What Did You Do with Your 80 This Weekend? (60 Viewers)
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Haha awesome, Nicely done Beno! I am kind of serious if you have a good block and crank laying around. Shipping might kill the deal but I can always ask since I am sure that corner of Colorado is more likely than just about anywhere to have decent old engine blocks and cranks 
All of these are sold.
Today marked the 2 year anniversary of when I got my Cruiser.
2 years and 23 thousand miles and I could't love it more.
It's changed a bit over the past few years
It has taken me a lot of cool places and has created a lot of good memories. Would never wanna drive anything else
Little me 2 years ago
One year ago the day before I got my license
2 years and 23 thousand miles and I could't love it more.
It's changed a bit over the past few years
It has taken me a lot of cool places and has created a lot of good memories. Would never wanna drive anything else
Little me 2 years ago
One year ago the day before I got my license
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More 1FZ short blocks than TMS, USA.
That's a great feeling. Making sure 1FZ blocks don't get discontinued.
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That picture is why there are pictures like this! Us meer mortals saluting you with perfect product placement!
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Just added these Recaro LX, what an improvement!
Shipment17-1930 by Shane, on Flickr
The colour matches almost perfectly with the OEM seat
Recaros-1983 by Shane, on Flickr
Recaros-1984 by Shane, on Flickr
Shipment17-1930 by Shane, on FlickrThe colour matches almost perfectly with the OEM seat
Recaros-1983 by Shane, on Flickr
Recaros-1984 by Shane, on Flickr
Tray Mountain road is actually pretty rough in spots right now. It's a lot of fun. A lot of work has been done recently to open the trail up after hurricane Irma put quite a few trees down over the trail. Thank you trail crews!! As always, the trails is better when run from east to west.
east to west is the best.
i was up 77 few days ago and it was a mud hole,when i got to 58a which is usually a mud hole it was graveled and none of the usual water filled holes on it.
last time i went up the road going to frosty mtn it had some bad spots also,but i had heard the forest service was going to fix it or gate it since it went to the back side of amicalola park
i was up 77 few days ago and it was a mud hole,when i got to 58a which is usually a mud hole it was graveled and none of the usual water filled holes on it.
last time i went up the road going to frosty mtn it had some bad spots also,but i had heard the forest service was going to fix it or gate it since it went to the back side of amicalola park
I was able to make another Run to Bald Mtn. Every year the 4x4Him.com club brings up troubled teens to go 4 wheeling. I was able to participate this year & had a great time.
Here is some vid.
Here is some vid.
Bought a lift for my tiny workshop. Been waiting for a real pole barn addition and can wait no longer so it'll be a tight fit. Needed the 80 at work so I could slip in some rack development work so it got the nod for trailer hauling. Pulled great.
Not the weekend but finally got around to replacing the alt/fan belt. Realized there should have been 2 of them, and the only one I had on there was complete garbage. 
Not the weekend but finally got around to replacing the alt/fan belt. Realized there should have been 2 of them, and the only one I had on there was complete garbage.
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That's the stuff of nightmares right there.......
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At 122,500 it was time for a regear to 4.88's. The "while you're there" is strong with this project. Rebuilt front axle with new bearings and seals, rebuilt rear axle with new bearings and seals. New front brake pads, rotors, and calipers(rebuilt NAPA), new rear pads and rotors, new Toyota U-joints, swapped sides on the birfs, and obviously, new gears, gear oil and grease in the knuckles. Just went with Toyota orange FIPG instead of the gasket on the diffs.
Zuk at gearinstalls.com is the man in getting the gears installed quickly and more importantly correctly with some great communication in between.
Overall, it was a straightforward job, the only real challenges for me were bench pressing the diffs when removing and installing and not realizing that the front diff will not reinstall with the tie rod attached. Had to pull the tie rod and I replaced the ends. They came off the steering arms with some heat and some pounding fairly easy, but it took a lot more heat and pounding to get the ends off the rod.
Zuk at gearinstalls.com is the man in getting the gears installed quickly and more importantly correctly with some great communication in between.
Overall, it was a straightforward job, the only real challenges for me were bench pressing the diffs when removing and installing and not realizing that the front diff will not reinstall with the tie rod attached. Had to pull the tie rod and I replaced the ends. They came off the steering arms with some heat and some pounding fairly easy, but it took a lot more heat and pounding to get the ends off the rod.
i love the fj cruiser rims. Do they require a spacer to run them.
EVEN THE HIGH LIFT IS WAVING...That picture is why there are pictures like this! Us meer mortals saluting you with perfect product placement!
Yes I'm running 1.25"
Do they sit even with the wheel wells with the spacer? Where do you buy them - just watch ebay?
Lost the ball in the zerk for my rear ujoint so I replaced the zerk.
Pictured is the one with the missing ball
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Pictured is the one with the missing ball
A lost ball is definitely a serious matter!
Not the weekend but finally got around to replacing the alt/fan belt. Realized there should have been 2 of them, and the only one I had on there was complete garbage.
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Dang! Dodged a bullet. Good to have two belts on for redundancy like Mr T intended. Glad all is still working.
