80 Series General Tech and Classifieds

[wngrog]

Bilstein shocks for a 0-2” lift 80 series

Ran them a few months. Paid $450 I think.

$250……

 

[Godwin]

Bilstein shocks for a 0-2” lift 80 series

Ran them a few months. Paid $450 I think.

$250……

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I'll take them. May be able to pick up later this week.

 

[dbbowen]

Anyone have a spare Airbox lid from a late model 95-97 FZJ80 they would be interested in selling? Need it to clamp to the top of my FJ62 airbox for my LS Swap. Thanks!

 

[wct49]

91-95-94

 

[offr0adlim0]

Just in case anyone is in the market for a solid 80 with a new engine and a lot of PM, bumpers etc, here is one I did for a customer a few years back. No it’s not “TrIpLe LoCkEd” but lockers can be added

1997 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ80 - cars & trucks - by owner - vehicle...

97 Toyota Land Cruiser 80 series (No factory lockers) 35,000 miles since engine, trans case, breaks, carpet, etc. New engine, transfer case, break booster, knuckle job, hoses, etc. 244k original...

neworleans.craigslist.org

 

[Mrsjynx]

Time to get our 80 back in order. We have 6 weeks. We need brake lines, hard lines specifically. Do we have a resource? Can’t find them anywhere.

 

[wngrog]

Have you tried partsouq.com?

 

[Mrsjynx]

Have you tried partsouq.com?

Yeah, not available. This is the one we need. We are considering buying a flare tool and seeing if one of us can make it. This is the line we need.

Have you tried partsouq.com?

 

[wngrog]

Yeah. Make it. With all the junk y’all own you need a flare tool. Get copper line. It’s MUCH easier to work with than steel.

 

[maxbob002]

Depending on the length needed, hard for me to tell in pic, autozone sells straight sections with nuts on and pre flaired. Just bend to what you need. I think they had 1 and 2 ft sections or something.

 

[McDowra]

Check with a local hydraulic shop, they custom make them all the time here where I work in Alabama

 

[jynx]

Yeah. Make it. With all the junk y’all own you need a flare tool. Get copper line. It’s MUCH easier to work with than steel.

My thoughts also. I told her I could use it on 3 or 4 things right off.

 

[FJ60Cam]

For the casual user, the pre-made sticks at the parts stores are great and the coating holds up.

If you see your self making a bunch and need a flaring tool, skip the $20 tool in the store and get the Eastwood bender. Perfect flares every time. You can also do AN flares for your buggy if you get the AN die set.

 

[jynx]

That is exactly the one I am eyeing.

 

[Godwin]

For the casual user, the pre-made sticks at the parts stores are great and the coating holds up.

If you see your self making a bunch and need a flaring tool, skip the $20 tool in the store and get the Eastwood bender. Perfect flares every time. You can also do AN flares for your buggy if you get the AN die set.

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x2 This thing works

 

[Mrsjynx]

For the casual user, the pre-made sticks at the parts stores are great and the coating holds up.

If you see your self making a bunch and need a flaring tool, skip the $20 tool in the store and get the Eastwood bender. Perfect flares every time. You can also do AN flares for your buggy if you get the AN die set.

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@jynx and I were discussing our need for such a tool.

 

[dbbowen]

There is an 80 series part out up here in memphis if anyone needs parts:

Parting Out - Memphis TN. Parting 93 80 Series.

Front and rear axles, Locker wiring, Suspension linkage upper/lower, Sway bars, Steering arms and box, E brake cable, winch, engine, dahs, ecu, vaf, console, hatch most of the door cards are gone as well. Front bumper is custom fabricated, awesome bumper. Engine and Trans are in good...

forum.ih8mud.com

 

[BMThiker]

@jynx @Mrsjynx

 

[BMThiker]

That is exactly the one I am eyeing.

This is a funny channel

 

[Mrsjynx]

Anyone need an 80 t-case knob? $65 nearly perfect.