rattlewagon's 1992 Pickup Build-Up Thread
#642
Well after 6 years, my TG 4.7 gears gave up. Bearings and case all look ok (but I got new bearing anyway). Im assuming my 4.10 diff gears have something to do with it but too late now. I have a set of SUMO 4.7 gears on order. As soon as they show up Ill be back to crawlin.



Last edited by rattlewagon; Aug 26, 2020 at 06:10 AM.
#645
Me too, even more so when all the teeth are still there!
Couple trips out since my last update, everything going well! Sliced a sidewall on a rear tires, so all 4 have tubes in them now. I have another set of tires to swap over, just trying to get all my moneys worth out of these first. They have good tread, the sidewalls are just getting very dry rotted.



Couple trips out since my last update, everything going well! Sliced a sidewall on a rear tires, so all 4 have tubes in them now. I have another set of tires to swap over, just trying to get all my moneys worth out of these first. They have good tread, the sidewalls are just getting very dry rotted.



#648
Thank you!
My rear shocks are blown from running no bump stops and bottoming out for 6 years. I have set of the 13" f250 shocks and another set of ferd towers coming to re work the upper mount and a set of the same little poly bumps Im running in the front.
And a few shots from last Saturday in New Hampshire:





And measuring shock stuff. My current setup the shock stops the leaf right at flat. So ill make the bump hit there, and give the shock a bit extra so it wont bottom out. The 12" shocks (part numbers #34685) have a 16.5 closed body, and the 13" (Part # 34687) have a 18" compressed, so the new mounts will stick up a few inches higher.

My rear shocks are blown from running no bump stops and bottoming out for 6 years. I have set of the 13" f250 shocks and another set of ferd towers coming to re work the upper mount and a set of the same little poly bumps Im running in the front.
And a few shots from last Saturday in New Hampshire:





And measuring shock stuff. My current setup the shock stops the leaf right at flat. So ill make the bump hit there, and give the shock a bit extra so it wont bottom out. The 12" shocks (part numbers #34685) have a 16.5 closed body, and the 13" (Part # 34687) have a 18" compressed, so the new mounts will stick up a few inches higher.

Last edited by rattlewagon; Feb 23, 2021 at 07:50 AM.
#651
Thank you!!
19 Tundra SR. yes, 4x4 (its a must where there is snow on the ground 5+ months of the year) , 5.7, 8' bed. "work truck" package, which is basically base model with tow mirrors, trailer brakes, 4.30 gears, limited slip rear, "vinyl" bench seat and rubber floor mats.. I got it in June of '19 with 64 miles on the odometer. It could use some airbags or timbrens in the rear, but Im just leasing it for now. If I end up owning it ill put something in to help the rear end hold weight, but that depends on what the 2022 tundra has to offer!
Its no superduty, but I was working on my last ford ALL THE TIME. This has been nothing but trouble free miles. Its actually going in for its 20k service this afternoon.


19 Tundra SR. yes, 4x4 (its a must where there is snow on the ground 5+ months of the year) , 5.7, 8' bed. "work truck" package, which is basically base model with tow mirrors, trailer brakes, 4.30 gears, limited slip rear, "vinyl" bench seat and rubber floor mats.. I got it in June of '19 with 64 miles on the odometer. It could use some airbags or timbrens in the rear, but Im just leasing it for now. If I end up owning it ill put something in to help the rear end hold weight, but that depends on what the 2022 tundra has to offer!
Its no superduty, but I was working on my last ford ALL THE TIME. This has been nothing but trouble free miles. Its actually going in for its 20k service this afternoon.


#652
Thank you!!
19 Tundra SR. yes, 4x4 (its a must where there is snow on the ground 5+ months of the year) , 5.7, 8' bed. "work truck" package, which is basically base model with tow mirrors, trailer brakes, 4.30 gears, limited slip rear, "vinyl" bench seat and rubber floor mats.. I got it in June of '19 with 64 miles on the odometer. It could use some airbags or timbrens in the rear, but Im just leasing it for now. If I end up owning it ill put something in to help the rear end hold weight, but that depends on what the 2022 tundra has to offer!
Its no superduty, but I was working on my last ford ALL THE TIME. This has been nothing but trouble free miles. Its actually going in for its 20k service this afternoon.



19 Tundra SR. yes, 4x4 (its a must where there is snow on the ground 5+ months of the year) , 5.7, 8' bed. "work truck" package, which is basically base model with tow mirrors, trailer brakes, 4.30 gears, limited slip rear, "vinyl" bench seat and rubber floor mats.. I got it in June of '19 with 64 miles on the odometer. It could use some airbags or timbrens in the rear, but Im just leasing it for now. If I end up owning it ill put something in to help the rear end hold weight, but that depends on what the 2022 tundra has to offer!
Its no superduty, but I was working on my last ford ALL THE TIME. This has been nothing but trouble free miles. Its actually going in for its 20k service this afternoon.



#653
I hope they keep that option for the 3rd gen tundra. That and I heard the v8 is going away.. . thats why Im not sure if ill be buying this one out at the end of my lease or trading it in.
Last edited by rattlewagon; Feb 23, 2021 at 10:14 AM.
#655
At the local dealer yesterday getting the 20 k done. 0 tundras for sale on the lot. The only two 4runners were sold. They did have a small handful of tacos. But there was tundra across the street in an over flow lot. My trucks mirror twin! Had to snap a picture. lol.


#656
#659
Same. lol. I had to google it.
I got my shocks/towers/and bumps last night. One of the shocks came brand new out of the box blown, so I need to exchange that one. Hopefully ill be able to get them situated this weekend. Next wheelin trip is march 14th.
I got my shocks/towers/and bumps last night. One of the shocks came brand new out of the box blown, so I need to exchange that one. Hopefully ill be able to get them situated this weekend. Next wheelin trip is march 14th.
#660
Got the rear shocks and bumps re done and tested. monroe 13" "f250" shock and f250 towers again, but this time so the shock doesnt bottom out. Made some bumps from some scrap and some energy suspension bump stops. Same ones Im running in the front. For $13 for the pair, you cant beat em.

I ended up making them a bit to long, but just trimmed the bump stop to compensate. they hit the u bolt plate right between the nuts when the leaf is just past flat.



And awaywego.

Trees are for traction buddy.

I was told there would be more snow here (its about 2 hours south of my place) thats why the chains are still on. Another week or so up here and they will be off for the season.

I ended up making them a bit to long, but just trimmed the bump stop to compensate. they hit the u bolt plate right between the nuts when the leaf is just past flat.



And awaywego.

Trees are for traction buddy.

I was told there would be more snow here (its about 2 hours south of my place) thats why the chains are still on. Another week or so up here and they will be off for the season.
Last edited by rattlewagon; Mar 17, 2021 at 05:15 AM.









