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What Did You Do with Your 80 This Weekend? (93 Viewers)
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Thanks for the pics and history!!
That sweet and sour landscape is cool
Are they finding red granite in that area as well?...it was popular for pillars as well
Was tempted to do some sweet & sour wheelin, but opted for treading lightly
.........Red & Grey are quite common.
Stretched her legs a bit.
It actually goes back to last weekend. Thursday, a week ago, I loaded up El Guapo with my camping gear, drove about two hours one-way, and then spent 4-days/3-nights camping and off-road riding in the N. Georgia hills. Then I came home, cleaned out all the camping gear, repacked, and left on Monday evening for a seminar at Tybee Island on the Georgia coast. The drive to and from Tybee was 250, mostly highway, miles at 55-70 mph. And I also drove my three colleagues around whenever we'd go eat.
I just love the way my 80 handled those diametrically opposed situations (bouncing around the woods with all my gear; cruising the highway) with such ease.
I just love the way my 80 handled those diametrically opposed situations (bouncing around the woods with all my gear; cruising the highway) with such ease.
I always have to ask you guys with the highest miles; how much engine and transmission work has been done to your knowledge?
LFD2037
TEXAS LEXUS!
His is kilometers so it's only ~225K miles.
malteserunner
Dr Evil
hungry valley
I had the tires balanced and rotated. They had sat for a year with no driving. Evidently there is some cupping. This did remove 95% of the occasional "death wobble" while braking. If it comes back I'll start throwing parts at the suspension. Everything "appears" ok.
Pretended I was back on the farm and used it is a tractor to pull a bunch of cedar stumps for my sister.
Continue fighting with electric.
Finished the additional OEM fuse box from Toyta Corolla for my planty of electrostuff. Got it for 1$ as a useless thing at junkyard.
It has 5 releys and 7 small fuses and 3 large fuses, the rest is the spare ones.
Finished the additional OEM fuse box from Toyta Corolla for my planty of electrostuff. Got it for 1$ as a useless thing at junkyard.
It has 5 releys and 7 small fuses and 3 large fuses, the rest is the spare ones.
LS1FJ40
SILVER Star
Sample off to Blackstone. Have a feeling the news is not going to be good...
Worse than HG.
Worse than HG.
malteserunner
Dr Evil
Installed upper block of buttons instead of OEM compas. Why compas now - everybody have GPS.
On the up side I have
1) Air horn. On - air horn will work with OEM, Off - only OEM.
2) Air compressor autmatic on 6 bar - off 8 bar. I use Nardi compressor 215 L\min.
3) On-off AC\DC convertor 220v 350 Watt for charging different stuff and for laptop use.
4) Two way fuel heater( I have diesel and we have some times -50 celcius degree. ). One - only separator heater, second push - separator and intake tube in fuel tank.
5) Front roof rack light
6) Back roof rack light.
7) (hidden) on\off daylight lamps
Center console instead of front heater gril that i never use.
1) Activate wind\unwind button for rear winch. Button with block knob.
2) Pumping from sub fuel tank
3) Activate low preassure from my onboard air to take a preasure into winches, axles, wheel hubs and knuckles to prevent water get into them while crossing the rivers.
4) Activate wind\unwind button for front winch. Button with block knob.
2 buttons to wind\unwind for winches. I use oem buttons from power antenna. From the left and from the right of the rear heater button (not in photo)
Right console where oem Foglight and headlamps washer are. 2 Buttons:
1) Front 240wt bumper ledbar.
2) Surround weak lights made from LED lines( front and rear winches, underhood lights, roofrack lights).
Console with 2 additional lighter sockets and Sub tank meter.
Console on the right side of the armrest contains 2 AC sockets, 2 lighter sockets to rear passangers, 2 USB sockets for rear passangers, 1 USB socket for driver. 4 electromic meters: voltmeter, T-meter for ATF tempereture, T-meter for outside temp, T-meter for fuel temp after last fuel filter.
On the up side I have
1) Air horn. On - air horn will work with OEM, Off - only OEM.
2) Air compressor autmatic on 6 bar - off 8 bar. I use Nardi compressor 215 L\min.
3) On-off AC\DC convertor 220v 350 Watt for charging different stuff and for laptop use.
4) Two way fuel heater( I have diesel and we have some times -50 celcius degree. ). One - only separator heater, second push - separator and intake tube in fuel tank.
5) Front roof rack light
6) Back roof rack light.
7) (hidden) on\off daylight lamps
Center console instead of front heater gril that i never use.
1) Activate wind\unwind button for rear winch. Button with block knob.
2) Pumping from sub fuel tank
3) Activate low preassure from my onboard air to take a preasure into winches, axles, wheel hubs and knuckles to prevent water get into them while crossing the rivers.
4) Activate wind\unwind button for front winch. Button with block knob.
2 buttons to wind\unwind for winches. I use oem buttons from power antenna. From the left and from the right of the rear heater button (not in photo)
Right console where oem Foglight and headlamps washer are. 2 Buttons:
1) Front 240wt bumper ledbar.
2) Surround weak lights made from LED lines( front and rear winches, underhood lights, roofrack lights).
Console with 2 additional lighter sockets and Sub tank meter.
Console on the right side of the armrest contains 2 AC sockets, 2 lighter sockets to rear passangers, 2 USB sockets for rear passangers, 1 USB socket for driver. 4 electromic meters: voltmeter, T-meter for ATF tempereture, T-meter for outside temp, T-meter for fuel temp after last fuel filter.
Khrome Av.. A mile from Okeechobee Road, Miami.
It's been my experience the most important thing is oil! Change it every 5 to 10 thousand miles whether it needs it or not! And long as it never runs out of coolant you can't kill the darn things!
I've owned probably 15 to 20 Toyotas with over 250k miles on them. (Presently have 6 with over 250k ) Only problem I've ever experienced is if a kid OF MINE or an employee lets them run low on oil or coolant is the only way to kill them!
I actually got into a company truck that had been abused [t100] that was 4 quarts low on oil??? That was 100kl miles ago and it has over 300k miles on it now ! ! !
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Cool, thanks for the pics. Those appear to be $59.49 each.....I did Toyota Pads & Rotors and can get you the Caliper Part Numbers in the Morning, from what I have read on here these are Toyota Cores that NAPA remans.
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Brake Caliper w/ Hardware - Left Front (Eclipse Semi-Loaded) - Remfd
Brake Caliper w/ Hardware - Right Front (Eclipse Semi-Loaded) - Remfd
I wonder what these are, that are $109.00 each?
Brake Caliper w/ Hardware Only - Left Front - Remfd
Brake Caliper w/ Hardware Only - Right Front - Remfd
richardlillard1
SILVER Star
I used to know a guy who had a rig just like that. He even went wheeling with me a time or two.
Haven't seen him in forever. Last I heard he was blaming his tiny tires on lack of overhead space in his garage, but he had just put some roof rack on his junk.
Weird.
richardlillard1
SILVER Star
Not weekend, but wheeling Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Didn't take many from Thursday, so here's the other three days.
