88_Red_Runner's Tired Of IFS...
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Snapped these shots before it got dark out. It is frigging cold out right now. 0 degrees with a nasty wind chill. Supposed to hit 20 below zero tonight. No work for me tomorrow, too cold to saw in. Going to do an oil change and new rotors on my friends 96 T100 tomorrow. Then hopefully do some work on the 4Runner.
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Im helping my brother (KelvinB) on here.... put a transmission in my garage and after were done ill be pulling the 87 in and start chopping it up. Im saving some $$ for front lift springs at the moment. By the way i noticed by your profile pic your a tree guy. I like doing that stuff myself! Do you climb as well?? Something about yotas and the outdoors just goes good together.
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Ok i did my research on runnin rears up front and it sits the axle 2 inches forward also. im assuming this is a good thing?? So you basically build your own leaf pack.
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These are some shots of my Brother in laws sweet 85 short box. Chevy's in the rear and 4" All-Pro's in the front. 14" shocks on all 4 corners, dual t-cases, 5.29's with lockers, 39.5" IROK's, and much more. Very capable truck...