GSMTR 34 with my kids. Great to see all of the exceptional 80 series trucks out there. Great to meet Sam from Atlanta in his LX450 and Crab Cake from Maryland! Nice meeting you Eric!
What Did You Do with Your 80 This Weekend? (80 Viewers)
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More trail action!!!
My 14 yo son got to do some driving on our way to Brushy Mountain State Prison via the WindRock trail system. He is going to be a pro! We made it in one piece…..trail 42 was tough. No body damage but maybe some mental damage on my part. Some big drops and plenty of mud.
I replaced my D light for the 2nd time, my N light for the first time, replaced my floppy HVAC registers, all my HVAC buttons, my wobbly cig adapter socket holder, and I got the dead spider out from next to the odometer:
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tampacruiser95
Upgrades are coming.
Cleaned it up, been daily driving it. Cleans up nice!
Brought home my son's 1st vehicle an LX450 w/295k miles from NV. Passed smog and registered:
Based lined, Rad flushed replaced with yota red and new hoses, Denso Rad, Whiteline rear and landtank sway mounts, Water pump & thermo, New heater T valve, New starter, Belts, New brakes and new E-brakes, New LVSP, New crank seal and oil pump gasket, Blue fan, Tie rods, Replaced radius arm bushings, Add CDL , Add Scangauge 2, New battery, Fusible link, Recharge Freon, Add KISS drawers, solvefunction hood risers, Dobs stock lift w/Tokico, 285s
Im trying very hard to keep it stock and its not 3x lock.
Next on list:
Rear lower/upper CA, rebuild steering box, fix shaky mirror, Add LRA, braided brake lines, New antenna, roof rack delete, back up camera, aux AC fan kit.
Wish list:
C&C Turbo kit
Based lined, Rad flushed replaced with yota red and new hoses, Denso Rad, Whiteline rear and landtank sway mounts, Water pump & thermo, New heater T valve, New starter, Belts, New brakes and new E-brakes, New LVSP, New crank seal and oil pump gasket, Blue fan, Tie rods, Replaced radius arm bushings, Add CDL , Add Scangauge 2, New battery, Fusible link, Recharge Freon, Add KISS drawers, solvefunction hood risers, Dobs stock lift w/Tokico, 285s
Im trying very hard to keep it stock and its not 3x lock.
Next on list:
Rear lower/upper CA, rebuild steering box, fix shaky mirror, Add LRA, braided brake lines, New antenna, roof rack delete, back up camera, aux AC fan kit.
Wish list:
C&C Turbo kit
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Thanks. We are happy with it. Just one small exhaust vibration where one of the tubes rubs the frame, but only when sitting at a red light for some funny resin. Might have to add one more hanger.
I bought one of these Toyota tablet holders a while back and have been very impressed. They’re much more sturdy and secure than the others I’ve bought from Amazon over the years.
Part #:
This also works in my wife’s Nissan rogue without the spacers.
The only issue is my kid struggles to put the iPad in because the clamping springs are so strong.
Part #:
PT949-47160-02
I bought mine used and it was missing the headrest post spacers so I grabbed some from McMaster Carr.This also works in my wife’s Nissan rogue without the spacers.
The only issue is my kid struggles to put the iPad in because the clamping springs are so strong.
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Pulled the hitch out from the garage after letting her sit for a while.
Color matched paint rattle can job. Two stage base and clear coat cans.
Good enough for government work. Miller time!
Color matched paint rattle can job. Two stage base and clear coat cans.
Good enough for government work. Miller time!
GSMTR weekend.
Met some cool folks and ran some blues on Thursday. I was an honorary 100 for the day. I came away quite impressed with what a mostly stock 100 can do with lockers (and even atrac) and a good 33 (@LJE 's driving helped). Realistic it's all id ever need for my purposes, but of course I still want 37s
Friday I baled on the group and took the 2yo on his first wheeling adventure - couldn't have gone better- we had a picnic at overlook and he had a blast.
Saturday momma headed home with the kiddos and I joined up with another group to run 22 for a run now referred to as the traffic jamb.
Slow day on the trail without too much action. I was a bit bummed headed down the mountain back to camp when @TampaCruisers chimed in on the radio he was stopping by his cabin to grab some meat, we were welcome to join him.
Turns out Manny not only has the nicest 80 I've ever seen in real life (and he actually wheels it), he's an amazing grill master and super generous dude- he stood att he grill for like 3 hours treating us with Venezuelian delicacies - pork belly, amazing steak cuts, blood sausage, things made of cheese - it blew our minds and definitely made up for a slow day of wheeling. If you're in the Tampa area, hook up with this dude for your cruiser needs.
Met some cool folks and ran some blues on Thursday. I was an honorary 100 for the day. I came away quite impressed with what a mostly stock 100 can do with lockers (and even atrac) and a good 33 (@LJE 's driving helped). Realistic it's all id ever need for my purposes, but of course I still want 37s
Friday I baled on the group and took the 2yo on his first wheeling adventure - couldn't have gone better- we had a picnic at overlook and he had a blast.
Saturday momma headed home with the kiddos and I joined up with another group to run 22 for a run now referred to as the traffic jamb.
Slow day on the trail without too much action. I was a bit bummed headed down the mountain back to camp when @TampaCruisers chimed in on the radio he was stopping by his cabin to grab some meat, we were welcome to join him.
Turns out Manny not only has the nicest 80 I've ever seen in real life (and he actually wheels it), he's an amazing grill master and super generous dude- he stood att he grill for like 3 hours treating us with Venezuelian delicacies - pork belly, amazing steak cuts, blood sausage, things made of cheese - it blew our minds and definitely made up for a slow day of wheeling. If you're in the Tampa area, hook up with this dude for your cruiser needs.
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Also attended gsmtr and was part of the trail 22 traffic jam haha.
But Thurs/Fri rides were a bit more fruitful on the trail speed.
Hitting trail 35 as a torrential downpour slammed us was interesting
Looking forward to next year already!
But Thurs/Fri rides were a bit more fruitful on the trail speed.
Hitting trail 35 as a torrential downpour slammed us was interesting
Looking forward to next year already!
NeverFinis
SILVER Star
I have the same drawers, and I like the 3X graphic. Where did you get it?
Pretty sure we found it on etsy:
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Seeing how 39s fit
kelly saad
Supporting Vendor
Finished painting the body, hinges and door handles. Now almost everything is painted and we can assemble it.
Outsane
Supporting Vendor
Sneaky
what color is this? It looks really good.
Fun fact: the 12mm bolt that goes through the bushing on the lspv came in handy for removing the axle.
2 top bolts on the bracket were almost impossible to remove. Up next are new lines, calipers, rotors, and repeat for the front brakes.
2 top bolts on the bracket were almost impossible to remove. Up next are new lines, calipers, rotors, and repeat for the front brakes.
surfpig
The Anti-Tech
Overdue maintenance. Lube, dumped 2 cartridges of moly in the knuckles, oil change…
Then I tried to get lost. I crossed the Rubicon twice. At least.
Then I tried to get lost. I crossed the Rubicon twice. At least.
