What have you done to your 100 Series this week?
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I agree and you can mod the FF80 axle to take 32 spline axle shafts as well. I double doggy dare you to break a narrowed 2nd Gen Tundra 10.5" SF with 35 spline axle shafts though.
80 series 9.5" vs Tundra 10.5" @bjowett
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You versus the third member she tells you not to worry about - jeez! That's a hefty diff.
DuKeCoMmAnDeR
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Finally got the 35”. Next gears, rear lockers and bumpers
Got my 'new' front diff finished up yesterday! Just have to wait for my shiny new pinion flange to come in.
Over Thanksgiving, I took advantage of the sales & ordered 4.88 gears, bearings, and Eaton lockers to build the diffs that I'm going to pull out of my truck to put these in with the intent of building them & selling them.
If they're not sold by the time I'm done with them (next 4-6 weeks with work/school/family), then they'll be in the classified section whenever they're done.
Dilspec
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Wrapped up a TB/WP service, topped it off with some fresh corners.
Mocking up some Ironman amber fogs with cutoffs. Nice units. Wiring with a custom ch4x4 dual switch and dual relays.
Wired up roughly for testing. That cutoff is sweet.
HburgEagle
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Installed the Lutz speed calibrator. Great quality, easy install and set up, and virtually NO lag. Great product!
My speedo wasn't off by a huge amount but it was enough to be annoying. It's so nice having it spot on with the option to adjust it anytime in the future with new tires.
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My speedo wasn't off by a huge amount but it was enough to be annoying. It's so nice having it spot on with the option to adjust it anytime in the future with new tires.
Land Cruiser 70/80/100/105 Speedometer Calibrator | Lutz Auto
Plug and play at the transfer case for compatible Toyota Land Cruiser and Lexus LX applications. The Lutz Auto 70/80/100/105 Series Land Cruiser Speedometer Calibrator corrects the speedometer and odometer after larger tires, gearing changes, or any other modification that affects the factory...
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Is it correcting odometer too?Installed the Lutz speed calibrator. Great quality, easy install and set up, and virtually NO lag. Great product!
My speedo wasn't off by a huge amount but it was enough to be annoying. It's so nice having it spot on with the option to adjust it anytime in the future with new tires.
Land Cruiser 70/80/100/105 Speedometer Calibrator | Lutz Auto
Plug and play at the transfer case for compatible Toyota Land Cruiser and Lexus LX applications. The Lutz Auto 70/80/100/105 Series Land Cruiser Speedometer Calibrator corrects the speedometer and odometer after larger tires, gearing changes, or any other modification that affects the factory...
Eyedaho
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Should be. If it's similar to the yellow box then it just intercepts the pulsed speed sensor output and changes the pulse frequency.
Swapped out the glass lens headlight assemblies from my 2001 LX (that I'm going to sell) for the plastic ones in my 2003 LX (that I just purchased). Went ahead and changed bulbs while I had everything apart, and cleaned up all four assemblies as well. This thread was very helpful.
HburgEagle
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I may be happier not knowing the actual MPG.
GTV
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Depending who buys the 2001 they'll either be completely unaware or very pissed lol
I'll disclose it of course. "Upgraded with ultralight lenses for better aerodynamics and improved gas mileage".
GTV
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I finally installed an Antigravity Battery Tracker.
I ordered the monitor back in September but didn’t install until today. I had a hunch my “Toyota” battery (dated Nov ’17) was starting to get soft as the truck wouldn’t start recently after sitting outside in the cold for a little over a week. Before today (Friday) I last fired it up on Monday.
First results:
After running some errands putting about 16 miles on it:
I ordered the monitor back in September but didn’t install until today. I had a hunch my “Toyota” battery (dated Nov ’17) was starting to get soft as the truck wouldn’t start recently after sitting outside in the cold for a little over a week. Before today (Friday) I last fired it up on Monday.
First results:
After running some errands putting about 16 miles on it:
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dubdub20003
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Wait, the vent switches are supposed to light!?!?!?!
Only on the Lexus version.
N/A on LC.