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Old 02-25-2011, 09:10 PM
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Originally Posted by ecrcks
I've seen this truck in one of the off road mags! It was a major motivator in me buying my 83! Nice truck sir!

That is awsome to know. It really feels good to know someone's hard work and imagination gets noticed. Actually on my past birthday my secretary gave me a framed mag cover along with the page my truck was on. I never even knew it was given to the mag. What a great person I have working for me. Im blessed!
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Yeah that's a nice truck. I see you went with square headlights. I went the other way with my 83
Old 02-28-2011, 05:58 PM
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My Brown Baby!

Factory Brown Metallic, 80 long bed, 85 22RE/83 L52, 83 2wd fuel tank, lce header
v6 brakes, ss lines, 15x8 MT classic II, OME lift, LINE-X
85 SR5 buckets, tuffy console



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Old 02-28-2011, 06:06 PM
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Originally Posted by SC81YOTA

81 with OME lift, ARB front and rear lockers, 32" m/t's, 4.56 gears.
Am I just not seeing it, but it looks like this truck is running a Hy-Steer. From what I understood, you can't run a Hy-Steer setup on a OME lift... What am I missing?
Old 02-28-2011, 06:13 PM
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Am I just not seeing it, but it looks like this truck is running a Hy-Steer. From what I understood, you can't run a Hy-Steer setup on a OME lift... What am I missing?
usually you need a minimum 3" lift to run tradition high steer but looking at this particular truck it looks to me that he is running a high steer kit from 4x4 Labs that places the steering behind the axle due to the position of the steering damper behind the axle.

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Old 03-05-2011, 08:22 AM
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Just saying hi, I have been watching these forums for a few years and have been a Toyota enthusiast since 04' (mostly Supra). Heres my first Yota truck.


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Old 03-05-2011, 10:31 AM
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love the color
Old 03-05-2011, 01:14 PM
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Originally Posted by ocdropzone
usually you need a minimum 3" lift to run tradition high steer but looking at this particular truck it looks to me that he is running a high steer kit from 4x4 Labs that places the steering behind the axle due to the position of the steering damper behind the axle.

Good eye!

It is a standard high steer kit. Yes you can run it with the OME lift. I have 2" bumpstops to keep the steering rods from hitting the oil pan. I installed the steering box as high as possible and use a flat pitman arm. The stabilizer lower mount is welded to the swaybar tab on the axle. Works great!! The clearance is very tight but it is there.

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Old 03-05-2011, 01:20 PM
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Originally Posted by koolyota
Factory Brown Metallic 1980 long bed, 85 22RE EFI, lce header, v6 brakes,
15x8 outlaws OME lift,redtop, ss lines, line-x
85 SR5 buckets, tuffy console








Would like to see a pic of your interior with the bucket seats and console. I have a bench but just picked up a set of buckets and need to get a console. Thanks
Old 03-05-2011, 04:07 PM
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Originally Posted by SC81YOTA
It is a standard high steer kit. Yes you can run it with the OME lift. I have 2" bumpstops to keep the steering rods from hitting the oil pan. I installed the steering box as high as possible and use a flat pitman arm. The stabilizer lower mount is welded to the swaybar tab on the axle. Works great!! The clearance is very tight but it is there.
Thats pretty interesting! Would you be able to possibly post up some more detailed pics of your setup underneath the front end? I'm highly interested in what you've done.
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cool yota kool?!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Old 03-07-2011, 05:58 PM
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myyota85 - Thanks man!


SC81YOTA - I will take some more interior shots and post them up The tuffy console works nicely with the buckets.

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Old 03-08-2011, 04:04 PM
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Originally Posted by koolyota
Factory Brown Metallic 1980 long bed, 85 22RE EFI, lce header, v6 brakes,
15x8 outlaws OME lift,redtop, ss lines, line-x
85 SR5 buckets, tuffy console







Love Love Love the color, looks awesome
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Originally Posted by 4banginRunner
really nice trucks guys! and now i got a question, does anyone have a pic of the factory, stock rear bumper and/or know what the holes are for in the, i guess it would be called the rollpan? here's a pic of what i'm talking about

(don't mind my bumper in this pic, my buddies found kitty stickers and put them all over it b/c its a pu$$y bumper lol, it has since been removed)
idk if any one has told you what those holes are for yet or not i didnt get that far in the thread. but stock they have lil like bump stops there im not sure if they are for the gate or what exactly but they are just lil square ruber bumpers.
Old 03-15-2011, 01:29 AM
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Originally Posted by 83_4wd_Toy
idk if any one has told you what those holes are for yet or not i didnt get that far in the thread. but stock they have lil like bump stops there im not sure if they are for the gate or what exactly but they are just lil square ruber bumpers.
That was answered 4 years ago
Old 03-15-2011, 04:51 PM
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here is a few pictures of my truck. might add more latter on having to go in and reduce the size of them to upload so. Its kinda rough but im working on getting it all fixed us when i have some extra cash to spend.


the first picture was a sad day. every one parked around me so i was forced to back threw the mud and got hung up on a log. same day as my main profile picture.

second picture is a camping trip i went on the weekend i got the truck

and the last is an obstical section on china man trail here in colorado.
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Old 03-16-2011, 09:31 PM
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this is my 82 just put a 88 rearend in it....what can I say it is in it's beginning stages really looking forward to building this truck it is really solid for a $500 pickup
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Old 04-01-2011, 09:56 PM
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my yota, the yoat boat.
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Few poser shots with the new shoes. 35s on 15x10 aluminum rims on CL for 400 bucks They rub a little. Need some longer shackles (still stock).
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