- Thread starter
- #141
my end is pretty easy on that front. I've made that mod for several customers at this point. Happy to talk through what I've seen work and what's possible whenever you're ready to order.
orikawa SHOP THREAD (2 Viewers)
- Thread starter orikawa
- Start date
This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate
links, including eBay, Amazon, Skimlinks, and others.
- Thread starter
- #142
Definitely possible to add that to the door-less model. There's approximately 5.5" depth in the area it goes and there are some slim subs that drop in but will need reinforcement. The ft^3 of the quarter panel is around 2ft^3. My sub sounds/feels fine in there and I haven't heard complaints (nor direct feedback) from any of the customers who have added one in the quarter. I used a MDF CNC'd spacer ring from a friends router table 0.5" thick.
- Thread starter
- #143
Panel Install: Hardware | orikawa
Using well nuts to install orikawa door panels quarter tailgate FJ60 FJ62 Toyota LandCruiser
www.orikawa.net
New FAQ up on the orikawa website for panel installation. This covers using well-nuts to attach all the orikawa panels to the truck.
I wish I would've thought to use well nuts rather than the rivnuts I installed for my cargo panels I'm making. So much easier to change out if one gets cross threaded or otherwise mangled.Panel Install: Hardware | orikawa
Using well nuts to install orikawa door panels quarter tailgate FJ60 FJ62 Toyota LandCruiser
New FAQ up on the orikawa website for panel installation. This covers using well-nuts to attach all the orikawa panels to the truck.
Ah well, if I booger one up in the future I can always swap it out with a well nut
Love your work, will be ordering a set of the rear cargo panels right now for my original tan FJ60. I just am trying to sort out color, if I want to add speakers, and how I am going to also work with a seatbelt upgrade (three point seatbelts to the back seat) into this. to make the seatbelts work it looks like I should just buy the FJ62 panels, assuming they have the same mounting locations as the FJ60, are just missing a bit of metal upfront where the FJ62 has the. plastic seatbelt cover.
- Thread starter
- #146
The rear seatbelt upgrade will just have you removing the orikawa front trim panel (3 screws) and putting in the OEM 62 plastic retractor cover. I made them in separate pieces for several reasons but this works out perfectly for you in this application and the changes you'll make. Same mounting points (62 has an additional mount hole up front but it's not needed and won't be present on your truck anyway.
Let me know if you have any additional questions.
Traveling to Cruise Moab in a minute here so just give me a call if you need to sort anything else out.
Let me know if you have any additional questions.
Traveling to Cruise Moab in a minute here so just give me a call if you need to sort anything else out.
- Thread starter
- #147
Really great time at Cruise Moab ! Gonna upload a few more pictures here for everyone to see some trail action
- Thread starter
- #148
Recent center console in the Dark Brown. Fits the 60 and 62 well.
This one has the 60 front end for a manual transmission and the mounting to go over a 62 central rear heater.
This one has the 60 front end for a manual transmission and the mounting to go over a 62 central rear heater.
Spenser - when you make things that fit my truck to a tee, I start to think I have to buy them... gotta get through the 80 build first...
- Thread starter
- #150
Hahaha well other than some 'cleanup' releases I just haven't gotten around to finishing and putting on the website, the 80 is next on the chopping block .
- Thread starter
- #151
Out at Overland Expo with Higgys Offroad out of Mesa AZ. Teamed up to brave the hoards of Expo-goers as a vintage Toyota parts and service dynamic duo!
Stop by if you're at the Expo today or tomorrow! K12 Booth
Stop by if you're at the Expo today or tomorrow! K12 Booth
- Thread starter
- #152
Cracked the radiator from the initial swap installation so I opened up the trash can then started on v.2! Much better this way. Top and bottom subframe for the Rad/IC/PS Cooler, new shroud, 2F mech fan and clutch (new 20K Silicone Fluid), and machined up the adapter to fan. WHEW
Some touch ups to follow but overall it's there!
Some touch ups to follow but overall it's there!
reddog90
SILVER Star
Do you have something like this for the switch blank right below the 4WD indicator light?
- Thread starter
- #154
Gimme a couple weeks !
- Thread starter
- #155
If anyone has final feedback on the Overhead Console let me know - they're going into production finally!
No drilling required and makes space for all sorts of goodies and mounts
No drilling required and makes space for all sorts of goodies and mounts
- Thread starter
- #156
And it looks like the ol girl isn't going to make it to SAS8 this year. Horrible timing but at least this didn't finally fail far from home.
Working on the diagnosis of what caused all this wear with a few shops and have some leads.
If anyone has a spare 80 in AZ that'll let me take it on a road trip lmk! There's door panels in it for you
Working on the diagnosis of what caused all this wear with a few shops and have some leads.
If anyone has a spare 80 in AZ that'll let me take it on a road trip lmk! There's door panels in it for you
Idaho Savage
GOLD Star
Put a sunglass shelf where that radio is, then maybe move hte radio spot back a bit? I love this idea.
Idaho Savage
GOLD Star
Also, I received the door cards and they are absolutely fantastic. Really, really accurate, well made, good paint, etc. The well nuts are easy to use as well. My only suggestion would be to upgrade the screws--they seem to strip, even when using a Milwaukee driver very conservatively. I ended up going to a screw driver after stripping a few.
But..they're awesome. I'll take some photos after I install the rear door cards in a week or so. Thank you, Spenser!
But..they're awesome. I'll take some photos after I install the rear door cards in a week or so. Thank you, Spenser!
- Thread starter
- #159
They are JIS screws... maybe a whole bunch of VESSEL JIS drivers are in order?
Hopefully there were enough extra to complete the job, let me know.
You were using a #2 driver? I really haven't heard of this and the hardware hasn't changed since I started.
Hopefully there were enough extra to complete the job, let me know.
You were using a #2 driver? I really haven't heard of this and the hardware hasn't changed since I started.
I didn't have any problems with them stripping. But I did do them by hand with a JIS driver. A powered Vessel handheld screwdriver was over tightening the nuts. All my problems went away when I started doing it all by hand and slowly snugged them up.
I highly recommend this set for all Toyota owners. $12. Vessel Ball Grip #20W3J1
