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lyda for sure. browns camp gets jam packed w/ quad/motorcycles. It's a lot faster to get to most of the better trails from lyda, It's a bit of a jaunt though to the crushers, but not too bad. I like lyda too cause there's a creek very close by if you don't have a shower...

Few Pics from the other weekend. Best pic is our buddie aaron doing the "jeep bump" in order to not get high centered.... it didn't work

was out there yesterday and pretty impressed with how things are coming along. good job guys. Unfortunately I ventured into the mud pit nobody has made it through....

great work guys for everything you're doing out there. Can't wait to make it out and check out the terrain, I'm sure I speak for all of my friends at least when I say BOUT DAMN TIME. :beer:

damnit phil A. we don't have emissions...wtf is the cat still doing on? B. I told you guys the timing was off but luke wanted to leave it cause that's where it was when you pulled it. C.Burnout machine?

springs RUF is a good way to go they do flex good just make sure you do a good bump stop otherwise you'll taco the piss out of them. Another option is the waggy springs or Rancho 44044 that's another pretty common swap. or if you just want simple do like an old man emu spring i think they only...

hi 9 http://www.truehi9.com/gears2.html this pretty much says it all....

hi 9 I've built a few spider 9's for a tj's lj's and a zj and also dealt with dynatrac and for a rig like your's i'd go hi 9 all the way. Driving on the coast side of the gear is what makes a high pinion in the rear weak but on the hi9 the thrust block keeps the ring gear in place thus making...

arp studs and the 9/16's studs from arp look almost identical except for a slightly different finish... unlike the toy ones that have the hex head and zinc color. I was under the impression that parts mike only carried arp stuff... so that's what i thought i ordered. but either way i think my...

ok so after looking back it was my intention to get arp... but after looking at my invoice this is what i got. http://www.partsmike.com/store/store.php?crn=204&rn=1348&action=show_detail I don't foresee any probs with the ones i got but the arp ones aren't that much more, and just fyi parts mike...

5th stud I hoped to eliminate the guesswork and did the 9/16's ARP studs and added the 5th stud.... I'm runnin 35 Maxxis CC and only time will tell but they did survive 7 days in moab and a day at naches w/ no failure. I'm going to be pissed and ditch the whole axle if i have any problems...

tis the season for hunting.... :rolleyes:

are you running the stock clutch fan? i'd run it where ever you have the most room.. just make sure the electro fan is pull/pushing air in the same direction as your existing fan

Tranny Has yet to acknowledge any statements of this sort on any of the threads anywhere! Does he not get that he is met by such resistance by our Mushroom factory toyota forums because it just does not apply to us?! Go peddle your **** here TRANNY http://www.landroverforums.com/forum/

lmao :haha: priceless

Toyota Axle Widths: (top) (all widths are measured wms-wms, wms=wheel mounting surface) * '79-85 front axle~ 55.5", rear axle~ 55" * '86-95 front IFS~ 59", rear axle~ 58.5" * Tacoma 4x4, '96-up 4runner front IFS~ ???, rear axle- 60" * T100 front IFS~ 65", rear axle~ 66.75" *...

x2 on the angle being slightly critical..and to the other guy talking about gas coverage make sure you are pushing the puddle, otherwise you suck O2 into there and get the assload of carbon buildup

an option other than lockrite is the aussie locker... i've been running one in my front end w/ creepy crawler 35's and have not been nice to it what so ever...and it does unlock for me when needed in turning situations, very quiet operation also

35's turn into 37's in a blink of an eye...plan ahead and just get 5.29's btw yukons aren't top o the heap anymore for toys, since they're china made now they've had a lot more problems...and tend to be a bitch to set up. I've actually heard really good things about the trail gear 5.29's.

tj brackets I've used dynatrac mostly, some currie, and also clayton. claytons stuff is definitely no frills burley **** that seems to go together pretty easy. I'd also check out teraflex, they've got some pretty nifty well engineered stuff. Eventually though after using the different...