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it is nice,but the one is black one at bottomof page!
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2575504
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2575504
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and one for mud club?
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Think that second one is just a 3rd gen body on a heavily modded chassis with solid axles!
Those propshafts must be at some extension!!!
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You would have to get rid of those speekers where am i gonna put me tools
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Jeeze, are you sure you really belong here.......Originally posted by breakdowntruck2
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i know wot your sayin mate,but ive come from a long line of modded fast cars,i know the surf will never be this but i really like that look,surely u can see that there is this side to it so to speak?,dont get me wrong i completly respect the offroadin side but i just love pimpin lolOriginally posted by TonyNJeeze, are you sure you really belong here.......
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i sit in front seat lolOriginally posted by TigerYou would have to get rid of those speekers where am i gonna put me tools
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Just wondering Tony, how much work in putting solid axle on the front of a 2nd gen?Originally posted by TonyNJeeze, are you sure you really belong here.......
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Nigel at L.A.S said they could do it for £1126 all in that included approx £200 for an axle supplied by the customer!Comment
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its very nice,in the same way un anaethitized teeth pulling is niceOriginally posted by breakdowntruck2Non intercooled nothing.Comment
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Phew! May as well buy a 1st gen and a big bottle of cure-rust!Originally posted by RodLeach
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A big part of that is the cross-over steering, the standard solid axle setup isn't good for much lift, the steering draglink is to short, and on the same side of the axle as the steering box. 3" of lift and the axle at full droop leaves the steering wheel and box at full lock, but the wheels hardly turned. Also you suffer from horrible bump steer over potholes in the road.Originally posted by ApachePhew! May as well buy a 1st gen and a big bottle of cure-rust!
Using a IFS steering box and running the drag link to opposite side of the axle means the axle can move up and down without upsetting the steering geometry to much.
But a SAS'ed 2nd gen 3.0TD on 35's would be an awsome tool offroad, which is why I started doing it on the grey 2 door. Plenty of axle movement virtually does away with the need for a locker on 90% of any offroading you'll do in the UK.4x4toys.co.uk - Keeping you on and off the road...Comment
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Shut up Tony! Already spent too much money in the last few months!!!
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Here mate you know you want toOriginally posted by ApacheShut up Tony! Already spent too much money in the last few months!!!
Got any front TJM shocks in?
http://www.yotatech.com/f152/my-94-4runner-sas-130215/
What a lovely job this guy did.Last edited by yoshie; 6 January 2008, 15:17.BrianComment
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It is a good job, but I wonder what the cost would be and is it really worth it in the long run - cost against benefit that is!Originally posted by yoshie
Cheers, Nick
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