2018 Review // 2019 Planning

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What did you accomplish on your 80 this year? Plans for next year??


Personally,

2018:
Installed new radiator, 1&2&3 rad hoses.
Main crank seal
Oil-pump o-ring
Front axle service.
Low-pressure PS hoses & flush & new PS cap
Replaced oil cap.

2019:
PHH and rear heater connection delete
Brake calipers and rubber lines replace
Tie rod ends and drag links
Seat gears
CDL actuator rebuild
Power steering pump o-rings and high-pressure hose
Rear axle seals and bearings re-grease
Aux condenser fan install (for beach driving).
 
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My plan is to go wheeling more, will work on the rig if I have to.
 
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Picked up my '97 earlier this year & off the top of my head:

-Fully refreshed OEM axles front and rear
-Fully refreshed OEM brakes front and rear (pads, rotors, shim kits)
-New OEM elocker actuators front and rear
-New fluids everywhere
-4.88 Nitro re-gear
-35s with 315/75/16s
-New OEM suspension bushings everywhere
-Metaltech caster plates
-New tie rods
-New OEM rear driveshaft
-Rebuilt double-cardan front driveshaft from Wits' End
-New OEM hoses in engine compartment (e.g. PHH, heater valve, radiator, etc)
-New OEM hood insulator
-New OEM rubber under hood guides
-New OEM headlight bulbs low and high beam
-New OEM corner light amber housings
-New OEM rear light housings
-New OEM starter, fuel filter, Wits' End fan clutch, radiator, radiator fan and plastic frame, radiator cap, power steering pump, air filter, distributor, water pump, spark plug wiring
-Refreshed OEM gaskets like valve cover, oil pump, etc
-New aftermarket battery
-New OEM rear window motors and actuators
-New OEM window channel runners front pass and driver side
-New OEM windshield/gasket following FSM procedure with Clearplex film protection

2019:

-New OEM short block and full engine rebuild with as many OEM parts as possible save for quality aftermarket parts like ARP studs
-Reman OEM transmission
-New OEM steering rack assembly
-New OEM front window motors and actuators
-Maybe install a sound system, but only if I can retain bone stock dash look
-Maybe wrap it a different color
 
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2018:

*Replaced Low Pressure Power Steering hoses (Jan 12, 2018)
*Rebuilt Starter (Jan 13, 2018)
*Installed Hatches in Tailgate (Jan 13, 2018)
*Installed Rear View camera (Jan 20, 2018)
*Installed Solar Charger (Jan 20, 2018)
*Installed rear window door runs (Feb 18, 2018)
*Fixed front passenger power seat (Feb 18, 2018)
*Installed USB ports in rear doors replacing ashtrays (Feb 20, 2018)
*Installed Slee Step Sliders (March 2018)
*Installed new Loyds mats (April 18, 2018)
*Greased the birfields (April 22, 2018)
*Grey wire mod for the alarm (April 22, 2018) Doesn’t help much at all
*Added front Mudflaps (April 22, 2018)
*Replaced the starter (April 22, 2018)
*Replaced the rear pads and rotors (April 24, 2018)
*Removed the roof rack (April 28, 2018)
*Replaced Charcoal Canister (May 19, 2018)
*Replaced Charcoal Canister Fuel Lines (May 19, 2018)
*Installed rear hatch lights (May 27,2018)
*Installed LED dome light upgrade (June 7, 2018)
*Installed kayak handles (June 8, 2018)
*Bleed brakes (Sept 10, 2018)
*Replace RR brake hose Dorman H380427 (Sept 10, 2018)
*Replace Rear Center Brake Hose Dorman H380444 (Sept 10, 2018)
*Installed Cruiser Grille and round headlight conversion (October 4, 2018)
*Replaced oil and filter 257000k (October 11, 2018)
*Monstaliner roof ridges (October 13, 2018)
*Installed Marimoto Headlights (October 16, 2018)
*Replaced front map light (October 16, 2018)
*Replace RL Brake Hose (pending Dorman H380428)(October 21, 2018)
*Replace FR-outer to caliper (H380234)(October 21, 2018)
*Replace FD-outer to caliper (H380234)(October 21, 2018)
*DS Front inner stock is 15.5 H380536 (H380535 is 18.5)(October 21, 2018)
*PS Front Inner stock is 10.74 H38935 (H621096 is 13.19)(October 21, 2018)
*replaced front calipers (October 21, 2018)
*Replaced front brake pads (October 25, 2018)
*Installed Cargonet style attic (November 12, 2018)

