AZ BS Thread 2.0

I can clear out my garage and have a flat spot for half the truck. Fronts I have LR UCAs, ext travel coilovers, ext brake lines and spindle gussets. Those need to be welded so they can wait for a shop. Rears I have ext travel resis, dakar leafs, u bolt flip kit, bump stops, new bumps and ext brake lines.

 

That reminds me I have to do my brake lines too. And yeah all that stuff wont be a problem. Depending on how many we got helping plan on the day. I did all that myself with the wifes help on the ucas and it took me about 9 ish hours the other day. (I hate doing this stuff by myself)

 

Sounds good buddy. I really appreciate it.

 

No problem. And anytime

 

Took the dogs out running today in an open field. Turned around and....there she was.

 

Hmmmm, black steelie is interesting.

Not sure of the exact cause, but got a flat just after leaving the course. Heard a stutter while going thru some vicious washboard, then about 100 yards later the TPMS was bugging out on me.

Off to Discount tomorrow afternoon.

 

Spent all day detailing and waxing the new taco, only come to realize I'm prolly going to go wheeling next weekend. O well!

 

So I'm looking into getting a fuse block and breaker after realizing how many things I have tapping into my battery. Some of these things have inline fuses and some don't.

I am not the best electrician, but doesn't the fuse block just reduce the need for an inline fuse? I'm not sure if this is a mod people do because it's necessary or just to be cool and safe.

 

Yes, fuse block will eliminate the need for inline fuses, because essentially that is what it's doing. It keeps them all in one place,which is nice. It also cleans up the wiring and makes it easier to trouble shoot when something goes wrong.

PS I don't have a breaker for mine and it's been fine, just make sure you use fuses rated correctly for each item on the fuse block.

 

So if I just put an inline fuse on some of the wires, it shouldn't be a problem that I don't use a fuse block?

 

It won't be a problem, everything will have power 24/7. I put a block and relays on mine. I wanted to be able to kill all power easily and have things with only switched power.

 

I have a double wide drive as well as double car garage and pretty much all the tools. Problem is I have a ton of stuff to do still. We should just have a mod day here. I have a pool that's too cold to swim in (solar cover will e here in 4 days), big assed BBQ, and big assed hot tub.

If anyone is interested we can pick a date, I'll BBQ a bunch of burgers, and whoever's got mods to do, does them, and the folks who don't have mods, can help out those of us who do.

Yesterday I got all my lights mounted, but ended up going into town for the "Great Fair". Today, I did some poolside fab work, put together a bed, sold our Yakima Warrior basket and mounted it someone else's ride, then, finally got back to my Taco.

 

Yeah a mod day sounds like a great idea.

 

Any recommendations on who to use to tint the taco?

 

I'd be down Fer sure!!

 

Pretty fucking stoked about this, not bad out of 4107 runners. Fastest I've ever ran.

 

I'm down!

 

Jamie had a good one several people on here have used.

 

Lets do It before it gets to hot.

And switches look great!

 

@Techoma @AZ2013 im free either wed the 9th or sunday the 20th