My 1990 toyota pickup 4x4 pickup project! Check it out!
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My 1990 toyota pickup 4x4 pickup project! Check it out!
Soo this is my90 toyota pickup with its before and after pics tell me what u guys think! the nexts mods are going to be a straight axle also a roll bar/&&exterior roll cage.. and ideas? opinions? thanks
-alex
-alex
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Looking good so far! You are missing the same thing I am! A winch!
Really like the Addicted bumper and the black rims look fantastic. You must be skinny as I'm pretty sure your CB would dig into my side. Haha!
Looks great!
Really like the Addicted bumper and the black rims look fantastic. You must be skinny as I'm pretty sure your CB would dig into my side. Haha!
Looks great!
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Looks great so far, hah, love the gernade shifter !! On to the suggestions, Ditch the smitty built nerf bars and get some sliders...Oh, and bob that long arse bed...Also, Small zip ties fit through the screw holes in the blinkers to secure them better, Or theres always the marker light mod...
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Looks great so far, hah, love the gernade shifter !! On to the suggestions, Ditch the smitty built nerf bars and get some sliders...Oh, and bob that long arse bed...Also, Small zip ties fit through the screw holes in the blinkers to secure them better, Or theres always the marker light mod...
and as for the sliders imma have to save up still :p
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thanks mann. speaking of CB's i put the squelch all the way down rf gain all the way up. i cant really find anyone to talk to besides my friend aha. any tips?
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sweet ride man, are trucks look alot alike other than the fact that mine is white on all black and urs is blue on all black. im sorta curios what you did for lift?, cause mine rides at about the same stance. it looks like you might have a 1" body lift and some ball joint spacers?
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sweet ride man, are trucks look alot alike other than the fact that mine is white on all black and urs is blue on all black. im sorta curios what you did for lift?, cause mine rides at about the same stance. it looks like you might have a 1" body lift and some ball joint spacers?
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Looks great, the blacked out grille looks WAY better than the chrome (i'ma do the same kinda, but once i get the cash) Great job though
PS "bob that long arse bed" means to make the bed shorter by what they call bob'ing it. Search on the forums to find more.
PS "bob that long arse bed" means to make the bed shorter by what they call bob'ing it. Search on the forums to find more.
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I won't give you crap about the turn signals...looks like a good project.
Bobbing your bed is taking out some of the bed between the tailgate and the rear fenderwells to get rid of the over hang. Helps your departure angle=keeps you from getting hung up on obstacles
http://addictedoffroad.com/bumpers.html
Bobbing your bed is taking out some of the bed between the tailgate and the rear fenderwells to get rid of the over hang. Helps your departure angle=keeps you from getting hung up on obstacles
http://addictedoffroad.com/bumpers.html
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I like the tires...what was the process you used to paint them black. I want to do the same, but I don't know if there is a specific type of paint to use.
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what space-junk said is good. but heres what i did i filled a bucket with hott! water and threw in some dishwashing soap. then use a scrubber "big toothbrush looking thing" to clean em up with the hott soap water then repeat it again but with a wire brush to really get in there! then dry up the rim and sandpaper it down wash off all the residue dry the rim. i used krylon spraypaint i boughy 1 primers, 2 blacks, and 2 clear coats. i applyed 1 coat of primer/ 2 coats of black/ then 2 clear coats. i let the sun dry em up and i didnt move my truck for about a day so the paint can settle in better. hope that helps
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i painted alot of parts on my truck if u compare the old pics with the new ones u can see what i did i painted all chrome parts black[door handles, keyholes including the gas cap key hole, the trimming around the rear window, the side mirrors, the grill, the rims, i sanded all parts before i painted though. im pretty sure a few years from now it might start to peel cuz from what i know paint doesnt last forever. but u can always paint again