2019:
Extend Diff Breathers
PHH plus all the small heater hoses etc.
Get front DS seatbelt rebuilt
7 pin mod
BIRF rebuild - replace front rotors and wheel studs
Diff lub replace
Install bowfin rack
Figure out front bumper and winch install
Rear Tire swingout
Probably a bunch more stuff...
Bushings... Thats def on the list next year.
 
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Most of this crap has been on my to-do list for a year or more:
  • Replace all suspension bushings and bent radius arm (I have the bushings and the arm, just not the time)
  • Install Lantank Caster Correction (currently have busted yellow bushings)
  • Proper sway bar end links
  • LCP Puma mount or some other storage solution for my compressor
  • Paint hood and rear hatch (rig is 3 different colors due to junkyard parts)
  • Weld up towing solution for rear cross member
  • Fix rust around windshield and in A-pillar, get new windshield
  • definitively identify drive-train noise and fix
  • replace broken/missing exhaust hangers
  • adjust drag link to straighten steering wheel
  • rear heat delete--pipes are looking pretty rotten

Lower priority stuff:
  • Make some sliders
  • turbo
  • Gears of some sort (crawler low at a minimum, maybe high range reduction or diffs also)
  • make a front bumper to accomodate FMIC
  • Replace front seats
  • crossmember
  • maybe hunt down some oil leaks?
  • door seals and maybe window runs?

Stuff I have actually been able to accomplish recently:
  • installed koso temp gauge
  • got a proper spare mounted
  • de-rusted some midwestern radius arms via electrolysis (felt like Bill Nye the Science Guy)

Even in it's shabby state, the clunker is ready to wheel at a moment's notice, but I would like to do some stuff to prepare for rubicon next summer.
 
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Spot saved so I can edit later after drinking a few beers so I don't start doing math as I list things off. I would probably be better off starting with with just asking @beno to list my 2018 purchases, but he likely doesn't have that kind of time.

2018 - LX450
Stripped and painted wheels
New tires
Parking brake re-build
New rear calipers & pads
Rust on drivers door and back hatch repaired
New windsheild
P-fran LED kit inside
Replaced dash lights
White corners and rear LEDs
New wipers
Painted wiper arms
New radiator and hoses

2018 - White Cruiser
Purchased it from Idaho
Idler pulleys
Front main seal
Oil pump gasket
New belts
New plugs & wires
Dizzy o-ring
Dizzy cap, rotor and gasket
New water pump
Blue fan clutch
Coolant flush
Oil & filter change
Fresh front diff oil
9011 headlight mod
New wipers
New radiator and hoses

2018 - Cammo Cruiser
Purchased it from NC
Monstalined bottom half
Cammo wrapped top half
New radio
Idler pulleys
Oil pump gasket
Water pump
Valve cover gasket
Plugs & Wires
Spark plug tube seals
AC compressor replaced
Dizzy o-ring
Dizzy cap, rotor and gasket
New belts
New charcoal canister
9011 headlight mod
1" body lift
3" Dobi lift
Full Dobi long travel suspension w/supporting mods
17" Method wheels
37" KO2s
BaoFeng radio
Shorty antenna swap
New wipers
New exhaust hangers
4x4 Labs Front Bumper
4x4 Labs rear bumper
White Knuckle Sliders
2nd CAT removal and test pipe made
Cruisin Off Road skid plates for tx case and trans tunnel
Warn VR10S winch install
Gamiviti gears installed in seats
Rubber mat floor liner made
Coolant flush
Oil changes
Front diff fluid changed
Front knuckle rebuild done
New u-joints
New used front drive shaft
Zip-tie mirror fix
PHH and other small hose next to it replaced
New radiator and hoses

I think that's the bulk of it. It seems like so much work when I look at it all written down.
 
