Slee any updates?
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So when is dtt255 gonna post up some pix of his mods?
I reads a lot of talking...
Well if you have been reading as much as you say you would, you know that there is currently NOTHING out for the 200 Series LC yet.
It is all being released pretty quickly, but not here just yet.
Plus if you READ as much as you say you do, you would know what I have on order and am waiting to come in.
Gosh do you always try this macho s*** with people? and do they actually fall for it?
Oh year....btw I am not really worried about trying to impress anyone.
macneill
Rollin’ on 33s
A "macho" statement on a website who's primary demographics are men interested in 4-Wheel Drive Vehicles? The horror!
You Thouthern Californianth are tho thenthitive...
You Thouthern Californianth are tho thenthitive...
Well if you have been reading as much as you say you would, you know that there is currently NOTHING out for the 200 Series LC yet.
It is all being released pretty quickly, but not here just yet.
Plus if you READ as much as you say you do, you would know what I have on order and am waiting to come in.
Gosh do you always try this macho s*** with people? and do they actually fall for it?
Oh year....btw I am not really worried about trying to impress anyone.
Well if you have been reading as much as you say you would, you know that there is currently NOTHING out for the 200 Series LC yet.
It is all being released pretty quickly, but not here just yet.
Plus if you READ as much as you say you do, you would know what I have on order and am waiting to come in.
Gosh do you always try this macho s*** with people? and do they actually fall for it?
Oh year....btw I am not really worried about trying to impress anyone.
They are making tires for the LC200 aren't they ?? I would say TIRES are one of the most crucial mods that are readily available, right NOW !! I don't think Slee has that corner of the mkt all to himself (yet).
No machismo here, "I'm just a cook."
I think mike hit a sensitive spot, hah.
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A "macho" statement on a website who's primary demographics are men interested in 4-Wheel Drive Vehicles? The horror!
You Thouthern Californianth are tho thenthitive...
I bow...that was funny as hell
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They are making tires for the LC200 aren't they ?? I would say TIRES are one of the most crucial mods that are readily available, right NOW !! I don't think Slee has that corner of the mkt all to himself (yet).
No machismo here, "I'm just a cook."
Ok, that was just a duh statement
Nah...every spot I has is sensitive....just ask your.....ahhhh forget it.
I bow...that was funny as hell
hehe I cant wait to start seeing some 200s modded aside from the Toyota one at SEMA and Slees.
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I gave Christo my card yesterday for the Sliders....he is just working on the best way to get them to me now....
Looks great, Christo...but I do have one minor recommendation.
Flip the door struts on the swing out tire carrier and jerry can basket. Road filth is is gonna collect back there like a mofo, especially when it rains or subjected to a northeast winter. Having the piston up hill is gonna cause that grime to accumulate at the base of the piston, pushing it into the body every time you you swing them out. That will accelerate wear at the seal and lead to possible premature failure. Turn the body uphill, not so much...
Flip the door struts on the swing out tire carrier and jerry can basket. Road filth is is gonna collect back there like a mofo, especially when it rains or subjected to a northeast winter. Having the piston up hill is gonna cause that grime to accumulate at the base of the piston, pushing it into the body every time you you swing them out. That will accelerate wear at the seal and lead to possible premature failure. Turn the body uphill, not so much...
macneill
Rollin’ on 33s
macneill
Rollin’ on 33s
Me too. Anyone wanna buy a low mile modded Hundy?
dont you dare!
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...i just hope the light at the end of the tunnel isnt a train.
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We dont want your crap
we dont need your crap,
But you seve it up every day!
You cant always get what you want.....
Some great 200 parts there, the sliders are really nice, with some streamlining the rear bar will also be a nice unit.
I installed a prototype set of sliders this weekend (at least I think they were prototypes) on our project truck. It went amazingly well, and they seem stout enough for the heavy truck. I did need to drill into the frame to enlarge some holes for a few nut-serts in addition to the factory threaded holes, and there were two bolts on the driver's side near the front that were a bugger since there are some modules from the hydraulic suspension in the way and it takes a bit of jedi mind trickery, yoga, and ninja skill to get them in, but that was only for two bolts. In fact the sliders are designed to use 17!! bolts per slider to hold them up and I wouldn't be afraid to skip one or two if you can't get them all in. (gosh I hope my sliders don't all off, I only used 15 of the bolts)
heres the linky to the photos
) heres the linky to the photos
Cruiserdrew
On the way there
Wow. Just read the thread. Slee and the boys have another great protype on their hands. The bumper looks great, and up to the usual high standard. It does look big in the photos, but then it is a big truck, and few new owners of a $70000 truck are going to let you start cutting the frame. I like the way the pivots are recessed in the body.
Who is the lucky person getting the #1 setup?
Who is the lucky person getting the #1 setup?
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I installed a prototype set of sliders this weekend (at least I think they were prototypes) on our project truck. It went amazingly well, and they seem stout enough for the heavy truck. I did need to drill into the frame to enlarge some holes for a few nut-serts in addition to the factory threaded holes, and there were two bolts on the driver's side near the front that were a bugger since there are some modules from the hydraulic suspension in the way and it takes a bit of jedi mind trickery, yoga, and ninja skill to get them in, but that was only for two bolts. In fact the sliders are designed to use 17!! bolts per slider to hold them up and I wouldn't be afraid to skip one or two if you can't get them all in. (gosh I hope my sliders don't all off, I only used 15 of the bolts
heres the linky to the photos
Looks GREAT!!! Seems like you beat me to being the first one
Christo is shipping mine this week sometime.
The ones I am getting are actually all black with the traction stuff on top. I got 4 kids and cannot risk them slipping on wet metal. Thanks for the update on the install! It will come in handy!
