95 pickup expedition rig build up! Short and sweet
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Thanks for all the complements. Just glad I could share it with everyone.
Well a little update as well, I got my chevy spring swap stuff from Dan at Ruff Stuff Specialties this week!
I jacked my quantity up on my order and only ordered one 7" shackle pair but I dont know if I'll even need them yet. oh well, if I do I'll order another set and probably a few other things from him. I def wont mind buying from him again! High quality stuff!
Well a little update as well, I got my chevy spring swap stuff from Dan at Ruff Stuff Specialties this week!
I jacked my quantity up on my order and only ordered one 7" shackle pair but I dont know if I'll even need them yet. oh well, if I do I'll order another set and probably a few other things from him. I def wont mind buying from him again! High quality stuff!
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I've been wanting some led lights for some time now but never wanted to dish out the coin for them. I found these on ebay
Got em on the other night. So far very impressed for only $96 for the pair
Got em on the other night. So far very impressed for only $96 for the pair
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Here's a few pics I've gathered. Havent really been able to run any good trails yet but as soon as my buds land cruiser is done we'll be on the trails every weekend!
Oh yeah, I bought an xrc8 with synthetic line too.. thats what you see peeking out the front bumper
Oh yeah, I bought an xrc8 with synthetic line too.. thats what you see peeking out the front bumper
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Yeah Sin I've got a few vids and here are a couple of stills as well.
heres one of the vids I have on youtube... I threw music in there mostly because all you can hear is bushing squeak
http://youtu.be/rMQJLUzqZaA?hd=1
heres one of the vids I have on youtube... I threw music in there mostly because all you can hear is bushing squeak
http://youtu.be/rMQJLUzqZaA?hd=1
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GREAT LOOKING RIG MAN!
Im about to throw the Blazeland LT Kit on my truck.
Im thinking I am going to put the chevy 63s on the rear with the Ruff Stuff swap kit as well. With out the drop bracket on the front of my rig I should be fine with the standard 4-6" shackle yeah?
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Im about to throw the Blazeland LT Kit on my truck.
Im thinking I am going to put the chevy 63s on the rear with the Ruff Stuff swap kit as well. With out the drop bracket on the front of my rig I should be fine with the standard 4-6" shackle yeah?
Jason
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GREAT LOOKING RIG MAN!
Im about to throw the Blazeland LT Kit on my truck.
Im thinking I am going to put the chevy 63s on the rear with the Ruff Stuff swap kit as well. With out the drop bracket on the front of my rig I should be fine with the standard 4-6" shackle yeah?
Jason
Im about to throw the Blazeland LT Kit on my truck.
Im thinking I am going to put the chevy 63s on the rear with the Ruff Stuff swap kit as well. With out the drop bracket on the front of my rig I should be fine with the standard 4-6" shackle yeah?
Jason
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38.5x15r16 siped boggers
37x14r16 iroks bias
39.5x13.5r15 iroks bias
and the q78-r16 is the best riding, balancing and sounding tire I've owned! flat spots are pretty well non existent on these tires and from what I can see the side wall is super flexible with out running on low psi. The 78's are my fav tire so far. The only draw back I've got with the 78's are when taking turns with some speed there is definitely more tire roll then I like but I am not much of a speed freak so there is not much of a problem in my situation.
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Great build thread! I think the combo of drop bracket and long arm works well. I've gone that route on my 86 4Runner. The bracket lift provides the lift and the long arm the travel.
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Thanks Nate!
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Haven't messed with this in a while... Wife's school is NOT cheap. Oh and I just now realized that my build title isn't correct. Sorry mods. Here are few things I have done lately
Put some radial rubber on since I haven't been able to wheel nearly as much as I planned. I decided on 255/85r16 bfg km2
I wanted a quieter flow so I acquired a 2011 tacoma exhaust and with a little cutting/welding it hung right in the stock position
scooped these 4runner wheels up as well but I'm not sure if I want to put them on my truck or not.
Put some radial rubber on since I haven't been able to wheel nearly as much as I planned. I decided on 255/85r16 bfg km2
I wanted a quieter flow so I acquired a 2011 tacoma exhaust and with a little cutting/welding it hung right in the stock position
scooped these 4runner wheels up as well but I'm not sure if I want to put them on my truck or not.