What Did You Do with Your 80 This Weekend? (74 Viewers)
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Our big baby got a new radiator and the fan clutch was tuned up. She's running cool now.
Before I go looking everywhere... I know you guys can answer this quickly..
what bumper is this and where can I order it? with all the add-on goodies.
what bumper is this and where can I order it? with all the add-on goodies.
Before I go looking everywhere... I know you guys can answer this quickly..
what bumper is this and where can I order it? with all the add-on goodies.
It's jcardona1's (Jose) rig. Too lazy to read through the build, but it's there.
https://forum.ih8mud.com/80-series-tech/711362-evolution-land-cruiser-my-80s-build-thread.html
Finnyfam60
Driving miss daisy
This is awesome. Lazy question gets a lazy answer! :flipoff:
It's a Sean Huston bumper.
nothin yet.
But i did use the land cruiser's factory spark plug wrench to change the plugs in my GTI! Best plug wrench ever!
But i did use the land cruiser's factory spark plug wrench to change the plugs in my GTI! Best plug wrench ever!
All prepped and ready to go to Cruisin' the Woods next weekend!
texas1880
SILVER Star
Installed the INTI rack that has been sitting in the garage for 16 months .
Changed oil in both diffs, transfer case, and crankcase. Started fabricating rooftop mount for spare tire. 
hicruise55
IH8MUD VOYEUR
Hit the remote start to top the battery as I haven't even been in it in almost three months
Actually my first time on MUD in months... just moved back to the dry side of the state, new job, and a baby on the way ~ glad to be back! I missed y'all
Cruise On
Aaron
Actually my first time on MUD in months... just moved back to the dry side of the state, new job, and a baby on the way ~ glad to be back! I missed y'all
Cruise On
Aaron
Finnyfam60
Driving miss daisy
Hit the remote start to top the battery as I haven't even been in it in almost three months
Actually my first time on MUD in months... just moved back to the dry side of the state, new job, and a baby on the way ~ glad to be back! I missed y'all
Cruise On
Aaron
Welcome back!
What front bumper is that?
Spent the day wheeling with friends...
Flexing pose.
Flexing pose.
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Drove up to Telluride, taking one of the many scenic routes. Explored the Alta Lakes area after a pizza in town.
G'day Muddy ones.
I gave my Cruiser a bit of a "Birthday" but it's taken a bit longer to do than just a single weekend, three weekends and ten to twelve hour days, but it is near complete.
Repair chassis cracks and plate steering gear box mounting area.
Drain engine cooling system, fit new hoses and clamps.
Flush cooling system and engine/heater system.
Refill with Toyota "Red" coolant and distilled water 50/50 mix.
Pro Vent catch can serviced and re hosed.
Swivel hubs rebuilt.
New wheel bearings and seals.
Hi temperature synthetic grease.
Front brake rotors and calipers replaced with new late model units.
Bendix "Gold" brake pads ~ 100 series.
Braided brake hoses.
Brake system flush and bleed.
Auto transmission oil drained ~ refilled with fresh synthetic transmission oil.
Front and Rear diff oils drained ~ refilled with fresh synthetic gear oil.
Transfer case oil drained ~ refilled with fresh synthetic gear oil.
Denco intercooler overhaul.
New Bosch water pump.
New coolant hoses and clamps.
Larger heat exchanger radiator and electric fan.
*Fabricating a coolant header tank*
Hinged licence plate mounting over winch cable rollers.
Fresh "Bug screen" mesh.
This should all go well to seeing the Cruiser give me another trouble free service run of at least two years, where remote region off road touring reliability is paramount.
The image uploads are of the vehicle, the work and the "Federal" truck ~ abandoned in the Pilbara bush.
Safe travels : Pilbara Fury (Joe)
I gave my Cruiser a bit of a "Birthday" but it's taken a bit longer to do than just a single weekend, three weekends and ten to twelve hour days, but it is near complete.
Repair chassis cracks and plate steering gear box mounting area.
Drain engine cooling system, fit new hoses and clamps.
Flush cooling system and engine/heater system.
Refill with Toyota "Red" coolant and distilled water 50/50 mix.
Pro Vent catch can serviced and re hosed.
Swivel hubs rebuilt.
New wheel bearings and seals.
Hi temperature synthetic grease.
Front brake rotors and calipers replaced with new late model units.
Bendix "Gold" brake pads ~ 100 series.
Braided brake hoses.
Brake system flush and bleed.
Auto transmission oil drained ~ refilled with fresh synthetic transmission oil.
Front and Rear diff oils drained ~ refilled with fresh synthetic gear oil.
Transfer case oil drained ~ refilled with fresh synthetic gear oil.
Denco intercooler overhaul.
New Bosch water pump.
New coolant hoses and clamps.
Larger heat exchanger radiator and electric fan.
*Fabricating a coolant header tank*
Hinged licence plate mounting over winch cable rollers.
Fresh "Bug screen" mesh.
This should all go well to seeing the Cruiser give me another trouble free service run of at least two years, where remote region off road touring reliability is paramount.
The image uploads are of the vehicle, the work and the "Federal" truck ~ abandoned in the Pilbara bush.
Safe travels : Pilbara Fury (Joe)
Started the Duplicolor graphite wheel paint gig.
Excellent pics. Good times...
