FS: UCA's, Mud Flaps, Extang BlackMax, TRD LSD

Cleaning out my garage, cuz well, I need room and someone else is sure to need this stuff.

4 Mud flaps. No, not a set. Two rear 4x4 Driver side flaps, and a set of front flaps.
(set) Front flaps = $75 shipped (going for over $100 on eBay all day long)
(1) rear driver 4x4 flap = $20 shipped each (2 of them total)
There are cracks on the back of the 4x4 flaps



(1) 2005 TRD Sport LSD. 43k miles on it. Nothing visible wrong with it, I took it out when I had an ARB locker put in. Worked awesome in the rain and on dry pavement, just didn't do what I wanted off road. I still miss it when it rains here. Will fit any year Tacoma/Tundra with an open 8.4" differential. $250 Shipped.





Stock UCA's from my 2005. The ball joints are in perfect condition. The bushings look great too. $55 shipped OBO


Extang BlackMax soft tonneau cover. 6ft bed (Long bed). Fits access cabs, Double cab LONG BEDs, and regular cabs. Great condition other than slight sun fading on the plastic corner pieces.
http://www.extang.com/store/product/Blackmax
Retails for quite a bit, came with my truck and went right into storage.
$125 + shipping (gonna be a long box).




All items can be picked up local for a slight discount (Phoenix, AZ). PM me for details. I take paypal, cash and small children to sell on the black market.

 

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is the limited slip still available?

 

Yep, only thing that is pending are the front flaps.

 

ooomp

 

o herro. prease buy me.

 

Prices can't be that bad, can they?

 

offers welcome hmere

 

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Bump, listed the rear flaps and LSD on eBay

 

How difficult is it to install a LSD into a non-LSD diff?

 

Not a clue, but I'd guess you just need to swap the carriers.

 

I put the OEM LSD in my truck and it wasn't too bad. You'll need a set of carrier bearings, shims, and the gasket that goes between the third member and the axle housing. All of the parts I needed were only about 60 bucks. I used Timken bearings, FWIW. Toyota wanted 100 for a pair of the OEM bearings, while Timkens are every bit as good and less than half the price.

You WILL need to set up your third again, hence the shims. If you have not done this before, I wouldn't even attempt it as you probably wouldn't have a dial indicator to check backlash. Labor to have a shop setup the rear is about 300+ at most reputable shops.

 

does the toneau cover just snap or does it also lift up in one piece like a hard cover?

 

It just snaps on all four sides.

 

front flaps still for sale? do they come with all the clips and screws?

 

I don't think he'll be responding. It says he's banned.

 

hmmm...why the hell would he be banned? i mustve missed something lol. if so, damn because he had a good deal on the front flappers