Ontario BS Thread

You can keep stock inner fenders with 37s I think, but 40s would require building a custom support structure for the battery, fusebox, etc. Maybe build an engine cage and hang the parts off that

 

I had to trim a bit of body Mount for 285.
Most people do.

 

Did a little skid plates clean up.
Costal offroad skids
There heavy but good

 

the first cut is always the hardest to make. once you get over cutting a piece of metal that is your cab mount or any permanent modification; it all goes away

 

I don't like how it mounts to cross member

 

Yes please pm me.

 

Special purpose bed rack, Retirement on the beach might be fun

 

I never though id see it when you ditch a solid axle for an ifs...
looks capable...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVvhk_XAWyk

 

I was going to go with the TRD pro reps in bronze but could only find them in the states from FSW wheels in San Diego...so buy the time I got them up here id be into about 1600 plus brokerage and duties. I'd get them shipped to my address it Pt Huron but the borders are closed...so I couldn't pick them up and I can't get tires there either.
I went with Motegi as they are pretty light and are very similar to the Konig 6 shooters which i love and at half the price.
These are also 8.5 inches wide so if I go with a 285 I guess I'll start cutting..its the tire I want so its what I gotta do I guess.

 

I was looking at those Motegi wheels a couple weeks ago, I'm excited to see how they look on your truck!

 

I'm gonna try to fix them with a TRD center cap of some sort!

 

For those looking for stuff

 

This guy had some listings on Kijiji for those that want pics

https://www.kijiji.ca/o-profile/47297022/listings/1

 

I want the Kn air intake!!! Pm me!!
Oh forgot to say please...

 

Not my add. The email and kijji add has been posted.

 

Got it! Thanks

 

No worries. Found on Facebook. Figured maybsave some people some money for decent parts

 

Thinking about the design of my rear bumper that I'm going to make. Is there a pro/con to using the bumper as a holding tank for air? Instead of having a tank mounted elsewhere. Might as well get 2 birds stoned at once as Ricky would say

 

Lots of people do that. You just have to ensure it is designed in a way that the steel cannot puncture (for obvious reasons) and that you have a drain so it doesn’t rust. The drain can be up high I guess so it doesn’t get sheared off on a rock (depending on use) and then pressurize tank to blow out fluid.

people also do this in their sliders as well.

 

I'm thinking a 4x6 rectangular tube. Idk how much air it would hold but its gotta be better then nothing