Help please. 2004 Tacoma sasd fj 80 axle having troubles with steering

Let’s see what y’all got and see who even owns a Toyota. Bunch of key board warriors lmfao. I know what I’m going to do I just wanted to see what else thier was for options.

 

Let's see your wife's capable truck

 

Options were expressed, you shunned them all out.

But we didn't jump to name calling like you did

 

You mean the first pic didn't make you vomit?

 

"even owns a Toyota"... You're kidding right? As if this many folks joined the forums and didn't own trucks (let alone any toyota) they work or read up on. Just silly.

If you knew what you were going to do, and looking for additional opinions or approaches you sure didn't explain it well. I don't know if Pirate 4x4 still has active Tacoma sub forums, but maybe try posting there if you don't like the reasonable answers you received here.

 

Just 400x more heat there

If he didn't fit here, he definitely don't belong there.

 

This place at it worst is downright polite compared to pirate

 

... that was the point.

 

Exactly. But OP like to compare.... They'll lose their shit over there seeing how his BUILT, BAD ASS, DEDICATED ROCK CRAWLER look like with a BOB made steering arm.

 

I mean who are we to talk?

It's not like any of us know CAD and own a cnc table to make up their own parts or anything, much less own a welder on top of that to put it all together

 

Never touch a tool in my life. Woke up one day during my high school senior year and my 35 ifs tacoma grew a set of balls. Must be fun all the water I soaked it in.

 

Dang, on my last rig they went from 35s down to 33s

I mean, I don't even own a Toyota anyway

 

I bought mine new from Toyota with the custom 3 link front and rear suspension. Y'all didn't know you can custom order tacoma like that?

I gave Toyota my list and 4 months later, it was delivered with extended wheel base and 70 inch wms axles and 40" tires.

 

Still own a bloodline tho....

 

Yeah but the OP doesn't think we do

 

Oh yea, I forgot. Let's say it's a CHEVY with Toyota axles? That count??

 

Hey OP,

you should get rid of your wife's clunker and buy this. I bet you won't run into steering issue. At least it look cleaner, somewhat built right I hope, and can make it to the trail and back home.