Super niceFinally did my hood vent install. More details in my build thread.
Hoodvents by Adam Tolman, on Flickr
Hoodvents by Adam Tolman, on Flickr
Hoodvents by Adam Tolman, on Flickr
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Super niceFinally did my hood vent install. More details in my build thread.
Hoodvents by Adam Tolman, on Flickr
Hoodvents by Adam Tolman, on Flickr
Hoodvents by Adam Tolman, on Flickr
Until it flies out of there during a collision and beheads you!!!![]()
can anyone point me in the right direction of who to get OEM belts from on here? Hoping to take care of them this weekend so I can go out for a drive.
Until it flies out of there during a collision and beheads you!!!![]()
thank you!![]()
Nice, post some more pics of the white 80... since y’all will be doing my rig once the Slee heavys get off the boat. I get to see semi preview.
Nice! You have some projects ahead of you!Installed
Magnaflow 23120 Downpipe and cat
Magnaflow 23622 Cat
Bosal Muffler 228-241
Bosal Tailpipe 228-243
The magnaflow appears to be good enough quality, Fit fine and I went with all new oem gaskets and hardware all around cause what comes with them are trash.
The Bosal I can tell won't last too long but I hoping since I live in the south I'll get at least 7 years out of it. At 230$ for both bosal parts, that's perfectly worth it to me. Beats the hell out of the leaky OEM and with new rubber hangers everything fit quite nicely.
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Got all my parts to baseline the engine.
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Installed
Magnaflow 23120 Downpipe and cat
Magnaflow 23622 Cat
Bosal Muffler 228-241
Bosal Tailpipe 228-243
The magnaflow appears to be good enough quality, Fit fine and I went with all new oem gaskets and hardware all around cause what comes with them are trash.
The Bosal I can tell won't last too long but I hoping since I live in the south I'll get at least 7 years out of it. At 230$ for both bosal parts, that's perfectly worth it to me. Beats the hell out of the leaky OEM and with new rubber hangers everything fit quite nicely.
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Got all my parts to baseline the engine.
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After I saw your post, I was considering putting my machete in that slot then reconsidered when I thought of a high speed accident. My brother was returning to Austin from one of our mule deer hunting expeditions in West Texas when an oncoming vehicle got its passenger side wheels off the pavement, over-corrected and shot across the yellow line hitting my brother's Tacoma while they were both going 70+ miles per hour. My brother's Tacoma became airborne, sailed over a guard-rail and landed wheels down in a creek bed, then caught on fire (which his friends in the trucks behind him put out). The impact was so great that my brother's tail-lights popped out of the truck bed. The engine was in the driver's compartment. His legs were crushed and it took 6 plates and 57 screws to put him back together. Items in the truck and truck-bed became deadly missiles. The moral of this story is that anything that can become a projectile in a high-speed crash will become one. Might want to find a way to secure the machete. If you think of a nifty (and secure) way to do so, please post it up. The location for it is a good one! I'll be looking for a way to secure it as well.Not to worry.... I mounted a Claymore mine between the machete and my head, to make it impossible to strike me. So, I am all protected from it.... Let's face it, in a rollover, everything can kill you.
After I saw your post, I was considering putting my machete in that slot then reconsidered when I thought of a high speed accident. My brother was returning to Austin from one of our mule deer hunting expeditions in West Texas when an oncoming vehicle got its passenger side wheels off the pavement, over-corrected and shot across the yellow line hitting my brother's Tacoma while they were both going 70+ miles per hour. My brother's Tacoma became airborne, sailed over a guard-rail and landed wheels down in a creek bed, then caught on fire (which his friends in the trucks behind him put out). The impact was so great that my brother's tail-lights popped out of the truck bed. The engine was in the driver's compartment. His legs were crushed and it took 6 plates and 57 screws to put him back together. Items in the truck and truck-bed became deadly missiles. The moral of this story is that anything that can become a projectile in a high-speed crash will become one. Might want to find a way to secure the machete. If you think of a nifty (and secure) way to do so, please post it up. The location for it is a good one! I'll be looking for a way to secure it as well.
Just a few pictures from the carpet replacement project.
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That carpet was just gross.
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Repainting the console.
I still need to fix the one hole I found in the rear passenger wheel well before I put the new carpet in. Stopped at Home Depot this afternoon to pick up another piece of metal for that and just had to leave after 20 minutes of waiting in line to go in. They were limiting the number of people in there store and it was taking forever. More pics to come as the project progresses.