3rd Gen Lifted Flex Pics! Lots of them!
Sep 7, 2003 | 05:43 PM
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Originally posted by sschaefer3
Is stiffer than stock. Grease it and bown down and worship the KING!
Is stiffer than stock. Grease it and bown down and worship the KING!
Is is the body mount or the top of the shock mounted to the frame via the three bolts, or should I grease the center bolt of the shock that connects to the cornfed spacer?I think that's like the 1 millionth and 4th question now!
Spanking, ... hah, hah!
Chris
Sep 7, 2003 | 05:54 PM
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Grese the front body mount, the 3rd gen body flexes big time that is how they got the great ride.
Surely you jest..................... The King has tried the Revtek top out with the RaceRunners and the results are top secret. That is until I get a chance to spank silly at least one Coloradan really hard. They get so upset it's fun.
Surely you jest..................... The King has tried the Revtek top out with the RaceRunners and the results are top secret. That is until I get a chance to spank silly at least one Coloradan really hard. They get so upset it's fun.
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Sep 7, 2003 | 06:06 PM
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See Steve, I knew you were dumb or 
! That's the not the front one, that's the one at the front of the door. The front one is this one:
So which one is it?
That's 1 million and 5, isn't it?
Chris
! That's the not the front one, that's the one at the front of the door. The front one is this one:So which one is it?
That's 1 million and 5, isn't it?
Chris
Sep 7, 2003 | 06:13 PM
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Rainbow Warrior Lover! I'm just messin around of course, and I've learned everyone on here is that way too that I've seen. I love it! I'm going to make my own sliders, and will withstand anything you can throw at me, brotha'! Now I'm definitely talking trash!
I really appreciate the help on this, and I'll let everyone know if this cures my popping noises, because if it doesn't I want this to go down in the record book as Steve has now made two incorrect recommendations tonight! That's what happens when you become an old
!!
Chris
I really appreciate the help on this, and I'll let everyone know if this cures my popping noises, because if it doesn't I want this to go down in the record book as Steve has now made two incorrect recommendations tonight! That's what happens when you become an old
!!Chris
Sep 7, 2003 | 06:34 PM
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Site should be back up, because my boyfriends weren't over, just my wife getting more and more pissed at Yotatech and all you guys spending my hard earned money for me. I have to say that Steve has contributed heavily to my decreased bank accounts!
Steve, what area of Arizon do you live in. It seems like an awesome place to live, and I love Colorado, and Utah area, but I've never been down to Arizona. I'd love to visit and do some hardcore wheeling and possibly move down somewhere around there.
Don't get any ideas!
Chris
Steve, what area of Arizon do you live in. It seems like an awesome place to live, and I love Colorado, and Utah area, but I've never been down to Arizona. I'd love to visit and do some hardcore wheeling and possibly move down somewhere around there.
Don't get any ideas!
Chris
Sep 7, 2003 | 06:54 PM
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˟˟˟˟˟! If Arizona is full, I don't know ho you could fit anyone else in California. That place is packed!
I need to research the Arizona, California, and Colorado states much more before I make such a large move. I love California, Utah, and Colorado, but deciding where to live and work is a totally different story than vacationing.
Chris
P.S. For most of the trails you do, how far away from your house are they?
I need to research the Arizona, California, and Colorado states much more before I make such a large move. I love California, Utah, and Colorado, but deciding where to live and work is a totally different story than vacationing.
Chris
P.S. For most of the trails you do, how far away from your house are they?
Sep 7, 2003 | 07:12 PM
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That's about the same here for me. We've got Tellico, that I've not spent a lot of time wheeling at, except dirtbikes and 4-wheelers, Windrock, Caryville, Royal Blue, Big South Fork, and some others all within 30-90 minutes away. The only thing I don't like around here is the humidity. Other than that, I love it here. There's every outdoor activity imaginable here, except the weather could be better. That's really my only reason for moving out west.
Chris
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Sep 7, 2003 | 07:20 PM
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I've seen some of that around here for sure, but seeing as I was originally from Florida and my wife was from NC, it was kind of hard to work that out! Yeah, the hills of TN can be pretty bad!
Chris
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Sep 7, 2003 | 07:23 PM
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Boy we're so far off track, it's not even funny. But, will your MC09 work with an automatic tranny, because it says just manual on their site from what I can see. I'd love to get at least the 4.7 gears, and possibly the dual case setup, but their site is a tad unclear of which works with the autos and 4runners, because it actually says it works on Tacomas.
Chris
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