They're MB motoring 182's or something like that. I bought them from discount. I really liked the simulated beadlock look.

 

It was never clean...
http://www.pcez.com/~pcollins/85_4Ru...heelin02sm.jpg

 

Jermy that is the first time I have seen it with 35's looks mean. How close are you to getting that thing running again. Any new progress.

 

Here is a pic of the rig last year when I was in Nederland, CO.....

 

BLING! Boy do I miss my 4Runner...

Forget waxing the Cruiser... WAY too many scratches and dents!



Kyle-

We need the engine management, some wire, a radiator, and turbo stuff, and then it's assembly time! Jeremy's (been) getting antsy, and I'm there as well. We'll call you when it's serious wrenching time!

J

 

for sale too in the classifieds
=)

 

looks good... you just need beefier tires, id say

 

This is clean for me...

 

This was my first time trying Klasse, in April. I'm obsessed!

 

...and my hood. (sorry for the dual post)

 

Here's the clean rig a while back. Not waxed unfortunately. I was still waiting on my new Porter Cable polisher and stuff from Griots. It's all in now. Just have to find time to wash, clay, polish and wax.

 

nice! you'll love the PC. Worth every penny IMHO.

 

Here's a clean pic of mine.




George

 

This was in the spring, but it is just clean today as it was then, if not cleaner.

 

post up a newer pic -- i wanna see those foglights in your avatar and how theyre mounted.

 

There is a beam that runs behind the front bumper (plastic) and in that beam are some existing holes. I first tried to thread a bolt directly in those holes, but the threads kept collapsing. I ended up running a piece of wire throught the hole and out the end of the beam, attaching it to the threaded end of the bolt (with a washer on it) and pulling it through. This way there is a solid stud sticking out for the brackets to attach to. The just used a piece of 1/4" thick by 1.5" steel and bent it to a 90 degree angle so that it wouldattach to the beam and then stick out through one of the openings in the lower part of the grill. I would like to make new brackets that would dip dow a little so the lights would be more centered in the lower grill or just try some different lights. But it is just a matter of finding the time.

 

Here's another with the covers on. It looks better with them off, but I have a plan to make new covers that will match the truck....

 

those are great, man, nice job.

i like em better covers-off too. any fear that they'll break being so low?

maybe some lightforces would work better down there

 

It's not very clean, but it hasn't been much cleaner in a long time. Here's a pic I took this morning. It was just starting to rain when I took it so it's a little bit cleaner now.

 

OK finally found the time and weather to give the rig a quick wash and dry after work...check her out.

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