Mmorv- 2-3-04
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Mmorv- 2-3-04
Met up w/ Heckler from YT and a few from discoweb.org for a little riding.
I will link to the photos when they get uploaded. Unfortunately, I completely forgot my camera was in the back seat the whole time...
My carnage report:
1) LF CV axle grenaded
2) XD9000 " "
3) A little body damage to my decklid
Here are a few random photos from home.
XD9000 carnage:
From the last run I went on.
I am starting quite the CV collection.
I will link to the photos when they get uploaded. Unfortunately, I completely forgot my camera was in the back seat the whole time...
My carnage report:
1) LF CV axle grenaded
2) XD9000 " "
3) A little body damage to my decklid
Here are a few random photos from home.
XD9000 carnage:
From the last run I went on.
I am starting quite the CV collection.
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What are you doing to break them so often??
And you DO know the front on 3rd gens and later is semifloating and you REALLY shouldn't drive without at least the outer stub in place, right?
And you DO know the front on 3rd gens and later is semifloating and you REALLY shouldn't drive without at least the outer stub in place, right?
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There are a several different variables that have caused my CV problems.
1) Extended travel CO's
2) No limiting straps
3) Excessive wheel speed (lots of skinny pedal)
4) No diff drop
TC, yes I am aware of that. In both cases, the outer stub shafts have remained attached to the hub.
In addition to the broken axle, I believe my multi-mode actuator has gone south.
Here is a better shot of the outer joint after disassembly.
1) Extended travel CO's
2) No limiting straps
3) Excessive wheel speed (lots of skinny pedal)
4) No diff drop
TC, yes I am aware of that. In both cases, the outer stub shafts have remained attached to the hub.
In addition to the broken axle, I believe my multi-mode actuator has gone south.
Here is a better shot of the outer joint after disassembly.
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Haven't gotten my fingers on the pics yet. I think either Eric or Brad (Painless Fab) has them.
Add one transfer case to the carnage report as well. My 4Runner is hung in 4WD and will not come out! Making some nasty popping noises also...
Time for an Ultimate crawler????
Add one transfer case to the carnage report as well. My 4Runner is hung in 4WD and will not come out! Making some nasty popping noises also...
Time for an Ultimate crawler????
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Haven't gotten my fingers on the pics yet. I think either Eric or Brad (Painless Fab) has them.
Add one transfer case to the carnage report as well. My 4Runner is hung in 4WD and will not come out! Making some nasty popping noises also...
Time for an Ultimate crawler????
Add one transfer case to the carnage report as well. My 4Runner is hung in 4WD and will not come out! Making some nasty popping noises also...
Time for an Ultimate crawler????
Yep, wonder if we could get a deal on a pair.
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Love it and once again wish I had gone but would have left pretty earlier for work. O yeah Matthew what do u have against a diff drop.