Early 90's frame, will a NP 205 fit?

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silverhorse

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I plan to build a truggy type rig. Early 90's Toyota x-cab and frame, V-8, auto , 203/205 doubler.
My question is will the width of the 205 be a problem?
 
The majority of the 79-85-ers tend to me at least a little puritanical Toyota fans, so answers may not be forthcoming.
what's the width of a 205?
IMO, if you post up the dimensions, I'm sure folks here would be able to supply you with frame width info.
Good luck!
 
silverhorse said:
Thanks for the info friend. I think it would be easier just to use my current frame and put the Toyota cab on it...
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I shouldn't think the width would be a problem, b/c the drive shaft drop makes it more diagonal instead of across, right?

And you're gonna be fabbing up X members and motor mounts anyway... :meh:

IMO, might as well go with the boxed frame instead of the flexy channel...
 
Chop Shop said:
DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT use the junker chevy frame.

That 205 will fit fine. You will be much happier with chev power than the crappy ol 22r.
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HEY!
There are those of us here who like the 22R! Jeez!

But, yeah, definitely don't waste your time on that mud-dragger Chevy frame, that thing will go into swiss cheese mode in about three years of hard wheeling.
I really like the C-channel Toyota frames, I think that flex they offer adds to the truck's ability to "reach" in tight locations.
 
Who said ch**y? I currently have a 72' Bronco. I'm trying to decide between the toyota or Bronco frame, both are factory boxed, BTW...
I picked up my cab and frame today, 90' x-cab...

Let the bastardization begin.........
 
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