Recent content by RickFJ80

Gorgeous Rig. Anything done by Jonathan at TLC is the best. Not cheap by any means but the best. You get what you pay for.

I wouldn't be too upset about the balance weights being on the outside. You can tell if you lose them and it makes your LC look like a real truck ;) I like your wheels too ! where did you buy them and how much did they cost ?

Hiya Nukem My LC Guy found them for me through his supplier. Not sure who he goes through. However I also found them through toyotapartsdirect.com. You can call them direct at 866-912-1903. They will have a wholesale price and and a reduced retail price. I have TorFab up here in WA state do my...

Yes where on passenger side frame rail is this damper located? Also a pic would be nice !

I've had the same issue myself. It's cabin vibration that goes through the body about 55-65 mph. I discovered a dent in the drive shaft which will imbalance it. I am also replacing the CV axles. Hopefully that will do it. I'll keep you posted when I get those items replaced.

Anthony you still have your 100 Series ? I live in Auburn. Just wondering if we could meet sometime. Rick

Sandroad Thanks for your reply again. I found them for $490 a piece. Part number was dead on :).

Man that's a nice setup ! You got me jacked to get my rig set up !!!

OME 2.5 lift, TB, Slee diff drop, needs tires, cv/axle's, just for starters. 2004 with 59K miles.

I hear ya bud, however their so bad I have to part with the cash. Thanks though

Thank you Sandroad ! Your advice is greatly appreciated ! Rick

Nice Pics ! I need to replace the aftermarket cv/axles that the previous owner installed. They shake and are sub-standard It looks like you put factory OEM replacements in. Can I ask how much those would cost ? I will have to replace both sides/units. Thanks in advance !

Hello fellow Crusher enthusiast's. I recently bought a 04 100 series. The dealer had replaced the CV axles/boots with aftermarket ones. After reading some of the threads here on that issue, I want to replace the non OEM units with factory OEM Parts. My question is, how many of you have done this...

You'll get no debate from me. What works for each is the right way to go Staggrlee. After 40 years of doing this 4 wheel thing, finding what works and doesn't is an individual thing for sure :)

Thanks for the info Hayes. You are right about different manufactures variations in size on the "same" tire. I always hit the manufactures specification page to get a read on true specs. I've owned 3 FJ80's and now this UZJ100. I sold my AEV Wrangler last year. Just had to go back to a...