Indestructible 47
SILVER Star
Bathed the old girl....
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I don’t recognize that third item. What is it?Shot the parts cannon. Received Toyota quality.
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LSPV rod (term?)I don’t recognize that third item. What is it?
Ahhh yup. Looks ridiculously long. Boots/ends are obviously wrong, but the rod itself looked kinda like a coil wire.LSPV rod (term?)
Yup, and having a 2nd 80 doesnt help.
My addiction to firearms and suppressors/silencers is another money pit.
After you get thru the initial big spend items.....lockers, sliders, armor plating, front and back bumpers, lift, mud tires, winch and lights the rate of spend goes down some. Setting expectations helps but outfitting an 80 series is an expensive endeavor.
I don’t even want to think about how much money I’ve spent on cans last month. Currently waiting for Cabelas to open so I can pick another rifle I ordered.I haven't bought a gun or NFA item since the pandemic started. It feels really weird. I should probably fix that.
Also, WTH .. Another 80 owner in the Puget Sound that shoots and we haven't met up yet.
I don't seem to be having a problem finding more expensive things to do to the truck. I think I'm about "2x new Jeeps" in so far.
Any chance you know if the lug pattern and hub diameter match the tundra 5 lug pattern? Wish I would have known this before rebuilding the front and converting to the tundra rotors. They work fine drilled but would have liked not having to drill them to match the 6 lug pattern.80-series hub to 70/105-series five lug hub.
Received my collector plates for my 91 on Friday, no more registration fees for me!!!
I'm debating that for my 91. It's my dd though, so its a gamble.
I though about it, but I didn’t realize the stipulations that come with it.Received my collector plates for my 91 on Friday, no more registration fees for me!!!
I've read them. My 66 and 68 have collector plates.I don't daily drive mine anymore and I really hate giving this state any more money than they already get from me....
The RCW does state "A collector vehicle registered under this section may only be used for participation in club activities, exhibitions, tours, parades, and occasional pleasure driving." All the driving I do in my 80 is classified as pleasure driving so you could always go with that argument
Are you interested in parting with the unused pair of headlights?Converted the Headlights on the 80 from 1 piece to the quad style. I've always loved the quad headlights. And sufficient lighting without blinding oncoming traffic were priorities, and I had not found a reputable brand that met these requirements.
But somehow Headlight revolution/the retrofit source (TRS) came up on my radar when looking at Dapper Lighting, (who makes some good lighting too). After watching their video on 4x6 LED retrofits, the Morimotos piqued my interest and I sealed the deal (pun intended) and went with the Morimoto Sealed4 LEDs.
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Buddy from 'Stralia sent me 2 complete headlight units he got from a junkyard.
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Found out that the 80 series headlight circuit has a weird switching in positive when going to high-beams. So ordered a harness from Ultraflex 4x4.
The clearance lights are skinnier than the standard clearance lights. They use a smaller bulb. (Need to figure that out later). So those are needed.
The light pattern from these (once adjusted are outstanding.
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Above image is semi adjusted - Low Beam. These lights have a nice cut off, like proper projector headlights.
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Above image is with high beams on.
Had an interesting morning. First ever sub freezing morning. We don't get many here. I may have a fuel gelling issue. At least I hope so.
Fired up fine. Let it idle a while before leaving. Out of the driveway and down the road it had zero power. And I mean zero. Hit a stop light and it dies. It fired right up, seemed it idle fine and ran better. Shortly after it was back to it's old tricks.
I'll throw some anti gel in the tank as its supposed to be cold for a few days and do some searches here to see what I can find before i worry to much.
Edit: found a thread on air in fuel lines due to bad clamps. The fuel lines at the filter definitely just slip on even with the OEM clamps in place. I'll swap those out when I get home.