Recent content by JCook5003

Now the PM has been sent :D

El Hefe - Your PM inbox is full. I cant reply to you. email me at JCook5003@gmail.com or delete some PM's. I'm interested in your offer.

The plan with this was to eventually go to a milder lift, maybe OME and use it for camping. My hours are getting cut at work and I need the more far more than the project right now. 1984 Toyota Pickup Drivetrain: 20R Engine runs super smooth and quiet G54 Transmission with forward shift...

Guys. I'm remodeling the living quarters of my horse trailer. They are about 12' long and 8' wide. I moved the kitchen from the side to the rear wall of the trailer. The propane is currently supplied via black pipe under the trailer with soft copper stubs going to the other appliances...

No need to adjust those rears.....I just ordered the disk brake kit from Sky, I found the calipers for $14 each locally and the rotors for $22, I can turn them myself on the lathe to the bigger bore. After that I guess I'll take a look at the MC if it doesnt solve the problem. KLF, could...

No. It gradually fades until it sinks to the floor. If I pump it up to good pedal it will hold that pedal though until I release it.

Well is there a way to check it other than just replacing it? I know the brake shoes are probably not adjusted correctly, I never adjusted them when I installed then and I no longer have an e brake to adjust them automatically....

Yeah the Master Cylinder was new as of two years ago........I cant imagine it's bad.....

Yeah I've been pricing all the odds and ends, like you said the hardest and most expensive part of the swap is already done. I might as well just go ahead and run the disks, honestly I'm tired of messing with it. That might be the least painful. Did you remove the LSPV at the same time? Did...

So to answer a few questions. I dont have a rear e brake anymore, I run an All Pro T-Case E Brake. It seems like I'm hearing about the back brakes not being adjusted a lot, how can I confirm they are adjusted correctly/adjust them? The truck doesnt get driven yet, it's in the final stages of...

Rears are still drums. Master Cylinder isn't new but is only about 2 years old but the truck did sit for a year without running.

One more thing....truck does have a 1" bore master cylinder already installed by the PO.

So guys, I'm completely on my last nerve with my brakes. I have an 84 Toyota truck which has a swapped in 20R and 5 speed. I recently rebuilt the back IFS axle brakes with Land Cruiser wheel cylinders and all new hardware and pads. The fronts are stock solid axle calipers. Now the...

The intent here was to keep this thing cheap and road legal, emphasis on the road legal. Buuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuut, the way things go a 14 bolt rear just fell into my lap. I'm now very tempted to seek out a 60 front and run tons under this thing. Doubt the inspection man would like that very much...

Thanks for the advice, they are working now.