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such a clean build... i'm sure you know this already, that clutch hardline gets fastened to the firewall.

i've been running 37" cooper stt pros with good results

bringing this thread back from the dead, with a few pro beach soccer photos Beach Soccer photos

that's some pretty solid surf, was it central california? the furthest north i've surfed is the ranch and jalama.

i have a single-wire 140amp aftermarket gm alternator on my '86 4runner, as i recall the thing to remember is that the electronics severely limit the charge current, to lead acid battery standards... agm batteries can handle a much higher charge current, but you can't take advantage of that with...

these anecdotal tales are hilarious... talk about having to work on vehicles, back in the '80's i used to daily drive air-cooled vw's on so cal freeways, including a 2110cc with dual dellortos and a 2007cc blow-thru turbocharged rig... i got really good at adjusting valves :-0 and did several...

the drone footage really added to the production value of this video, thx for posting.

cool truck! the shackle angle looks pretty good as is... i seem to recall issues when it's too steep either way, can't remember the details.

tire availability can be a factor in picking wheel size. 15" rims for instance, don't have many tire choices.

amazon has some of the Cooper Discoverer STT Pro tires at a pretty good price right now.

that looked like a nice trip. i wish that i had your 3rz instead of my 22re!

north rim grand canyon camping on what looked like a bed of volcanic pumice.

the k10d is a ccd-based camera, it gives a good picture at base iso, in good lighting, but in dark or challenging conditions, it's pretty bad... the af is also bad. you should be able to pick up a used k3 for a reasonable price, it's a huge step up, and you can use all of the lenses that you...

i ran centramatics with those same tires, it worked great. if you are moving to a different lug pattern, you could probably get the new pattern drilled into the centramatics.

with those nighttime temps, i bet that you didn't see many people around. thx for sharing the trip with us.

you could hike it no problem, camp anywhere as long as it's next to the trail? vehicles have to remain within something like 20' of the trail... take a camera and hang out at the soup bowl. dirt bike would be a blast on the 'con, because you can dodge the big rocks... although some people like...

i put in peak long life coolant when i put the cheap radiator in, no problems so far. i went thru the same drama, the toyota fsm says to use a specific color of coolant, i think, and there are plenty of people who spew hype about it all over the 'net... from the peak website: "PEAK® LONG LIFE®...

i got one of those three and half years ago, a cu147 model, put it in my '87 4runner, which is sas'd, running 37's... the truck weighs over 4,000 lbs, it has both body lift and spring lift, so it's like pushing a brick into the wind, and of course with leaf springs front and back, it rides...

if that was a problem, the csf documentation should have warned against using green coolant... does any radiator replacement company claim that green coolant is bad for the radiator?

thx for posting this, it's not often that we see hardcore rock crawling on this forum.