Str8Razor
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What Did You Do with Your 80 This Weekend? (36 Viewers)
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Replaced my power steering pump. Thanks to @Deathvalleypaul for the part. Next up on the list is to get the AC working. Washed at the local coin-op so I could pressure wash the under carriage upfront.
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Will do. It is kind of slow going, and I hope to get better at it but I am pretty encouraged.
I need to do this but for another application. I have big mesquites in my yard. They are really messy with pollen and small leaves. I'd like to cover the air intake while parked with something easy to pop on-and-off but not blow off.
LS1FJ40
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This is a great idea! My 93 sits outside all of the time. Under a maple tree that dumps freaking helicopters down on it.
We always use Folger's Coffee cans or 5 gallon buckets on the exhaust stacks on our tractors to keep the rain out. Kind of the same thing. They would thrash around in the wind, but typically did not blow off. Pop it off before you start it.
With it on the exhaust, it COULD blow it off, but it won't on the intake.
Maybe hook up a set of butterfly plates like the old school blower intakes so when the throttle is off, the butterflies are closed. If nothing else, it would look damn impressive!
@LandCruiserPhil
I can trade you for the black rims. Mine need a little tlc. I am going to tundra rims soon so just want to keep a set of factory rims around.
I can trade you for the black rims. Mine need a little tlc. I am going to tundra rims soon so just want to keep a set of factory rims around.
JHB, I currently have a set of non black factory rims with needs of a little tlc and because my black rims are relatively new Im looking for the same in a trade.
I also have a set of Tundra rims available for a CSC price of $125. 3 are near perfect and one has some paint damage if interested.
I will take the tundra rims for sure Phill!
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Changed fuel filter. Thanks to this thread it went very well:
Fuel filter in 40 minutes like a boss
Cleaned up wiring under the console, installed gauge for transfer tank. Still waiting on a few parts but will make a thread for the sub tank install when it's done.
Fuel filter in 40 minutes like a boss
Cleaned up wiring under the console, installed gauge for transfer tank. Still waiting on a few parts but will make a thread for the sub tank install when it's done.
we can get 1-2 inches or more of rain in an hour i had it because the weatherstrip was worn,replacement on the way and found a drain tube blocked,even if it sits its a good idea to cover it.
i don't like the idea of water getting in there even if it had adequate drainage
Let my 10-year-old get some more seat time yesterday, then helped the girls find a little inspiration for our ext camping trip.
RFB
97 FZJ80 LIFTED SC DUAL BATTERIES,37s
ty for that link Ive been replaced repairing rewiring everything meanwhile looking at the FF every know and then thinking whiskey tango foxtrot will witsend please make a bracket for this, so now im changing it thanks to the link.
superior engineering part time kit, excellence quality and easy installation
LS1FJ40
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Is your 10 year old daughter 6'2"?! She looks taller than my 16 year old son!
LS1FJ40
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I taped off my moonroof on my 93. My 92 doesn't have one. I want it more for the cowl air intake.
RFB
97 FZJ80 LIFTED SC DUAL BATTERIES,37s
wired up all my seperately toyota switched rigids except the 50 in on top and installed new grille from @kelly saad and of course a video is coming on it.
RFB
97 FZJ80 LIFTED SC DUAL BATTERIES,37s
I will be looking for a write up about this sir!
Have you taken it out for a spin enough to get an idea if you get MPG saving? any other comments about the switch to part-time?
