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My front tires are looking rough. Need new Upper Control Arms.
http://www.headstrongoffroad.com/light-racing-spc-ucas-for-05-toyota-tacoma.html375

 

Beach Access

 

The girl and I can't think of a reason not to get me some Light Racing Upper Control arms other than it's a chunk of money. Albeit a smaller chunk of money than replacing prematurely warn out tires.
MetalTech4x4 here I come.

 

Metal Tech SPC light racing UCA's

 

Almost final measurements:

Driver Front 23 1/4" Pass Front 23 1/2"
Driver Rear 23 3/8" Pass Rear 23 3/4"

 

sub'd for the cb mount. id like a switch panel there. saw a switch panel like that but a bit pricey.

 

Was taking SWR readings. I've got a Firestick II non-ground-plane antenna with the wire that came with it.
The antenna is on the front driver side of the bed.

CB SWR readings:
Ch1. 3 / 2.3 / 3
Ch19. 1.4 / 1.3 / 1.4
Ch40. 2.7 / 3 / 3

 

Just ordered a new front inner CV boot.

http://www.fcpimport.com/products/nissan-toyota-cv-joint-boot-kit-altima-maxima-tacoma-103-2958

 

Passenger wheel bearing, SPC LR UCAs, Passenger inner CV boot installed 105497 miles.

 

http://blitzpro.com/led-bar-light.html

possible turn signal/parking lights.

 

This is just the numbers I had before with the LR UCA set to +2.0*

 

Hammer Toyota Factory Brochure Archive
http://www.hamertoyota.com/info-archive.html

 

Man I want this mod too. Where'd you get yours?
(I could have asked how much it cost but that seems a bit rude since I don't know you.)

 

Picked this gem up at college. She costs quite a lot for being a southern farm girl. She wants to live the fancy life

 

Rotated tires, Front to back no criss cross. 106615 miles

 

How have I not found this before?

 

Just been lurking in the background.

 

I need to get off my ass and do the fiberglass work. Hell I have to design it first.

 

I need to get some paint, preferably a non slip coating on my door sils. I want it to be color matched as close as possible. Kiwi grip looks to be cheap enough and should do the job nicely.

 

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