Criss Cross will make ya jump, jump.camcruiser13 said:
Sweet build man. Looks real nice. Only if my 40 looked like that.
Update....(pics!!)
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Sweet build man. Looks real nice. Only if my 40 looked like that.
Hi Mike
Sweet ride. I got my first cruiser when I was 17, that was about 35 years ago.
Sweet ride. I got my first cruiser when I was 17, that was about 35 years ago.
Very well outfitted. That is definitely a vehicle to keep FOREVER. I like the CF quarters idea.
that's good stuff...
Great Looking Rig.
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Rear disks are not going to help this. It is highly likely rear disks will make this worse. Assuming everything is working properly, adjusted right, no oil on shoes, etc, this is a proportioning problem. I'd put in an adjustable proportioning valve and try that first. Throwing money at a problem is no fun when it makes it worse. BTDT.
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Wheels are 15x8. It think the backspacing is just over 3.5in.
http://www.stocktonwheel.com/
dgangle: You can put a proportioning valve on a drum system?
Honk: I have almost had it for six years...it's not goin' anywhere
Dustin: Haven't cracked em yet, but we will see!
http://www.stocktonwheel.com/
dgangle: You can put a proportioning valve on a drum system?
Honk: I have almost had it for six years...it's not goin' anywhere
Dustin: Haven't cracked em yet, but we will see!
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Sure, you can use an adjustable proprtioning valve with drums. I personally have never heard of anyone needing it but you may. I woud first make sure everything is working, adjusted, shoes not wet with 90wt from a bad axle seal, etc. 90wt on shoes makes them really grabby.
Nice rig man... I too am 21 and have had my 40 since I was 16 and will keep it forever... It's a good feeling to start young ain't it?? Love the homemade carbon fiber.
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Sure is horse...Imagine how much we will know by the time we catch up with the rest of these old farts! 
Haha... yea, except the world will probably run out of fossil fuels by the time we're their age, and then all our accumulated knowledge will be useless.
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Naw, by then just upgrade to biodiesel.
they'll be running them off of spent condoms by the time they're old.
cmon, spit up the cost of having the wheels widened.
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haha, actually I bought them from a guy who widened them for his 60(!?!?!) and then sold it. I bought all five brand spankin unmounted post powdercoating for $400. I believe it costs 90/wheel to have em' widened though, and around 40/wheel to have em' powdercoated, not to mention the 75/wheel to buy em new from toyota...what a deal
I wish I could run it off of spent condoms!!
I wish I could run it off of spent condoms!!
I had the same exact deal with my rear drums, when i would get on the brakes really hard one of the rears would always lock, and make me feel like a jackass
Ya, you can replace shoes, adjust, etc etc....With as cheap as it is to rear disks I went ahead and did it, no more adjusting, they work really well. I did the conversion about 5 years ago and I haven't had any trouble. I installed a proportioning valve at the same time.
Ya, you can replace shoes, adjust, etc etc....With as cheap as it is to rear disks I went ahead and did it, no more adjusting, they work really well. I did the conversion about 5 years ago and I haven't had any trouble. I installed a proportioning valve at the same time.
