The Golden Triangle (Beaumont, Port Arthur, Nederland)

Those are sexy

 

We need to get a tool list together so we can make sure that someone can bring something if Amy doesn't have access to it.

 

1. my muscles

 

And your mustache!

 

Tacos and cerveza?

 

DONT, be teasing about the tacos. really though, a tool list is a great idea @Overkill07 , but a build sheet too, i would think this would help with the install process. just to make sure everything is acomplished

 

at Philpott.....trying to get this seal changed

let's see what they say

 

you can do it!!!!

 

Great idea! 10mm flare wrench for sure for the brake lines.

 

can't forget patience............for the rear lines

 

i have an extra bottle of fluid, to bleed the breaks.

 

That's the only real tool most people don't have lol

 

For sure, really useful when your brake lines are 10 years old and stubborn as hell

Here is a list from a write up on here,
Here is a list of the tools that I used:

17 mm wrench to remove the hub from the spindle.
35 mm socket for axle nut
Needle nose pliers for axle nut retainer and tie rod end castle nut
17 mm socket for tie rod end castle nut and brake caliper
19 mm socket for bottom of spindle where LCA bolts on
Flat head screw driver
Rubber mallet
Ball pien hammer or generic bfh
Whatever you need to disconnect uca, not sure of the stock nut size, probably 17mm

Here is the thread on that > https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/how-to-swap-your-spindles.204242/

 

Still need
10mm
12 mm
14mm
20 or 21mm? Sockets and wrenches

 

A sturdy cheater bar might come in handy.

 

Pretty much 10mm - 22mm sockets and for sure a 14mm wrench for the wheel bearing assembly I believe. I've got my whole front end tore apart right now to gusset my motor mounts soo I'll just bring all the tools from that.

 

C clamps for the aal?

 

And a ratchet strap to hold up the leafpack while we lower the axle and slip the aal in.

 

Oh? I usually just drop the axle onto the ground. Or have another jack holding it up lol

 

I'll try to remember that next time