Long Travel BS Thread

Camburg rear hubs showed up!! now i just gotta get a rear axle housing to go with them!

 

Anyone else seen this
Looks like a good option

 

I think theres a few people running them on here. I’m running the bison Offroad “stop sign” shaped cams with TC gussets. Good for holding alignment if you don’t have to worry about the LCA ears bending or cracking.

Edit: I’m thinking of adding the MC gussets to mine next just to brace the ears with LT.

 

This is what you need...do it once do it right
https://jdfabrication.com/collections/05-15-6-lug/products/tacoma-05-18-lower-arm-pivots

 

Looking to buy some stock bump stock frame perches. The ones that are riveted to the frame where the stock bump stop bottoms out. I cut mine off when I went to hydraulic bump stops and now I want to go back to stock. Anyone have any laying around they would sell me? Thanks.

 

I’ve got them on and they don’t have maxed out camber adjustment in the slots.

 

Yeah if I was doing it over I’d skip the TC gussets/cam solutions and go straight to the JD for the price. It solves a ton of problems all in one stroke.

 

If you look closely there was 1” thick wood that was glassed into the underside of the bedsides before the mounts were made. I can jump up and down on the fiberglass bedsides now without issue.

 

Ah taking a lesson from the custom cold molded boat manufacturing I see. Good solution too. You should look at some of the other products that are lighter weight and just as strong as wood. Coosa board and the like. It's a really high density foam type material and you won't ever have issues with potential rot if water penetrates.

 

What about gunning them full of HD foam? Could be easier.

 

Because there isn't a void to fill. You have to create a void first. I'm not sure what the structural properties of the HD foam you're talking about is. I know that the foam that they use to fill boats so they are "unsinkable" is not a structural foam. Takes a big set up to have the 2 parts, mixing gun, and all to shoot foam like that.

 

Fun run this morning and actually got some decent footage.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CPjHOqBg_sq/

 

Looks like it's working good

 

puttin in work!!!!

 

I’m in the process of cleaning up a tundra axle that has abs plugs in it, which I won’t be using. What’s the common fix for deleting those? Thanks

 

Just make a metal plate and bolt it down w/ a little rtv to make sure no moisture gets in.

 

Looks like it stayed planted pretty well!!! Very nice

 

So remove the magnet/plug and make a plate with an ear for a bolt to hold it down?

 

If you don't want to leave the sensor. You could just leave it with no issues I bet, as well.

 

Ah right on. This is my first run in with abs ever haha