Sure, if you want to come over and help with my knuckles and wheel bearings.
What Did You Do with Your 80 This Weekend? (102 Viewers)
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so much fun...Sure, if you want to come over and help with my knuckles and wheel bearings.
Drove to Colorado, put it in 4 Low...didn't need to...
saw some 100 Series and 200 Series rollin' around--thinking about why there's so much room in the sleeves of their North Face jackets and yet...tight around the waist...
Zona
saw some 100 Series and 200 Series rollin' around--thinking about why there's so much room in the sleeves of their North Face jackets and yet...tight around the waist...
Zona
LS1FJ40
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This might be the new "Zona Slam".
You might want to add "pleated khakis" to the repertoire as well...
For the layering of Old Navy fleece
nor cal snow in foresthill
Finished welding up my sliders. Now off to powder coating.
I took a little different approach to mounting than all the other sliders I've seen for the 80's.
I may start a different thread for these and see what you all think.
I took a little different approach to mounting than all the other sliders I've seen for the 80's.
I may start a different thread for these and see what you all think.
That's the kind of place I want to visit and drive through.
Looking good. You may need to gusset or something on the leading/rear ends. A heavy 80 landing on a rock on those less supported ends will cause some deflection. What is the thickness and OD of your tubing?
Ya, eventually i plan on doing that. For now, honestly they probably won't see much heavy use. Integrated cat skid plate is part of the long term, but my exhaust may change before that happens. Tubing is .120 wall 1-3/4". I'll put more details in the thread when i start it.
Box Rocket
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I agree with @bajaphile about adding some kind of support to the front and rear of your sliders. Even a moderate hit on either end will push those into the rocker panels and cause the damage you're trying to avoid by having sliders in the first place. I suggest getting your hilift jack out and lift the truck using the jack under each end of the sliders. You'll be able to see how much they flex in a controlled manner without causing damage. I think you'll be surprised how much they'll flex.
LS1FJ40
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We missed every inch of snow when we were in NorCal. Stayed in Tahoe and no snow. They got 4' the week after we were there. Drove through Donner Pass and it looked like late fall. Crazy snow the day after we left.
Sucked.
If you are already planning to "redo" your sliders, don't powdercoat them. Powdercoating is harder to grind off when you get around to welding them and harder to match once the mods are done...
Jealous! It's currently raining buckets here. Doesn't feel like winter at all.That was just this Saturday...probably 3ft or more by now....crazy amount of snow
Finished off the brakes, rebuilt rears with staino pistons and braided lines, just like the front Swapped all bleed screws for speed bleeders, best money spent, just crack em and pump that pedal til she gets all the bubbles out 
also swapped AC belt and idler cause she was a bit stretched and belt grip wouldn't fix the squealing
Swapped all bleed screws for speed bleeders, best money spent, just crack em and pump that pedal til she gets all the bubbles out also swapped AC belt and idler cause she was a bit stretched and belt grip wouldn't fix the squealing
Ah memories. The satisfaction of putting your own land cruiser back together is only trumped by driving a land cruiser you put together.
Your first pic could be cropped, printed on canvas, then sold in Hobby Lobby's across the US !
I know this is nothing compared to the other snow shots we're seeing, BUT this is San Diego!
surfpig
The Anti-Tech
I keep getting shut out trying to get up there! Friggin 10 feet a week up there!That was just this Saturday...probably 3ft or more by now....crazy amount of snow
