Well I thought I would have this ready to go by October 08 but I was a little off. It's been a 16 month project and I still need to wire it, get the tranny built and have a drive shaft made and then all the finishing touches.
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Well I thought I would have this ready to go by October 08 but I was a little off. It's been a 16 month project and I still need to wire it, get the tranny built and have a drive shaft made and then all the finishing touches.
anyone can restore it, it takes a real man to cut it up!
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anyone can restore it, it takes a real man to cut it up!
This is very picky about pic size.
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This is it for now.
anyone can restore it, it takes a real man to cut it up!
Very nice Yota. I like the replaceable front bumper and skid plate. Those j-arms look to be nearly the same length as the lowers, are you getting any neg camber when cornering?
"Laziness up front makes you work harder later" builder of the dp1
As of yet I have not ran the truck, while setting up all of the clearances and repeatingly cycling so far it all looks realy good. I,m not the greatest photographer but but the uppers are not the same length. I realy appreciate the feedback thank you.Originally Posted by motorhead
anyone can restore it, it takes a real man to cut it up!
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