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Bottle jack on lifted truck
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1995 Toyota 4Runner Limited Mods so far: Eagle Offroad Alloy Wheels TrXus 33x12.50R16LT M/T's 3" body lift New deck and speakers all around To do list: Tune-up Aisin manual hub conversion (on the way) Drive it! |
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ya since yo just got a 3in body lift and some bigger tires you will be fine... as long as it reaches its safe.
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96 4Runner, 4in lift (883's w/ top plate spacer, Land Cruiser's 8 coil) Pro Comp Xtreme AT 315/75/16's. rear e-locker I UNDERSTAND THE WHOLE JEEP THING THATS WHY I HAVE A TOYOTA!! |
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I don't think you even have to jack up the truck to put the manual hubs on... Just unbolt the lockout flange, and put on the manual hubs.
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Well I think that I am going to jack it up so that I can spin the wheel when I am done to see if my work was done correctly.
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1995 Toyota 4Runner Limited Mods so far: Eagle Offroad Alloy Wheels TrXus 33x12.50R16LT M/T's 3" body lift New deck and speakers all around To do list: Tune-up Aisin manual hub conversion (on the way) Drive it! |
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Just drive it..if the hubs engage they work..... I would recommend buying a nice floor jack....makes it so easy to just slide under an axle and start jacking up...much easier than the bottle jack
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Low down and durrrrrrrty Rock stacking Web Wheeler. Locked, lifted, trussed, SASsed, triangulated, dual cased, shaved, armored, gusseted, hydro'd, blacked out, crapped out, mashed up, merderrrrrd out and ready to hit the mall! It's a Jaap thing....You wouldnt understand |
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X2 on buying a floor jack. They are always usefull to have.
Besides, not sure how, but my cousin ended up using my bottle jack and i think he stripped the inner gears. Garbage now
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Mike 1990 4runner: 3.4 swapped, 5-speed, sas'd, Rear leaf swap, Locked, 5.29's, 39.5" iroks on Beadlocks, Armor'd Longfields, Duals coming soon: My build thread http://www.yotatech.com/f152/904_run...thread-158746/ http://www.treadlightly.org/ http://www.pirate4x4.com/tech/billav...ery/index.html |
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I have found that the stock mechanical bottle jacks are too small to reach to a useful height on my 4Runner (33 in tires) so I got large hydraulic bottle jack at the local auto parts store.
Bottle jacks themselves aren't dangerous as long as proper jacking techniques are used, but if you're afraid to use it in this situation, how will you use it when you get a flat and NEED it?
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Aye, Captain Safety is here to tell you to USE jackstands too.....
NEVER use only the jack for support when working... I have seen many bottle jacks fail (Havent seen a Toyota one fail yet though)
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Low down and durrrrrrrty Rock stacking Web Wheeler. Locked, lifted, trussed, SASsed, triangulated, dual cased, shaved, armored, gusseted, hydro'd, blacked out, crapped out, mashed up, merderrrrrd out and ready to hit the mall! It's a Jaap thing....You wouldnt understand |
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True that. Off to harbor freight! I cringe at the thought of a flat with my 33's. That is an expensive spare to have around...
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X2 on the Jack Stands.
Don't be a Moron like this guy and his wife I recently saw at Home Depot. She said 'Honey, won't these blocks work for working on your car? They are only $2 each" She was referring to CinderBlocks which have a habit of collapsing.. Always block your tires too with a wheel chock or angled piece of fire wood or something good and stable. You can always use a piece of 2x12x12 under a bottle jack to gain a couple of inches. Look at a 33x9.50 for a spare tire.
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GOOGLE FOR TOYOTA WEBSITES LINK TO ONLINE FACTORY SERVICE MANUALS Drive a real 1st Gen Wheel Responsibly, Don't Screw It Up for Others Last edited by ocdropzone; 06-30-2008 at 09:57 AM. |
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Dont be THIS guy
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Low down and durrrrrrrty Rock stacking Web Wheeler. Locked, lifted, trussed, SASsed, triangulated, dual cased, shaved, armored, gusseted, hydro'd, blacked out, crapped out, mashed up, merderrrrrd out and ready to hit the mall! It's a Jaap thing....You wouldnt understand Last edited by dirtoyboy; 06-30-2008 at 10:04 AM. |
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Like mentioned above, the stock jack is capable of doing it - as long as you have adequate access to a safe spot.
