94 LC front/rear lockers and 4:56 gears installed
Jun 13, 2005 | 03:38 PM
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Originally Posted by waskillywabbit
Looks real good Biff. Nothing like doing things yourself and learning for future moddage! 
Thanks waskillywabbit, I'm not at your level but I'm getting there.
Jun 13, 2005 | 10:30 PM
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Sorry,
I was refering to bluepaddler's truck, which I saw once, and I believe can clear 35's already if he had some.
The logic stands to go with the 4.88's if you are planning on running 35's in the future. They will be a bit low with the 33's but perfect with the 35's.
I was refering to bluepaddler's truck, which I saw once, and I believe can clear 35's already if he had some.
The logic stands to go with the 4.88's if you are planning on running 35's in the future. They will be a bit low with the 33's but perfect with the 35's.
Jun 13, 2005 | 10:33 PM
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Doug,
Phil is in AU and has a AU spec 105 series which has the 4.5 I6 and solid front axle.
Toyota engineers did not believe they could fit the 4.7V8 in a solid axle truck. I believe they are wrong and intend to find out someday
Phil is in AU and has a AU spec 105 series which has the 4.5 I6 and solid front axle.
Toyota engineers did not believe they could fit the 4.7V8 in a solid axle truck. I believe they are wrong and intend to find out someday
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