Have you thought about using toyota components and/or not letting your students fix your stuff?
PYS Shakedown Take2 - May 19th (1 Viewer)
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Have you thought about using toyota components and/or not letting your students fix your stuff?
I like white taco so the color is also applicable, although pink would work to. As long as its not black.
I haven't seen too many black tacos. They are usually so dark that I just can't tell whats what.
I just don't get the Sami thing. Not for me.
I just don't get the Sami thing. Not for me.
BAMF_CT2004 said:
its the toyota stuff that breaks. Its all mostly forty years old.
Prolly gettin' them there 4.7 gears for the twin case too, I 'magin.
x factor said:
With a 3.4/auto? I don't recommend 4.7's. Fun, but not necessary. Plus he would have to put them in the front box. I hear the inputs on the chain drives are a tad limp wristed.
Auto's have a lower first gear?
Not sure about the first gear ratio, but it will be way different behind an auto with the torque converter.
I've had a few veteran wheelers recommend the stock gears in the crawl box.
I've had a few veteran wheelers recommend the stock gears in the crawl box.
x factor said:
Like Jeremy said, the torque converter works like a doubler or tripler (technically its infinite). Plus the 3.4 has power numbers closer to a tbi sbc. 10:1+ is silly.
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Tires installed.
Still waiting on my second order from marlin which should be the output shaft, giant snap ring, and rear hardware kit. I'm starting to think it's on backorder and they didn't bother to tell me. Gonna call there today.
I found a place in Rockdale (15 min from work) that can do the driveshafts. Same day turnaround if they have the correct adapters, 2-3 day if they don't and have to send them out.
Truck Parts Rockdale, IL ( Illinois ) - Darryl A Dupre, Inc. <--- Talked with the guy there on the phone. He seems very knowledgable and I got a rough quote of $150 to build a front drive shaft, and shorten/balance the rear.
I found a place in Rockdale (15 min from work) that can do the driveshafts. Same day turnaround if they have the correct adapters, 2-3 day if they don't and have to send them out.
Truck Parts Rockdale, IL ( Illinois ) - Darryl A Dupre, Inc. <--- Talked with the guy there on the phone. He seems very knowledgable and I got a rough quote of $150 to build a front drive shaft, and shorten/balance the rear.
Excellent. I need some driveshafts built. Hope it comes out good.
Driveshaft unlimited in lyons is great.
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These guys did both my shafts twice, they do good work, quick turnaround as well. I need to scrape some pennys together and have them modify my spare shafts so i could actually use them on the trail.
These guys did both my shafts twice, they do good work, quick turnaround as well. I need to scrape some pennys together and have them modify my spare shafts so i could actually use them on the trail.
maybe your were the a******....
They are assholes, but they do good work. First time i was there i told them i need this legthend to x"s working length. Their responce: [scratchey smokers voice]What the fxxx is working length[/scratchey smokers voice]. lol!! My kind of place hahahaha!! They do good work, and are nice once the credit card came out. You have to go in there knowing what you want because they wont help you very much, then again 99% of shops around here have no idea what we want or are trying to do so they would be of little help anyway.