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*cough cough 4x4 swap and AWD conversion cough cough cough*

Allergies

 

Ahhhhh.. that would be an idea i could get on board with.. i wonder if the 6spd fj tcase will bolt up to a 2TR.. lol you sir are a bad influence

 

That's the best kind of influence and the only kind I want in my life so thanks for the compliment!

 

6spd on the 2TR? Do you know what model trans?

 

It would just be the awd case that comes out of the 6spd fj. I think i remember reading that the auto fj case bolts right up to the 4wd 5spd..

so in theory if i could swap input shafts to the auto one i could have an awd 4 banger

 

Here's an awesome 4cyl with a fj case and twin sticks

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/n0rths-tacoma-build.114291/

 

Your brain is trying to recognize the objects in these pictures. But it can't.

 

Morning

 

Morning Matt!

And Good Morning San Antonio! Off to the funnies before anything!

 

Morning Kurt

 

How goes the mods, man! I'm still in house mode as you see...

 

Slowed way down I’m trying to save money right now. I’ve seen your house stuff doing great work.

 

Will let you know tomorrow, will text @Fire Chicken later in the day so I can meet up with him on the way home.

Looking good Kurt

What brand is that green house?

Got to work on the truck today, will try to get some pics.

Ha, she's cute.... starting her early I see...

Bout time...

Hmm I do like the idea of twin sticks.....

Morning Matt

Morning Kurt

 

Morning Gang...happy Sunday....

 

Morning Mark!

That is a Palram Hybrid 6x8. The hybrid comes from clear walls, and diffuse roof.

 

Cool

Wife found a green house last summer, had to drive out to tarply to get it, harbor freight version, about the same size. Helped the plants amazingly during the winter.

 

For a decade I had the steel frame and heavy plastic - originally bought it to overwinter the Hibiscus. All the strange deviations are just summer madness that I have tried.
I saw those "knock offs" of the Palram designs, but a friend signed me up in a Palram group. Probably like Toyota/Jeep, but the comments convinced me to get the original if I want to use it a long time (and I do after all this work!).

 

Agreed, sometimes its better to pay more for a better setup.

We also picked up a bunch of old windows for free last summer, gonna build her a new green house with them once all things are settled around here.

 

Morning Mark