What did you do on your 70 series today? (38 Viewers)

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Cleaned up the wiring.

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Night and day difference. Next step is figure out the stereo situation and try to muster up the energy to finish my arduino.

Also, my Bilstein shocks came in; thanks @Onur for the information.The installation of those will be postponed since @perrobravo was kind enough to part way with some lightly used OME shocks. It was great meeting you and chatting some!

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Night and day difference. Next step is figure out the stereo situation and try to muster up the energy to finish my arduino.

Also, my Bilstein shocks came in; thanks @Onur for the information.The installation of those will be postponed since @perrobravo was kind enough to part way with some lightly used OME shocks. It was great meeting you and chatting some!

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Which OME shocks did you get? I"m still weighing options on shocks. I never seemed to get the right valving with Bilsteins, OME's worked pretty good bu sometimes too firm.

Get that Arduino working! :)
 
What dash bulbs are those? They look nice. I saw some LEDs on the site before that looked too bright.
 
Which OME shocks did you get? I"m still weighing options on shocks. I never seemed to get the right valving with Bilsteins, OME's worked pretty good bu sometimes too firm.

Get that Arduino working! :)

The shocks according to perrobravo pair with a 2-3 inch lift. If the ride is too tough I might get a little longer shackles and see if it’ll help.
 
Thanks for sharing what bulbs those are. I may change out the ones I have in the PZJ70 soon.
 
Scoped out the new tire (so I can return the '40s set), 255/85-16 geolandar.
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Turned onto by this thread, otherwise would have been torn on what to try, AT or MT options:

Still need to see how much they don't fit, they're like 2" taller and ~1" narrower than the 32x9.5 TSLs on it.
 
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What wheel is that on? I am looking for a 7" rim with something like 3.5" backspacing.
I like your 33" tires.
 
What wheel is that on? I am looking for a 7" rim with something like 3.5" backspacing.
I like your 33" tires.
Unfortunately don't know the story on them (have been trying to figure out myself as I want a spare, currently have split spare). 16x6, ~4 inch backspacing, look to have originally been silver, only markings:
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This thread has some good options, I may ultimately go with the Summit option (toward end of thread):
 
I was a 4Runner owner for a whole 10 days. I decided the Land Cruiser Ute and Tacoma was all I needed.
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Unfortunately don't know the story on them (have been trying to figure out myself as I want a spare, currently have split spare). 16x6, ~4 inch backspacing, look to have originally been silver, only markings:
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This thread has some good options, I may ultimately go with the Summit option (toward end of thread):
That's not a Toyota rim... "Made in China"
Is your truck from the Middle East? These are a common wheel over there... dime-a-dozen Chinese knock-offs of Toyota steelies.
 
That's not a Toyota rim... "Made in China"
Is your truck from the Middle East? These are a common wheel over there... dime-a-dozen Chinese knock-offs of Toyota steelies.
Yep, that's what I was wondering, thanks for confirming. Truck is out of Kuwait.
 
Thanks for the numbers I’m gonna give them a shot on my 74! 🍺

I’m going to recommend against the rear shocks from what I posted. The fronts I like a lot.

Rears are too bouncy and stiff. Not happy at all with them on a SWB/light truck. Going to call Bilstein up tomorrow and discuss other options.

These might work much better on a heavier LWB vehicle like a troopie or 4dr wagon or pickup with weight.
 

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