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i dont know how to? like the mounts must be bent. any way i can do it without getting new mounts?
and thanks. its not as modded as the other trucks on here, but it does have:
rebuilt jasper 22re w/ headers and cold air intake
umm other than paint, wheels tires thats about it
and thanks. its not as modded as the other trucks on here, but it does have:
rebuilt jasper 22re w/ headers and cold air intake
umm other than paint, wheels tires thats about it
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Just go behind those black plastic corners and tighten up the bolts. If theyre tight it means the mounts are coming loose.. time to whip out the Gorilla Glue.
Thats a pretty nice lookin truck, I dont care for the rims much myself but if you like it thats cool. Otherwise a very clean truck. Lets see some more pics!
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or you could just get some new brackets. im shure there not very much!
edit.. disrigard all that, if algranger is right
Last edited by TOYOTA 1; 10-22-2008 at 02:19 PM.
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oohhh yes those plastic corner pieces keep breaking where you screw them in towards the wheel well because my bumper is kind of off center. i hit a 14 point down the road from my house
does anyone know what gears i might need to push 35's? right now i have 33's on there and with cold air intake and headers my top speed is 75 SOMETIMES 80 if im going downhill with a strong back wind
does anyone know what gears i might need to push 35's? right now i have 33's on there and with cold air intake and headers my top speed is 75 SOMETIMES 80 if im going downhill with a strong back wind
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yea, the bumper looks a lil off kilter to.. but nbd its a nice lil lookin lil pickup
i would recomend 5:29's for 35" tires and bigger. though with a regular 35" m/t tire, you could get way with 4:88's
oohhh yes those plastic corner pieces keep breaking where you screw them in towards the wheel well because my bumper is kind of off center. i hit a 14 point down the road from my house
does anyone know what gears i might need to push 35's? right now i have 33's on there and with cold air intake and headers my top speed is 75 SOMETIMES 80 if im going downhill with a strong back wind
does anyone know what gears i might need to push 35's? right now i have 33's on there and with cold air intake and headers my top speed is 75 SOMETIMES 80 if im going downhill with a strong back wind
i would recomend 5:29's for 35" tires and bigger. though with a regular 35" m/t tire, you could get way with 4:88's
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good looking truck, my front bumper is all screwed up, i think im going to have my friends dad build me one that i can attach lights too. i like going night wheelin
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ah thanks. man. the tires on your 91 standard cab are the exact tires i want. in a thousand miles i can go mudridin again! whoo. i wish i could like custom make it into a 4 door like the hilux. but i prefer this body to the hilux. that would be ridiculous.
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heck yeah man. if u can fit em... you can mount them behind your grill in front of the radiator. might get a little bit warm in there though
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Great looking rig! I actually had to ask someone what a "whip" was as I couldn't see any antenna in the pictures (yes I'm old, shush). Man if mine looked that good I'd find a way to park it in the living room at night so my buddies would have to walk around it on the way to the bathroom and every time they did they's say "DAMN that looks bad @$$".
Well done on the build!
Well done on the build!
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they are good tires for offroad..
why 1000 miles? im guessing you got a new motor?