RSHARPfzj80
Appalachia Cruisers
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Looks good Joel!!
What did you do with your truck today?
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His standards are really low these days, I think a solid battery mount and knowing how to work the "magic" dial if you have one is about all that's required these days
oh and a cooler full of frosty beverages will get you bonus points!
Notice anything clean and shinny.
Sick turbo... Can't wait to see that BJ40 on the trail!
Cheers, joel
Cheers, joel
And we though you were dangerous before
Ha ha ha thanks Roger I guess I'll take it off.
Drove ten hours. Filled 3 times
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Heifer-net
Looks good- is the battery tied down ?????
I thought about that too, but was gonna wait til closer to GSMTR to check on that.
Test fitting the 39's
Sick, Rob!
RSHARPfzj80
Appalachia Cruisers
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Looks tuff Rob!!
Have to go to tube fenders with no aprons to get full flex
What's up with stealing Roger's wheel???
Knee surgery, he's too slow to catch me!
Really I'm borrowing them to go to Alaska
Really I'm borrowing them to go to Alaska
That diesel 40 sounds awesome on the trail..... Here's a little video I shot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QlenzmR5jcU&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Sent from my SCH-I535
You'd think I'd learn that the first thing to check when dealing with some Death Wobble...is the Knuckle stud torque...yup snapped one off when attempting to retorque them... Rookie mistake, now waiting for parts
Still building my drawers. Sold all remaining 40 parts 
Heifer-net
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Not exactly my truck but ...
Helped my daughter's boyfriend install a lift on his '06 4Runner today. It went pretty smoothly for an IFS install. The lift made a lot of the tasks easy and I actually had a helper for this lift install (always worked solo when installing a lift on my own trucks). Here are a couple post install picts. He has a set of Cooper tires ordered and rims that will be here later in the week so it will look more balanced soon.
Helped my daughter's boyfriend install a lift on his '06 4Runner today. It went pretty smoothly for an IFS install. The lift made a lot of the tasks easy and I actually had a helper for this lift install (always worked solo when installing a lift on my own trucks). Here are a couple post install picts. He has a set of Cooper tires ordered and rims that will be here later in the week so it will look more balanced soon.
Looks good. Having an extra set of hands always makes things a little easier.