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machen4x4
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Re: 85" Toyota Trail Truck.
nice
nice
B.DRAKE
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Re: Re: 85" Toyota Trail Truck.
X2 bet this thing is fun! :****:
Rokcrler said:
X2 bet this thing is fun! :****:
jaydee1975
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Re: 85" Toyota Trail Truck.
damm!! that hits close to home!! LOOKS AWESOME! GOOD LUCK WITH SALE!!!
damm!! that hits close to home!! LOOKS AWESOME! GOOD LUCK WITH SALE!!!
grcthird
Birmingham, AL
Re: Clean Toyota Trail Truck (Krawlers, linked, winch).
Seen this one up close and it is super clean, one helluva nice toy. GLWS
Seen this one up close and it is super clean, one helluva nice toy. GLWS
TacomaJD
I LIKE CHEAP STUFF.....
Re: Clean Toyota Trail Truck (Krawlers, linked, winch).
Looks like you got the toolbox where the cooler oughta be :****:
I dig this rig! Always cool seeing things done differently that still looks good! GLWS!
Looks like you got the toolbox where the cooler oughta be :****:
I dig this rig! Always cool seeing things done differently that still looks good! GLWS!
slikwilly
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Re: Clean Toyota Trail Truck (Krawlers, linked, winch).
im confused about your steering. got high steer arms but still running tie rod in stock location??? i mean if it works, idk jus odd. good looking rig tho.
im confused about your steering. got high steer arms but still running tie rod in stock location??? i mean if it works, idk jus odd. good looking rig tho.
Re: Clean Toyota Trail Truck (Krawlers, linked, winch).
I had the tierod mounted above the springs to begin with and had the steering ram mounted differently. The ram was attached to the tierod with a clamp and I was always having to adjust the tierod because it wanted to roll over. The jam nuts would come loose. I decided to connected the ram directly to the steering arm and with it set up that way, the ram and the tierod would hit when turning when they were both above the springs. That is why I mounted the tierod where it is. I thought about getting the Artec arms to raise the tierod. The few times the truck has been on the trail, the tierod location has not been a issue.
I had the tierod mounted above the springs to begin with and had the steering ram mounted differently. The ram was attached to the tierod with a clamp and I was always having to adjust the tierod because it wanted to roll over. The jam nuts would come loose. I decided to connected the ram directly to the steering arm and with it set up that way, the ram and the tierod would hit when turning when they were both above the springs. That is why I mounted the tierod where it is. I thought about getting the Artec arms to raise the tierod. The few times the truck has been on the trail, the tierod location has not been a issue.
slikwilly
Well-Known Member
Re: Clean Toyota Trail Truck (Krawlers, linked, winch).
yea i can see that happening. and ive always went by the motto, if it aint broke dont fix it. lol.
yea i can see that happening. and ive always went by the motto, if it aint broke dont fix it. lol.
