malteserunner's 1991 FJ80 Build Up Thread
06-10-2016, 08:05 AM
#42
Update time.
Relocated license plate to tailgate and added led lights...
Added auxiliary back up light...
Used a deck lamp switch from a 1st gen 4Runner...
New TEQ decal on the hood...
New NGK plugs and wires...
Mr. Bigglesworth along for the ride...
Took a trip up to Shuteye Peak with the 4x4Him group...
My son enjoying the scenery...
Relocated license plate to tailgate and added led lights...
Added auxiliary back up light...
Used a deck lamp switch from a 1st gen 4Runner...
New TEQ decal on the hood...
New NGK plugs and wires...
Mr. Bigglesworth along for the ride...
Took a trip up to Shuteye Peak with the 4x4Him group...
My son enjoying the scenery...
11-20-2016, 07:14 PM
#48
Updates...
Changed out my charcoal canister, with this GM unit. No more pressure built up in the tank now.
Modified some riser bolts, to fit in the 80/20 on the PrInSu rack, so I can mount Quickfists for my pulaski and shovel.
Went on a drive with the the little ones...
Starting to add some color to the paint scheme. This is the same paint I used on my 240Z project.
Going to take some time to finish the paint project, but I'll update as I go.
Changed out my charcoal canister, with this GM unit. No more pressure built up in the tank now.
Modified some riser bolts, to fit in the 80/20 on the PrInSu rack, so I can mount Quickfists for my pulaski and shovel.
Went on a drive with the the little ones...
Starting to add some color to the paint scheme. This is the same paint I used on my 240Z project.
Going to take some time to finish the paint project, but I'll update as I go.
Last edited by malteserunner; 11-20-2016 at 07:40 PM.
11-23-2016, 05:28 PM
#49
Bunch of work today.
Bypassed EGR and smog pump, per Mud instructions.
Fixed wiring on Amazon back up camera.
Installed porch light, for use camping. Should be handy for lighting the ladder area when we get our RTT.
Wired the porch light to this remote relay from Anzo. It has 4 circuits, each with it's own on/off button on the fob. Will be handy for lighting around the 80, as well as having the ability to light the ground from inside the tent, with a push of the button.
Bypassed EGR and smog pump, per Mud instructions.
Fixed wiring on Amazon back up camera.
Installed porch light, for use camping. Should be handy for lighting the ladder area when we get our RTT.
Wired the porch light to this remote relay from Anzo. It has 4 circuits, each with it's own on/off button on the fob. Will be handy for lighting around the 80, as well as having the ability to light the ground from inside the tent, with a push of the button.
12-02-2016, 06:14 PM
#50
Oil change and a bath today. Getting ready for our toy drive tomorrow, at Children's Hospital.
37's and a PrInSu rack, and it fits in the garage! .....with 3 psi in the tires
Also fixed the fuel door by adding a spring to pop it open. The original is MIA.
37's and a PrInSu rack, and it fits in the garage! .....with 3 psi in the tires
Also fixed the fuel door by adding a spring to pop it open. The original is MIA.
12-03-2016, 06:49 PM
#51
Contributing Member
How did I get so far behind your build? This thing just gets cooler and cooler every time you post something up. Really nice add-ons, nice job on the fenders, the rack looks like it's supposed to be there.
One of my favorite t-shirts has a drawing and the simple words 'nice pulaski' on it. It's one of our most useful trail building tools. In our neck of the woods we call that tool on your rack a pick mattox, which we also use for some trail building. Is it wrong I get the happys just seeing one of those things? Let's go mess with some dirt and rock!
One of my favorite t-shirts has a drawing and the simple words 'nice pulaski' on it. It's one of our most useful trail building tools. In our neck of the woods we call that tool on your rack a pick mattox, which we also use for some trail building. Is it wrong I get the happys just seeing one of those things? Let's go mess with some dirt and rock!
12-07-2016, 09:19 PM
#54
Future plans... Finish paint. Roof top tent. Rebuild rear bumper/tire carrier/hitch/winch mount from scratch. On board air.
That should take me a while.
I'll have to go check out your build.
12-12-2016, 11:37 AM
#56
Contributing Member
Congrats on winning the Arb recovery kit, looks like a fine addition.
Hey, which has proven more useful, the Hi-lift base or Wabbit's foot.....or still waiting to need either one?
Hey, which has proven more useful, the Hi-lift base or Wabbit's foot.....or still waiting to need either one?
12-12-2016, 02:29 PM
#58
Contributing Member
Excellent, thank you, and I can see why, good to know.
12-19-2016, 05:27 AM
#60
Contributing Member
Nice. 
