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The old one was totally FUBAR'd, I'm so glad that high RPM thing is gone, it was driving me crazy!
Good to meet you too man! Did you get those decals on yet?
Builds Just bought my first 60 Series...my 1986 FJ60 Build (1 Viewer)
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The old one was totally FUBAR'd, I'm so glad that high RPM thing is gone, it was driving me crazy!
Good to meet you too man! Did you get those decals on yet?
Negative, painting my rear bumper today. Decals hoping Sunday
Love the Build man, definitely looks clean, you've put in some work, now its definitely time to enjoy it!!
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Thank you - still have more projects to do but at least I get to enjoy it while they wait. Really looking forward to seeing your swap come together too!
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On my way back from Denver I was able to snag a used Air Down Gear Up sleeping platform for a really good price. I like it a lot since I can just slide the front piece back when I need to have my rear seat up which is handy when your 60 is your only DD.
The platform weighs a good 150 pounds or so, and after I installed it I noticed that the rear of the truck started to sag a bit. I bought some longer shackles from Man a Fre and that made it level again.
Other than an oil change and a quick brake master cylinder swap (my Vatozone failed prematurely) I haven't had to do anything to the cruiser since finishing the LS Swap and I've been enjoying the living hell out of it, spending almost every weekend for the last month running around AZ.
Here's a few pics of my trips around Southern AZ the last month. A lot of these were shot on my old 35mm as my phone camera is pretty hit or miss.
Redfield Canyon - took these at the cliff house in the bottom of the canyon.
Then went to Roosevelt Lake to try and catch some bass
And wrapped up May by spending Memorial day weekend up in Mt Graham hanging with some friends and family.
I'm back in Denver helping my girlfriend pack up to move home, so no trips planned while I'm here since I didn't grab any gear. Hoping to get into the mountains though when I get back and am really looking forward to it!
The platform weighs a good 150 pounds or so, and after I installed it I noticed that the rear of the truck started to sag a bit. I bought some longer shackles from Man a Fre and that made it level again.
Other than an oil change and a quick brake master cylinder swap (my Vatozone failed prematurely) I haven't had to do anything to the cruiser since finishing the LS Swap and I've been enjoying the living hell out of it, spending almost every weekend for the last month running around AZ.
Here's a few pics of my trips around Southern AZ the last month. A lot of these were shot on my old 35mm as my phone camera is pretty hit or miss.
Redfield Canyon - took these at the cliff house in the bottom of the canyon.
Then went to Roosevelt Lake to try and catch some bass
And wrapped up May by spending Memorial day weekend up in Mt Graham hanging with some friends and family.
I'm back in Denver helping my girlfriend pack up to move home, so no trips planned while I'm here since I didn't grab any gear. Hoping to get into the mountains though when I get back and am really looking forward to it!
