Builds My Bad 91 Runner on 39.5's (should have got 42's)

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just wicked dude. Why not go to leafs in the back? easier to lift then adding brackets and extended links?
 
Kiff said:
just wicked dude. Why not go to leafs in the back? easier to lift then adding brackets and extended links?
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I might go there, but I hope I don`t have to... And now I have put so much money into my linked suspension, over 3400usd... So I would like to get it to work.. :bang:
 
Started on the dual-t-case-build...

Bought me the wrong act clutch:bang:

And a little runner nightshot with northern lights (aurora borealis) over it...

Btw, should have gotten 42s... :beer:
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2ndGenToyotaFan said:
I fixed the title for you Knix! I tried when you asked, but there were technical difficulties. I love the aurora shot, makes me want to head north.... :cheers:
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He he! You`re a funny guy! Guess I will have to get some bigger tires next year... ;)

It was an incredible night, you should have been here and seen it! Its amazing!!!
 
2ndGenToyotaFan said:
I fixed the title for you Knix! I tried when you asked, but there were technical difficulties. I love the aurora shot, makes me want to head north.... :cheers:
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knixen said:
He he! You`re a funny guy! Guess I will have to get some bigger tires next year... ;)

It was an incredible night, you should have been here and seen it! Its amazing!!!
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Back when I lived in Minneapolis I'd head 25 to 75 miles north of the northern suburbs of the Twins Cities on likely Aurora nights. I'd use my 4x4 pickup to get down the snowy back roads to dark sky spots. I had a couple of outings where it was possible to read my watch and PDA via Aurora light. For those who don't know the magnetic poles are where Aurora are centered around so they are lower in latitude to that side of the rotational poles. This means northern Minnesota and Wisconsin are quite good for seeing them. I used data from SOHO and POES to figure out if a given night was a likely candidate to go out and observe. I got so I'd see good displays 80+% of times I went out. Now there are Aurora prediction forecasts. Some of them will even email or phone you. If you want to take a trip to see Aurora, do it during the spring and fall equinoxes as the greatest number of displays occur around then. Otherwise go during the winter as you have the most observation hours. As always, the further north you go the better the chances of seeing them if the display is weak.
 
What's the deal on this front fender? Aftermarket to accept the Taco turnsignals?

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Also, Knix is ripped! :D

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JEG budet det damer forfølgelse du over det hele staden!

blikk JEG snakke Norsk , takket være det lurer på av det internet. Hehe

That's probably way wrong and I just insulted your mother or something.... :D
 
Knix that is some awesome looking area.What was up with the bike burried in the bushes.Were those some of them their man eating bush's.Once again that is some nice looking country side.
 
2ndGenToyotaFan said:
What's the deal on this front fender? Aftermarket to accept the Taco turnsignals?

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Also, Knix is ripped! :D

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JEG budet det damer forfølgelse du over det hele staden!

blikk JEG snakke Norsk , takket være det lurer på av det internet. Hehe

That's probably way wrong and I just insulted your mother or something.... :D
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ha ha, you did n`t insult anyone or make sense for that matter!!! But nice try though, admire your effort!!! :cheers:

Thats me alright;) Got to match the truck you know...

The front fender is i believe hannemann fiberglass, the truck was built by one of the allpro guys. Don`t remember his name at the moment, there are lots of pics on their site. Been in several magazines and is amazing. It has been imported over here, but the builder wants to get it back to the states now... :eek:

rockrash said:
Knix that is some awesome looking area.What was up with the bike buried in the bushes.Were those some of them their man eating bush's.Once again that is some nice looking country side.
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As the thread name is in English you'll know that its knixen AND FRIENDS so I haven`t taken all the pictures. Just the ones I`ve posted. So they are from all over our country, those from viking067 are from the spitsbergen islands way up near the north pole... Glad you liked them... :cheers:
 
Yeah, I put the Norwegian it gave me back in to translate back to English and it came out gibberish, so I tried to change it a little.... I'll stick to English I guess.... (although I don't claim to have a very good grasp on that language either...) :cheers:
 
here is a couple pics of my rear suspension stuff. Im still going remove my rear brake load bias.
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Yeah I made those uppers. I am really happy with the ride of the rear right now I measured 13" of travel and I've been driving it to work regulary at 70mph with no vibs or squirlyness. I put a CV joint on the rear driveshaft and filled it half full of metal BBs for balancing.
 
Diesel-Runner said:
Yeah I made those uppers. I am really happy with the ride of the rear right now I measured 13" of travel and I've been driving it to work regulary at 70mph with no vibs or squirlyness. I put a CV joint on the rear driveshaft and filled it half full of metal BBs for balancing.
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You filled the driveshaft with BB's? Never heard/thought of that.... Only tires... :D
 
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