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beno said:
Yes, I do care that correct information is posted.

80 series doesn't have a steering rack. A 100 series does.
Click to expand...

It's an upgrade, the stealer said it would make better steerin.:hillbilly:
 
2018:
Changed out aftermarket wheels to 5 OEM
5x BFG KO2s 285/75/16
2 x OME 2860 springs - medium rear
2 x OME 2851 Springs - medium front
2 x OME 60018 shocks front
2 x OME 60020 shocks rear
Painted Emerald Green (code 6M1) due clear coat peeling
Wits End/Landtank caster plates for 2.5" lift
30mm spring spacers front
oil/filter change 20W50 and filter 90915-YZZD3
Inspect velocity boot, brake hose & lines, suspension and fluids
front disc brake pad kit p/n 04465-60020
front brake shim kit 04945-04012
resurface rotors
Left Front BEARING, TAPERED ROLLER, Part No.: 90080-36067
Left Front BEARING,RTP,50,82,K, Part No.: 90368-49084-77
Left Front SEAL, OIL, Part No.: 90311-62001
Left Front GASKET, FRONT AXLE OUTER SHAFT FLANGE, Part No.: 43422-60060
Left Front RING, SNAP, Part No.: 90520-31007
Right Front BEARING, TAPERED ROLLER, Part No.: 90080-36067
Right Front BEARING,RTP,50,82,K, Part No.: 90368-49084-77
Right Front SEAL, OIL, Part No.: 90311-62001
Right Front GASKET, FRONT AXLE OUTER SHAFT FLANGE, Part No.: 43422-60060
Right Front RING, SNAP, Part No.: 90520-31007
checked oil pan - no leaks
Steering relay rod end right 45044-69125
Tie rod end right 45047-69085
Steering relay rod end left 45045-69065
Tie rod end left 45046-69135
4 wheel align - set to factory specs, insp of suspension components and tires
Installed new to me side view mirrors
First row leather from Land Cruiser Heaven
passed emissions inspection
Connected Ultragauge for temp monitoring

And I did install a new OEM steering rack in my Tacoma...

2019:
Program the ultra gauge
Come up with a clever way to mount the ultra gauge somewhere
9011 bulbs - 4
investigate this LSPV thing to see if I can reduce some brake dust on my front wheels
install new to me a/c vents sitting on the shelf for several months
install the CDL (hazard) switch that's on the same shelf as the a/c vents
7 pin / pin 7 (whatever the proper term is) modification
drawers
refresh or dye the bumper end caps, roof rack, running boards
 
2018: bought it, baselined everything with oem or better. Linked it, wheels and tires. Exhaust. Armor.

2019: more gears, chromo parts, more armor.
 
2018 - moved the SC'ed '93 to AZ:
White Knuckle sliders for a few trail rides:
and when it got hot, the truck got hot...
new TYC radiator, trimmed shroud, back to a stock fan, custom spacer, 50k fluid in the blue clutch, overdrive pulley for the water pump
Sequoia alternator (while we're in there...)
new expansion valve, evaporator core, and a new aluminum line (courtesy of Rosie...) to replace the one the had a pinhole
Trail Gear TC gears (thanks to ToolsRUs & inkpot)

2019 - let's see:
extend bumpstops
extend sway bar mounts
more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time more seat time
 
2018:
After 2 years with a 16' Tacoma I wanted back into an 80. Began looking

2019:
Purchased 97' LX450 Monday Jan 28th from Archie in Spicewood Tx. He baselined the stock rig. Really clean. He's a solid guy...Toyo OC 315.75.16 and an Ironman lift happen next week. The fun begins
 
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2018:
Got some gas, broke some bolts

2019:
Get more gas, try to be awesome
 
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