Recent content by justinlyman

I still need to take some measurements and see if they have some that will work. If not I plan to draw some up in CAD and have them made. Happy to share the model if I end up going that route.

90942-02083 Just ordered some myself.

I have a 14" lathe that can handle expanding the center bore of the Tundra rotor to 106mm. I am going with the Wilwood calipers for the following reasons: - I want as large of a rotor as I can fit - they have better brake pad options - They are more rigid - Multiple piston area options will...

No, don't think the 4runner calipers will work with the bigger rotors. I am most likely going to run Wilwood Forged Superlite 4R Radial Mount Calipers(may have to go with to the narrow FNSL4R version, still need measure clearance with my rims).

Here are the specs I have gathered, I have not confirmed any of this info, it is just what I have found online. I do have a pair of OEM Tundra rotors in hand, just haven't had a chance to measure them to verify: 200 Landcruiser Front Rotor Specs: 5 lug P/N: 43512-60180 Nominal thickness: 32mm...

You should check out the ATOTO android head units. I have been really happy with mine. Much better than the joying and other android units I have had in the past.

Came across this on etsy, I think this is exactly what you were looking for. https://www.etsy.com/listing/1205646135/toyota-landcruiser-90-97-visor-delete?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=80+land+cruiser&ref=sr_gallery-3-1&frs=1&organic_search_click=1

You would have to figure something out for the other side. You could cut piece of aluminum or steel flat stock into the oval shape and drill two holes and paint. Other option would be to model one and 3d print. I could model one up for printing in a few minutes for you if you don't know how, you...

SolveFunction has a cover for the clip: Visor mirror block off plate for Rosen Sunvisor Systems - https://solvefunction.com/shop/ols/products/visor-mirror-block-off-plate

Sorry to revive an old thread, does anyone know if the Icon shocks included in the slinky kit are valved/tuned any differently than the shocks you can buy directly from Icon for the 80? Also, who is the current go to vendor for slinky kits?

You can bash vendors all you want, just do it in the vendors forum, not the tech forum.

What does this have to do with 80-series tech? If you are coming here to throw shade at a vendor you are in the wrong place. Also Witts End provides excellent quality products and service. I seriously doubt we are getting the entire story, move along.

I bought the speedibleed system to bleed my brakes after having the entire system taken apart and it worked great, brakes feel better than they ever have. It is a pressure bleed system.

I ordered mine from Tru-Fit out of Australia as well. Been a few years since I ordered mine, but prices were very reasonable even with shipping.

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