Keystone State Thread

I've been looking for something similar in my search for bedsides. Seems like all the Tacoma graveyards are in California.

 

As of this past summer, there are NO Tacomas in any of the area junk yards.

 

Yep

Nope

Nope
Both are dicks.
Don’t forget about my sub panel.......buddy.

 

I'd never forget. You ready for it? Let's get it done. Weekends are best for me (and I'm sure you). Trouble is, I won't know which weekend until like the Thursday or Friday before. For some reason, my job makes calls for that weekend's OT on those days. I usually have a good idea if I'm working though. This weekend will surely be a long one for me. Straight time on Saturday 2p-10p and will be asked to stay till 2am. Then likely 10am-10pm Sunday (read that as when the job is finished, likely 2am)

 

still gotta get parts.

 

CV is easy if that's what it is. I'm sure we could get you some help changing one if you need it.

 

Other than clicking when turning idk I had mine go but it basically grenaded when it went at rausch. Could be a wheel bearing too. Also not a terribly difficult job.

 

What wheels you need?

 

Dubs

 

Is this anybody on here from the bethel park area of Pittsburgh?

 

I thought you wanted rims and tires for a trailer.

 

Build it. My buddy in scranton built his

 

He might even be trashing it. I know it's been sitting outside in his driveway. He said there's no room in the garage anymore between 3 dirt bikes and a quad. If he is, I'll snag it. I'll give you the wheels lol

 

Does anybody know a shop close to the Hanover area that knows how to work on tacomas? I’m looking to get my UCLA’s installed, CMC done, front and rear extended brake lines, add a leaf and 3 degree shims as well as my kings turned up properly. Willing to travel but want a good recommendation. Any help would be appreciated!

 

@Jumper15
You could try Mount Zion off road in dover, pa. It’s about 30mins from Hanover. Don’t know much about the place but they do a lot of work on jeeps and trucks.

Www.mountzionoffroad.com

 

A table I built with left overs no doubt overkill.

One thing I did do is also install feet to keep it from moving and if need be level it

 

Hey guys, new here. I'm basically right around Harrisburg.

Saw mention of a Dover shop.

https://www.harmonsservicecenter.com/

This place is cool. Great dudes. I think the owner picked up a TRD Pro Tundra. I'd say they know what's going on. I'll be taking mine there.

 

I might be interested in that if no one else wants it.

 

@LooseNut I have been thinking about my issue. Would it be possible that the caliper froze with all the water and zero degree temps? That is the only other thing i could think of aside from the wheel bearing you mentioned. My gut just says cv axle. I think that is just because i have been paranoid about the angles of them since the lift. Noob life sucks!!!