kernal, pretty good list. I hope for everyone here that this will be successful. I think this helps all of the Vendors here on Mud and elsewhere. My 80 and 60 both do better with oem parts.

apologize for the really, really, late reply, they are the fox 2.0 reservoirs. I haven't bought springs yet but Kurt is who I will buy from. I need to purchase a Knuckle rebuild kit , (a mess) and Koyo bearings from Kurt as well for my LX450 in January; That will be my first time doing it and...

Good looking truck. I did the same thing as far as buying without an in-person inspection a few years ago with my LX450. I found a one owner 1997 in Las Vegas and placed a deposit, flew there and drove it back home. Since it lived in Vegas since new the frame had Zero rust! Good Luck.

I admire your sand. A lot of work but ever so satisfying. These are getting tougher to find that are worth the time and money commitment. the forums are a wealth of valuable information to share and be shared.

I know this is a late reply, but Atlas springs out of California is one I am interested in. I am replacing the old OME springs/shocks on my 87 to stock height. I'll be using theirs with fox shocks back to the factory height. Good luck.

sorry about the late reply. These are Toyota wheels and lug nuts, oem size. The factory sent these to the US with chrome instead of white paint. the bfgs are 15 inch, the same size tire from the factory (but Toyota didn't install bfgs from the factory). Part number 42601-35260-05. Again these...

Try "Atlas Springs" They are out of California. I am going with them and returning my 60 to factory height. I'm removing the previous owners older OME shocks and springs 2 inch lift.

I like the lift you have in your garage, very handy. Could you rent a flat trailer (U-Haul) to transport the body and get creative as far as securing it? Good luck with your project.

I believe any landfill would be okay. It isn't a RCRA waste, I believe it falls under TSCA

Just like you I am looking at the same work but mine are the opposite of yours....Moist! Make sure you have an FSM in front of you. I watched a few Youtube videos which helps ; me anyway.

You might want to contact Slee Offroad and ask that question. They sell that brand of rotors.

I don't think sliders are a bad idea with a wheelbase of 112" and an unfavorable breakover angle. Oh and Rocks ,boulders, etc.

Heckraiser, I know what you mean in Colorado. I commuted Hwy 93 (Rocky Flats) 30 plus years thru Golden and Conifer, I was lucky; they didn’t do much to Hwy 93, it was too windy lol