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Cleaning up parts as they go back in. Steering stuff. I pulled this shaft earlier and could find 0 play in it amazingingly.
Interesting coating they put in the shaft to take up and gaps to the mating tube.
Interesting coating they put in the shaft to take up and gaps to the mating tube.
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Working on choosing a radiator. Lots of conversation here about various manufactures. Seems RD is the high end setup. Any other options to consider here?
| Radiator Manufacturer | P/N | LS ports | Cost (no fan/shroud) | Cost (w/fanshoud) | Warranty | Construction Notes |
| Mishimoto | MMRAD-LCR-81X | No | $480.95 | $750 | Lifetime* | |
| Mosley (FSR made) | website | Yes | $799.95 | $1,499.95 | None | |
| Ron Davis | 11-45FJ62L | Yes | $1500 | $1,988.00 | 90 days | |
| Griffin | TOY-70011 modified | Yes | $1,191 | TBD | 1 year | Epoxy bonding |
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tmxmotorsports
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RD was 1500 with no shroud
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Thanks, updated
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Was also for an 80 series ls swap
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You don’t have an option for a mechanical fan with that water pump.
The Mosely radiators are really nice for the money and we use them on all our builds.
The Mosely radiators are really nice for the money and we use them on all our builds.
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Agreed on the mechanical fan, wanted to show price for gen 3 or other mechanical fan peeps for reference
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Picked up a few goodies and small progress. Thanks to Will for the 80 air cleaner
Got a few parts for the x-member. Extended the stock mounting location forward with a welded in flange nut
Started cleaning up radiator rubber parts
And this beauty arrived. Less than a week from talking to Ron himself to it arriving at my door.
Also found some hoses recommended online and they should fit nice when trimmed.
Gates radiator hose part # 22358 for upper radiator hose (with trimming)
Gates radiator hose part# 22437
Got a few parts for the x-member. Extended the stock mounting location forward with a welded in flange nut
Started cleaning up radiator rubber parts
And this beauty arrived. Less than a week from talking to Ron himself to it arriving at my door.
Also found some hoses recommended online and they should fit nice when trimmed.
Gates radiator hose part # 22358 for upper radiator hose (with trimming)
Gates radiator hose part# 22437
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Have you seen pictures of my modified 80 air box can also us a 62 one and modify it too.
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Anyone ever get this under wheel well coating off? It’s kind of a nightmare. 50lbs of dry ice ain’t touching it
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I saw this spray stuff a dude used but I can't remember the name of it. It was in a aerosol spay used it on sound deadner on the inside that stuff on the fenders is something totally different tho
Might be this?
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Right now probably, I am impressed with Toyota's coating adhesion. Or im am going to have to go hard at it with the paint strip discs on the angle grinder
What about like aircraft remover?
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That s*** ain't no joke it's on a fee other parts of the body too.
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@BurntToast dumb question. Is that a replacement panel or is it easily removable? Need to clean mine up in a few spots.
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The wheel wells? Fairly easy to remove, maybe 10 fasteners underneath and the seam sealer to break though. Takes about 5 min
