What Did You Do with Your 80 This Weekend? (49 Viewers)

[leonard_nemoy]

180 series camping trip.

Got to drive the 100 series about 40 miles on dirt roads...... I thought it would be a smoother ride than the 80 series but not really. Although the 80 series had slightly bigger tires at 30 psi and I don't know what psi the 100 series was running. Also got to hang with a best friend, eat some good food, and pick some pine nuts. Awesome weekend for sure!!!!

 

[Andrew Bluemel]

I was tired of my droopy visors. So I put on some Rosen Visors. They are super cool. Very well built

 

[Marco Lau]

Spontaneous weekend overnight trip with some 80s.

 

[Idaho Savage]

Churned some dust...

 

[AK Troutbum]

I drove mine to work this weekend, but unfortunately I don't have any pictures of it sitting in the parking lot.

 

[ColoradoBoy]

Went camping.

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Caught an 18” Bull Trout, pics of that are on the GoPro.

Cheers

Between T.S. and Atlanta?

 

[davidlytle]

Ordered a complete front and rear axle rebuild kit from cruiser outfitters a year ago. Fast forward to 2 weeks ago. About to start but realized It needed new brakes. So I ordered rotors, pads, and calipers. Then I thought why not replace the front axles since they’re pretty cheap on rock auto… started Monday on the rear axles and got both done in 1 day. Fronts took 4 days! But it’s finally done and took it to flagstaff this weekend. Drove so smooth and actually stops.

 

[06reg4x4]

Ordered a complete front and rear axle rebuild kit from cruiser outfitters a year ago. Fast forward to 2 weeks ago. About to start but realized It needed new brakes. So I ordered rotors, pads, and calipers. Then I thought why not replace the front axles since they’re pretty cheap on rock auto… started Monday on the rear axles and got both done in 1 day. Fronts took 4 days! But it’s finally done and took it to flagstaff this weekend. Drove so smooth and actually stops. View attachment 3739312View attachment 3739313View attachment 3739314View attachment 3739315

Which rock auto shafts? I’ve always had good luck with gsp ones in other applications. And was thinking of doing the same.

 

[jemsec]

180 series camping trip.
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Got to drive the 100 series about 40 miles on dirt roads...... I thought it would be a smoother ride than the 80 series but not really. Although the 80 series had slightly bigger tires at 30 psi and I don't know what psi the 100 series was running. Also got to hang with a best friend, eat some good food, and pick some pine nuts. Awesome weekend for sure!!!!

Did you have to finance the steaks?

 

[banjo1981]

Dropped mine off at the shop for crank seal + oil pump seal. They are going to replace the 3 big radiator hoses while they are doing that job. That should fix the major leaks for a while. Still running like a champ.

 

[leonard_nemoy]

Did you have to finance the steaks?

Nah, one of my coworkers raises beef and hooks us up.

 

[Roketdriver]

Went for a little evening drive

 

[91FJ80FD]

I was tired of my droopy visors. So I put on some Rosen Visors. They are super cool. Very well built


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Been thinking of getting these, do you believe they are worth the investment?

 

[lumbee1]

DEPO smoked LED taillights installed.

I purchased a used EMS exhaust and I'm looking for a coating to cover it. I've reviewed Seymour 316L, Steel-It ($$$$), and Rustoleum Steel-Tech. I'm leaning towards the Seymour for the price, availability, and formulation. The EMS exhaust appears to be 409 stainless and has a few rust spots but nothing awful.

 

[Marco Lau]

Quick weekend getaway with some local folks.

 

[davidlytle]

Which rock auto shafts? I’ve always had good luck with gsp ones in other applications. And was thinking of doing

the same.

Yeah I think it was the GSP for one side. Both came pre assembled and greased! Made it a lot easier. They looked great too. I didn’t want to have to deal with over driving the inner oil seal and $60 each was totally worth it

 

[Andrew Bluemel]

Been thinking of getting these, do you believe they are worth the investment?

I don't have a lot of drive time with them yet, but I think I love them so far. They are very well built.

 

[lumbee1]

I don't have a lot of drive time with them yet, but I think I love them so far. They are very well built.

I've got a friend with a set. The joints? (mounting brackets?) are really well built and feel solid unlike the OEM mounting bracket.

 

[roflbox]

on the list of parts I am surprised are still available:

Rear Ash Receptacle Sub-Assembly #74105-10010-E2 | Autoparts.toyota.com

Keep your Toyota clean with our Rear Ash Receptacle Sub-Assembly. Genuine part for safe ash disposal, preventing interior damage. Maintain vehicle efficiency.

autoparts.kingstoyota.com

you can still buy the ash trays

 

[Yota76]

Finally put a webasto in. Took several starts. Wasnt sucking diesel. Readusted punp. Going now but truck is pulling in air. Ill have to tape over fittings.