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Output shaft isn't different?

 

from the looks of it i think for 4x2 to 4x4 ill need a trans also. damnit.

 

Didn't care about a Prerunner conversion when I bought my FJ case so I wasn't researching that.

 

I got my setup through Tandem Auto, I found it on eBay and they were able to order it through their wholesale account for less and have it delivered to then for free.

 

sweet... i sent them an email last night actually. waiting for their response. Im also still negotiating acceptable terms from credit union to buy @dwaltdtx truck, if he sells it.

 

You would keep your truck if you bought his? Your truck should be worth more than 16k.

 

Yeah ill be keeping mine as a daily driver.

 

That's what the duc is for, Tacomas make terrible DDs

 

I dd mine lol.




But I also DD-ed an Evo on e85 with an unsprung twin disc race clutch for 2 years so my standards are a little low.

 

Last car was a twin turbo BMW stage 1 tuned, premium gas, the tacoma is a breath of fresh air for now. The duc barely sees the light of day anymore, hardly ever ride it. I had 4 bikes this time last year and rode just about every day. Too many close calls in this worsening distracted driver world we live in has me counting my blessings and hanging up the helmet.

 

Me too, but I also just got 11.45 mpg on my last tank of gas.

 

Thats why I haven't bought an fz9 yet.

 

Get a grom, it's a blast. Slow but fun.

 

At half a tank im sitting at 19.6 B)

 

damn fine bike tho, I love the FZ line. I had an 06 and 08 FZ6 in my time

@NEWBIETACO good friend of mine was just in a 30mph collision on his grom, car turned left in front of him back in sept. Hes just now getting out of his wheel chair

 

Im more worried about the soccer moms in expeditions than I am about the size of the bike.

 

Yeah, you wouldn't catch me riding a bike in traffic, that shit is for open pavement.

 

Mine's cooler

 

Full admission, ive never ridden a street bike. Just a dirt bike and a metric shit ton of 4 wheelers.

 

Dirtbikes require much more skill... the only habit you would need to break is using the rear brake as much. Locking up the rear on dirt is great, rubber side up on pavement real fast.