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Old 01-22-2009, 07:05 AM
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Looks like you got a deal!

My vote: SAS. To me, nothing screams "I mean business" like a swap on a single cab. I can't say that too loudly, though, I'm just a lowly 2wd.
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Originally Posted by small town BIG TOYS
I odds are it's going to suspension lift. But that is going to be years down the road.

I am going to do mud tires now. Because It's going to be a bit before I buy some 33's. To tell you the truth I do not know if I will do 33's. For the type of wheeling I do I think 31's would be fine. But 33's would be nice.

I will be doing at least 1 locker maybe 2. I wheeled my 83 with open diffs and it sucked. I leaned the hard way that you need a least 1 locker.
I roll on 31 x 10.50's Muds on stock everything. These trucks are really quite amazing stock and unless your really doing some serious wheeling the 31's work fine. I am currently running stock gears (4.10's) and I am happy with the way the truck handles. I am goint to eventually get a Air Locker in the rear and a detroit type locker in the front, When I do that I will regear up to 4.80's and probably keep the 31's. I like their drivability and they are a little easier on the suspension and steering components. I mostly deepw woods camp with it and haul fire wood out of fire trails. I have not gotten stuck yet. If your on a budget, check out PepBoys mudders. I've been real happy with them so far and they handle great on the road and in the mud. By the way, nice find. Great looking truck for 20 years old!!!
Old 03-18-2009, 07:58 PM
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Originally Posted by qdude79
Looks like you got a deal!

My vote: SAS. To me, nothing screams "I mean business" like a swap on a single cab. I can't say that too loudly, though, I'm just a lowly 2wd.
I would like to solid axle this truck. But I don't 4 wheel as munch as I use to.
That is one of the many reasons I sold the primer 83.
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Originally Posted by 89whitetoyota
Yes, the sensor is on the block right under the oil filer. If you have 22r, I am not sure about the 3.0
I the sensor is around the oil filter (it's on the driver side) area.
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i disagre with the commit from abecedarian i have a 1989 toyota p/u that was compleatly stock when i bought it i took it home and put my 33/14.50/15 boggers on i had no problem with clearance issues now i am currently running 35/12.50/15 bfg's m/t with only a 3 inch body lift beleave me it can be done and no it does not have a SAS as of yet
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I just wanted to give you all a update on my new toyota.

I just bought some new wheels for this truck.





Now as soon as they come in I will get them installed.

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