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Kayline? I got one but I'm missing the rails that bolt to the body:booo::booo:

Lookin good kev. Hopefully the extra unsprung weight will keep him on all 4's.:awesomework:

Check pirate4x4. 4rnrrick documented all the weights of just about everything on a yota. might be gone now though (internet drama)

I drove mine every day for 6 years on a z link. Not the best (little death wobble at 30) but it worked.

I've heard nothing but bad things about RRO. Mainly their service. Order something and wait months to get it and other thing get shipped right away. I choose not to find out for myself.

:haha::haha:Musta forgot to paste it but thats the link I was talking about:haha::haha:

To far away or I'd do it for you. Heres the best write up I've found so far. Most important part is to get the caster angle on the front right. Make sure that the the perch is exactly the same distance from the stock perch front and rear to keep it at the stock angle. If you drill extra...

Couldnt he wire it to the park switch?

Was tring to get some for my sami and the local ford dealership said they were discontinued. Good luck.

No one has mentioned the best part of the R.V., laws are like a limo. Your passengers can drink as long as its not in the reach of the driver. Also if you take the family you have an onboard chitter so you dont have to pull over on long trips. Onboard kitchen so she can make lunch without...

I know a guy with a huge shop not to far from your house. Wood burning stove too.

Not only does he wheel a heep but he's internet dumb too:haha: :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha: :rolleyes:

Why cant you test it out. Front box in low/rear box in 4hi is 2.28:1 Front box in hi/rear box in 4lo is what they are gonna get with just the 4.7's and no dual case. If thats not low enough for them than I'd say dual 2.28:1 would be the way to go. It all depends if they have the $/down...

Early '95 or late taco? They wont fit but If its the early 3rd gen I've got a set.

I called hendrix and they said it would take modification to the horse collar on the frame to mount their alluminum pillow block. To bad its way cheaper than a new stocker.

I had a '96. Apperently a bad year with the v/8. The 4.0 is alot better motor with more torque. The bad thing with mine was the awd. since it was in 4wd all the time it came with cv's up front rather that a u-joint (dana 30's are weak enough as it is) and the front drive line had some sort...

I'd say do it your self and get it close. $42 a side is pretty steep. 10:1 their gonna charge you and tell you your frame is bent. I've built a few totalled toys and the a-arms are pretty stout. Look right behind where the upper a-arm mounts to the frame and I'd be willing to bet that theres...

Maybe a before pic would show the amount of work you've put into making it look like a truck again and people will stop picking at stupid little details and appreciate the work you did. I would personally put the stock bumper back on it and maybe build a brush guard to protect it. Looks like...

I voted for boobies and pizza cause I havent done it yet, but good thread. This is the next mod for the sami with toyota axles so I could use the info also. Please include if you're running a winch with your front spring set-up.

Good to know. I picked up a '78 1/2 ton burb with a 400/t350/203 for $700 over the winter. I havent got to use it but I bought it as a tow rig. Even came with an old school 8000 ramsey.