I would highly suggest getting a floor jack. You don't need anything fancy, just something that is rated a little bit over what you plan on using it for. You could also get a set of Wheel Dolly's ![]() Then, while your neighbor is asleep, jack up and move his car 100 yards down the road and face it the opposite direction. Fink
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About how much do those run? i could see endless pranks with those things and moving peoples/friends cars! EDIT: Nevermind, the price is not worth it personally.
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Mike 1990 4runner: 3.4 swapped, 5-speed, sas'd, Rear leaf swap, Locked, 5.29's, 39.5" iroks on Beadlocks, Armor'd Longfields, Duals coming soon: My build thread http://www.yotatech.com/f152/904_run...thread-158746/ http://www.treadlightly.org/ http://www.pirate4x4.com/tech/billav...ery/index.html Last edited by 904_runner; 06-30-2008 at 10:18 AM. |
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Speaking of wheel dollies- you gotta read this if you haven't heard about it:
http://www.parkingenforcementforum.c...ic.php?f=3&t=3
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1995 Toyota 4Runner Limited Mods so far: Eagle Offroad Alloy Wheels TrXus 33x12.50R16LT M/T's 3" body lift New deck and speakers all around To do list: Tune-up Aisin manual hub conversion (on the way) Drive it! |
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Dang, i just read that whole thing, that is rediculous.
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Mike 1990 4runner: 3.4 swapped, 5-speed, sas'd, Rear leaf swap, Locked, 5.29's, 39.5" iroks on Beadlocks, Armor'd Longfields, Duals coming soon: My build thread http://www.yotatech.com/f152/904_run...thread-158746/ http://www.treadlightly.org/ http://www.pirate4x4.com/tech/billav...ery/index.html |
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I'm very proud of the guy who knows the law and took on these people. Too many Americans don't stand up for their rights and I think its true to say that if we don't use our rights we will lose them.
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1995 Toyota 4Runner Limited Mods so far: Eagle Offroad Alloy Wheels TrXus 33x12.50R16LT M/T's 3" body lift New deck and speakers all around To do list: Tune-up Aisin manual hub conversion (on the way) Drive it! |
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Yup, good thing he did what he did! I still want to hear the news about the final outcome
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Mike 1990 4runner: 3.4 swapped, 5-speed, sas'd, Rear leaf swap, Locked, 5.29's, 39.5" iroks on Beadlocks, Armor'd Longfields, Duals coming soon: My build thread http://www.yotatech.com/f152/904_run...thread-158746/ http://www.treadlightly.org/ http://www.pirate4x4.com/tech/billav...ery/index.html |
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![]() Fink: You idea reminds me of in college when I left my Karmann Ghia unlocked. I got a call in the middle of the night from a guy claiming to be an Oregon State Trooper telling me my car was involved in a robbery. The 'tropper' was a friend of mine. They had pushed my car across campus...Good times
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GOOGLE FOR TOYOTA WEBSITES LINK TO ONLINE FACTORY SERVICE MANUALS Drive a real 1st Gen Wheel Responsibly, Don't Screw It Up for Others Last edited by ocdropzone; 06-30-2008 at 11:55 AM. |
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I sent the GM of the company an email:
I hope that you know that your actions against the people of Arizona is going to cost your company it's business. If not your company's business then hopefully your job. If you think you are doing any good for anyone but yourself you are sadly mistaken. I hope you are proud of yourself because you are the bad guy and nobody likes you. Sincerely, Everyone
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1995 Toyota 4Runner Limited Mods so far: Eagle Offroad Alloy Wheels TrXus 33x12.50R16LT M/T's 3" body lift New deck and speakers all around To do list: Tune-up Aisin manual hub conversion (on the way) Drive it! |
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