Tacos in St. Louis area

The Sport wheels were 7.5's, at least on my year. I'd heard the question before if they were T4R wheels. Ran 285's for a while with no CMC with minimal issues...but, I wasn't doing any fancy flexing work at the time either. Only time I would rub was at full steer either direction.

 

You would think the wheels on the Off-Road would be wider but noooooooooo

 

Picked up the bumper from powder.
Went with Akzo Noble’s Tuxedo Black

 

Aaaaaaaawwwwww yeah

 

Well hot dayum

 

Any members in the STL area know or who can recharge nitrogen shocks? I found the following post:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...king-suspension-install.596923/#post-20019597

after researching if anyone else has the same symptom that I'm experiencing. I called Hellbent (who I bought the kit from), but they don't know anyone who can recharge the shocks.

 

I think @bijick picked up some Kings a couple of months ago that needed to be charged, he might be able to point you in the right direction in the STL area.

Also got in contact with a guy in Cuba, MO who handles service and rebuilds

 

Awesome!! Thank you for the leads..

 

Custom differentials down in bloomsdale. It’s a haul for most but Jeremy told me to just come down and fill em. He showed me how to operate the tank and just let me fill em myself. One of the nicest guys I’ve ever met.

 

Also, are those 885’s I let @Thtguyrandy borrow still at the shop? I may end up needing those, thinking about passing those Kings along or rebuilding them.

 

I dunno mate. I’ve been dealing with allot of medical stuff lately and haven’t spent much time in the shop.

 

I can meet u somewhere soco after 7 bro

 

Well, SOB.. I just picked my truck from them after getting 5.29's installed.. I never bothered to ask if they have the means to fill up the reservoir. BUT, nonetheless, totally agree.. Those guys are superb and super nice!! And the road-trip is must to get away from the city every so often.. Maybe even find a detour to a camp site..

 

Right on, I’ll pm you around then. Thanks G

 

There's the Samurai. Low Range Off Road stickers all over the place. Home Depot in South County

 

Thinking about just getting my wheels powder coated or plastic dipped, main reason is they're starting to oxidize and the coating is starting to come off. What do you guys suggest?

 

If anyone is bored today and needs a good read.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/help-stuck-near-placedo-tx.615365/

 

Material blast em and then paint or powder. Plastidip looks decent in photos but cheap in person, imo.

 

I'll probably blast and paint. Easier to touch up

 

Also plastidip won't do much for the oxidization.