double bed bob?
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double bed bob?
i have been looking into bobbing my bed when i came across a truck that was double bobbed.
i think its cool but it would be a lot of work. anyways it would look something like this
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the really hard part would be moving the mounts.
i think its cool but it would be a lot of work. anyways it would look something like this
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the really hard part would be moving the mounts.
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And sorry to hijack, but I didn't wanna make another topic so similar.
Has anybody bobbed a runner? Was thinkin bout doin that, but haven't heard anything bout doin it...
Has anybody bobbed a runner? Was thinkin bout doin that, but haven't heard anything bout doin it...
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so much work for so little movement of the axle forward. why not just ditch the bed and go flatbed and shorten the frame?
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well the chop would shorten my wheelbase by about 5 inches, and all i really wanna do is offset the 2.5 im going to gain with the rears up front when i do my swap.
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I'm still considering doing this but I'm iffy on how it would look with an ext cab. Every standard cab I see looks good and ext cabs seem to look goofy. I may just flatbed it and move the rear rear forward to shorten base. Anyone have a link on moving the rear forward?
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why not just flatbed it. More function, less headache, probably look better to.
Im a practical dude and to go through all that work seems like a waste. Whats the point? Now what good is the tiny bed? Cant really use it for much.
I have a 6' bed and with a toolbox taking up over a foot of that I'm hurtn for space. What your doin would probably land you with even less cargo space.
Im a practical dude and to go through all that work seems like a waste. Whats the point? Now what good is the tiny bed? Cant really use it for much.
I have a 6' bed and with a toolbox taking up over a foot of that I'm hurtn for space. What your doin would probably land you with even less cargo space.
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Im going to get a trailer because the only think I haul with my truck is my bike besides I have other trucks I can use that are easier to load than my Toyota. Also I don?t really like flatbeds because anything you put in them has to be tied down
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If it were up to me, I'd sell the bed and build a flatbed.
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besides my beds not worth that much ,even though their is no rot it is coverd with dents
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Definitely looks like a lot of the hilux double cabs I see rippin' around these parts. I say give'r if you don't mind losing more box room in an already small box...