Leaving for HIHX today even though we won’t be going straight to Colorado. We will be stopping in Utah, Idaho, Wyoming and other points yet to be determined. Just to hot in Vegas.
Leaving for HIHX today even though we won’t be going straight to Colorado. We will be stopping in Utah, Idaho, Wyoming and other points yet to be determined. Just to hot in Vegas.
I'm not coming to the same conclusion. I'm pretty sure purchasing a shiny new Land Cruiser wouldn't be a major change for me. From previous experience, an expectation of 300+ days of annual usage and 10+ years of ownership isn't unreasonable. Fits in standard parking spaces, and parking garages.
(Treading dangerously close to the radio communications discussion)
I've been thinking about some of these, for a couple of my vehicles, because my kid keeps dragging his feet on his tech license. I'd be curious to hear how it works out.
What antenna are you planning on using, and where are you planning on installing?
(Treading dangerously close to the radio communications discussion)
I've been thinking about some of these, for a couple of my vehicles, because my kid keeps dragging his feet on his tech license. I'd be curious to hear how it works out.
What antenna are you planning on using, and where are you planning on installing?
I’m using these antennas MicroMobile® MXTA26 6db Gain Whip Antenna | Midland Radio
I’m using a fender mount from @nakman and I’m installing the radio by my leg on the side of the console in the 200.
I haven’t made a decision on where to mount in the 100 yet.
Midland is running a buy one, get one 50% off right now on those micromobiles! Anyone interesting in going in on one with me? Offer ends tonight from them.
Midland is running a buy one, get one 50% off right now on those micromobiles! Anyone interesting in going in on one with me? Offer ends tonight from them.View attachment 2328927
If tip toeing the comms line isn't advisable I would merely offer up some of Indiana's fine craft brews to anyone that would be willing to give a quick once over of my install. I received my tech license a few months ago and would have general but the exams were cancelled, but I will have my system done in the next week or so.
If tip toeing the comms line isn't advisable I would merely offer up some of Indiana's fine craft brews to anyone that would be willing to give a quick once over of my install. I received my tech license a few months ago and would have general but the exams were cancelled, but I will have my system done in the next week or so.
I didn't think that it was possible to get just the rubber bushings for a steering rack. I just swapped from worn rubber bushings to Whiteline today. I have a 99 and the rear on the driver's side was a little rough to get in! I am hoping that I will have better luck than you did with the Whitelines. The previous owner ran my truck with 35s and Hutchinsons. The weight of that combo ruined the rubber bushings in a new rack he installed in about 20k miles.
Toyota does not sell the rubber bushing for 100 series steering racks & pinions (R&P). But the re-builders of R&P have OE rubber bushings. Rubber does not last as long as poly . But they give the stock feel and same absorption of shock as OEM rubber bushing.
I have used both rubber and poly. I've done with this in place and with R&P out of vehicle.