Thats awesome! I havent seen the 63s on a 60 before. Mostly on firstgen 4runners and stuff. The 63s probably fit the
edit, meant to say fit under the fj60 better not 4runner. The 4runner is way smaller ha
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What did you do with your 60 this weekend? (3 Viewers)
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Thats awesome! I havent seen the 63s on a 60 before. Mostly on firstgen 4runners and stuff. The 63s probably fit the
edit, meant to say fit under the fj60 better not 4runner. The 4runner is way smaller ha
really anything from late 80s to 2010s chevy 1/2 ton and 3/4 ton trucks. plenty in junk yards
a lot’s going on in the shop with the green fj62
That's purdy! Do you think it's top heavy? I hope not.
Gretsch
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I want it.
i will soon,
yes it is heavy and i think we are going tocdo a swap, ls or 1fz-fe
yes it is heavy and i think we are going tocdo a swap, ls or 1fz-fe
unfortunately i can not help exporting fj60s. Sorry.
Gretsch
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Just go ahead and put it in the 60 series porn thread. Nice truck for sure.
Couple of weeks ago, but I'm proud of this. Won the beater award at #gsmtr this year. Someone in the crowd asked if it still ran, lmao.
A-pillar is decimated in this pic.
A-pillar is decimated in this pic.
Changed out the Bilsteins that have been on for ca. 100k miles. The old ones are still usable and will be going on our other 60 1985 3FE Swapped FJ60, a Refresh - https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/1985-3fe-swapped-fj60-a-refresh.1309046/
The shock mount pin size is 19 mm but the inner diameter of the Bilstein bushing is 15 mm. Third pic is my attempt to force the undersized busing onto the shock pin. I came within a few mm of having it forced on and it was at that point that I decided to measure. @cruiserinsanity had a pair of Energy Suspension bushing in the correct size so I pilfered those so that I could finish mounting the shocks.
The shock mount pin size is 19 mm but the inner diameter of the Bilstein bushing is 15 mm. Third pic is my attempt to force the undersized busing onto the shock pin. I came within a few mm of having it forced on and it was at that point that I decided to measure. @cruiserinsanity had a pair of Energy Suspension bushing in the correct size so I pilfered those so that I could finish mounting the shocks.
It’s probably runs better and more reliable than most 60s on the road…. and it’s rust free. It’s mint.I'm looking forward to your review. Been thinking about this for a bit.
Do you know the color code on this paint?
I was thinking about painting my 60 the current Toyota army green, but that is exactly the shade I’ve been dreaming of.
There was no specific color code for it; the painter mixed many samples for the client then he picked one.
That second from the top with some bronze wheels or some silver with polished lip wheels would be pretty damn cool
