I had the front ARB off mine for a bit while I was getting correct length drop links fabbed up.
It was horrible...
Truck was all over the place!
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Still running dudeOriginally posted by mickyod View PostWotcha Andy,
Toyota hilux surf owners group is what your looking for mate.
How's the truck going? Better than the last one I'm guessing ?
Mike
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On a Mobile device, go to the Owners group page as mentioned, then click on the headline picture, then click on events 👍Originally posted by andyverran View PostSounds like a good idea to me, maybe next year :-0
Got a link for the general facebook page rather than the meet page?
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Sweet, I've removed both and happy driving it, yes more boaty, in particular on roundabouts, the wife leans into me now lol. As mentioned earlier, it's only really for the trails, as you say no mclaren, built for mud rather than speed 👍Originally posted by Diezel Weazel View PostYou can of course remove both Front n Rear ARB's ...... it's no McClaren, so drive it respectfully !!
My advise would be if ya wanna go down this route is to remove the rears first n get to feel the difference in drive ability (on road) n do the rears at a later date ....
Ran my 1st Surf without any Arb's, for 4-5 years on n off road ... no problems
13+ Years of Surfs ..... n Faultless to a "T" is my Yota !!
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You can of course remove both Front n Rear ARB's ...... it's no McClaren, so drive it respectfully !!Originally posted by cbrterzo View PostBoth is the plan,
They look simple enough to remove however just wary that looks can be deceiving, don't want to get it wrong, be stuck half way through or have an accident, any experienced tips greatfully appreciated :-)
My advise would be if ya wanna go down this route is to remove the rears first n get to feel the difference in drive ability (on road) n do the rears at a later date ....
Ran my 1st Surf without any Arb's, for 4-5 years on n off road ... no problemsOriginally posted by andyverran View PostIf your using that on the road, are you sure that's a wise thing to do?
13+ Years of Surfs ..... n Faultless to a "T" is my Yota !!Last edited by Diezel Weazel; 18 January 2015, 11:48.
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Wotcha Andy,
Toyota hilux surf owners group is what your looking for mate.
How's the truck going? Better than the last one I'm guessing ?
Mike
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Sounds like a good idea to me, maybe next year :-0Originally posted by cbrterzo View PostYeh it's a good set of guys and girls, lost of help and advice, many are on here as well, lots of links go on the face book one to here, the two go hand in hand 👍
Hopefully the UK meet will be successful and become an annual event, really good opportunity for idea sharing, activities and general ogling lol
Got a link for the general facebook page rather than the meet page?
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Yeh it's a good set of guys and girls, lost of help and advice, many are on here as well, lots of links go on the face book one to here, the two go hand in hand 👍Originally posted by andyverran View PostTempting but I don't think I could get there...I did check out the facebook page though.
I didn't even know there was a facebook for Surf's...
Hopefully the UK meet will be successful and become an annual event, really good opportunity for idea sharing, activities and general ogling lol
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Tempting but I don't think I could get there...I did check out the facebook page though.Originally posted by cbrterzo View PostHave you got your name down for the UK Meet at the end of May? 👍
I didn't even know there was a facebook for Surf's...
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in that case, crack on.Originally posted by cbrterzo View PostOnly time on the road is between lanes, she's my TOYota
easy job, a few 12mm mounting bolts and the drop link to wishbone nut (I forget the size) on the front and it's off...never looked at the rear but much of the same I would imagine.
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If your using that on the road, are you sure that's a wise thing to do?
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Both is the plan,Originally posted by Reece2.4 View Postfront or rear? either way theyre both easy to remove
They look simple enough to remove however just wary that looks can be deceiving, don't want to get it wrong, be stuck half way through or have an accident, any experienced tips greatfully appreciated :-)
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