Nice!

 

1. 30 spline inner axles/arp knuckle studs
2. dual cases with 4.7 in rear.
3. 39.5 iroks probably.
4. cage.

hopefully then im done.

 

1. Marlin dual adapter and top shift t case sittin in my garage for duals
2. Front bumper
3. Bed bob?
4. Finish school..... then SFA

 

Eh, just SAS that beast now!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Trying to figue out how to make a babyseat fit in the back of a 96 xcab????

 

I wish! haha I have to have a vehicle every day and it's my dd, I train 25 hours a week while going to school at the same time, don't have a job, and don't have a place to do it believe me, the second I get out of school and get a job and retire from swimming, let the begin!!!!

 

 

Shoot, bring it up here! Get it done in a weekend. Rebuilding the axle, takes the longest time IMO......

 

I used ratchet straps on my old 87 xcab LOL it worked

 

I wish I had the money and could take you up on that offer! I just gotta piece the truck together bit by bit right now and wheel it as is so by the time it's time to sas everything else will be done!!

 

My mom and dad bolted my sisters car seat down to the back of his FJ 40 back in the day

 

i just installed a set of real train horns up under the bed damm its loud i aint kiddin , now next is to peplace all of the heater and coolant hoses that can ruin ur day

 

New lifted springs for front end
new steering damper
new 33" muds


will happen in about 3 weeks...

 

SLIDERS.

Confidence is Key!

 

this month:

clutch
flywheel
t case
headers

6 months:

33's
SAS
engine rebuild

 

I have thought abour building a plywood step that extends past the backseat ledge, towards the rear of the front seat to give my a bigger base for the carseat. I could run brackets along the floor in the front of it and tie it in to the front seat bolts and just bolt the back of it through the front of the seat hump. IDK, we'll see if it's needed after about 6 months. My wife has the Runner and stays at home, so it's not going to be a huge deal if I don't have a carseat in my truck

 

haha ill take you up on that offer!!!!

 

finish the 4.3 swap
primer sliders again
replace passenger fender
install front bumpstops
put co2 tanks back in
have the ref give me a new sticker
fix speedometer
make a sliding tool box for the back
add internal cage

 

Wheels

 

I guess the older Tacomas don't have the little flip up tray behind the passenger seat. My 02 xcab had that.....it worked perfectly for the occasional carseat needs.