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1980 4.38 r&p??
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85 4runner 35s, 5.29s, 14 inch bilsteins, cam, header w/out cat, 3 inch body, soon to have marlin 5 inch trailflex kit and only 1 inch body You know you drive a toyota when.....
1.) Hi 4 is basically useless 2.) Reverse takes a few trys to get in 3.) You call your sohc 22re with cam and headers hi performance 4.) You stare at every toyota...weather it be lifted, stock, or rustbucket 5.) You are the designated vehicle in the group to pull people out but never have been stuck yourself |
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he just talked to marlin, apparently they were common in 4speed 80 pickups even tho his was converted to 5 speed.
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85 4runner 35s, 5.29s, 14 inch bilsteins, cam, header w/out cat, 3 inch body, soon to have marlin 5 inch trailflex kit and only 1 inch body You know you drive a toyota when.....
1.) Hi 4 is basically useless 2.) Reverse takes a few trys to get in 3.) You call your sohc 22re with cam and headers hi performance 4.) You stare at every toyota...weather it be lifted, stock, or rustbucket 5.) You are the designated vehicle in the group to pull people out but never have been stuck yourself |
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front locker only?????
My brother is doing schuss hillclimb this year with his 1980 pickup. 22r weber carb, headers, and 4.38s. he will have trxus 33 mt tires. he wants to get 1 locker and he wants only front locker but i disagree. any thought or opinions, bring em on.
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85 4runner 35s, 5.29s, 14 inch bilsteins, cam, header w/out cat, 3 inch body, soon to have marlin 5 inch trailflex kit and only 1 inch body You know you drive a toyota when.....
1.) Hi 4 is basically useless 2.) Reverse takes a few trys to get in 3.) You call your sohc 22re with cam and headers hi performance 4.) You stare at every toyota...weather it be lifted, stock, or rustbucket 5.) You are the designated vehicle in the group to pull people out but never have been stuck yourself |
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yeah tell your brother not to put one in the front only.
I have front and rear lockers...my arms are dead tired after a day of wheeling in 4 low. a front locker tends to pull in the direction you don't want the truck to go. Tell him to put an aussie or something in the rear. It is much easier to get used to a rear locker in slippery conditions than a front locker...especially on a daily driver...
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thanks a lot. so you dont have powersteering? he thinks pulling like a front locker is more important than pushing...rear locker
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85 4runner 35s, 5.29s, 14 inch bilsteins, cam, header w/out cat, 3 inch body, soon to have marlin 5 inch trailflex kit and only 1 inch body You know you drive a toyota when.....
1.) Hi 4 is basically useless 2.) Reverse takes a few trys to get in 3.) You call your sohc 22re with cam and headers hi performance 4.) You stare at every toyota...weather it be lifted, stock, or rustbucket 5.) You are the designated vehicle in the group to pull people out but never have been stuck yourself |
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I have power steering, the locked front end like to pull straight, not left or right.
The stock power steering is not adequate when fighting 35x13.50's and a locker. I need hydro assist. I put F/R aussies in my truck for a little over $500. I can go a lot of places with the rear locker w/o locking a front hub. Just saying from my experience I would do a rear locker first.
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Has nothing to do with power steering. When your front is locked up, it binds and your motor is much stronger than your arms.
That is why people usually do hydro assist with locked fronts. Rear locker is what I'd do, 2 rear wheels spinning and 1 in front.
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makes a ton of sense. thanks guys. i knew i was right. lol
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85 4runner 35s, 5.29s, 14 inch bilsteins, cam, header w/out cat, 3 inch body, soon to have marlin 5 inch trailflex kit and only 1 inch body You know you drive a toyota when.....
1.) Hi 4 is basically useless 2.) Reverse takes a few trys to get in 3.) You call your sohc 22re with cam and headers hi performance 4.) You stare at every toyota...weather it be lifted, stock, or rustbucket 5.) You are the designated vehicle in the group to pull people out but never have been stuck yourself |
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But for now I'm going to do aussie front and rear...
and lift weights .. haha
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no plans on gettin locked on my 4runner yet. gettin tg 5 inch done first with hysteer. then maybe a spool or aussie.
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85 4runner 35s, 5.29s, 14 inch bilsteins, cam, header w/out cat, 3 inch body, soon to have marlin 5 inch trailflex kit and only 1 inch body You know you drive a toyota when.....
1.) Hi 4 is basically useless 2.) Reverse takes a few trys to get in 3.) You call your sohc 22re with cam and headers hi performance 4.) You stare at every toyota...weather it be lifted, stock, or rustbucket 5.) You are the designated vehicle in the group to pull people out but never have been stuck yourself |
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im running welded up front and an aussie in the rear, the smaller the tire the harder it is to steer locked because the bigger the tire the more it flex's when you turn, i know this because i went from 33's welded to 38's welded and couldnt steer for with the 33's and the 38's are alot easier. although iv broken 3 birfields with the welded i would reccomend upgrading axle shafts if you plan on locking the front.
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