Long Travel BS Thread

Any of you guys down to do offroad Sunday at Gorman im going with some LT rangers and A LT dakota and need some tacomas to back me up.

 

http://www.tacomaterritory.com/forum/showthread.php?p=2250997&posted=1#post2250997


what do you guys think of this kit? sound like a fair deal?

 

sounds like a fair deal

 

ehh its a fair deal i think. this guy is local and ive only seen him driving his truck. looks clean just froms seeing it driving.

 

http://youtu.be/-bS-3rN6Avc

 

thats what i was hoping to here, thanks.

 

got another question is this what i need to keep 4wd?
http://www.carpartswholesale.com/v5...wtoyotatundra20002006a1cardonea16651941axas00

if so why does camburg sell them for $800? am i missing something?

 

Because they are robbing you blind!

 

first time iv been happy to hear that somethings a rip off .

 

good luck with those..might as buy a whole case of em since you'll end up replacing them over and over and over and over

 

and then there is that reason to lol^^

 

dont know if it makes any difference but i was leaning toward the auto zone ones

http://www.autozone.com/autozone/parts/Duralast-Reman-CV-Axle/2000-Toyota-Tundra-4WD/_

when and if i go lt

 

essentially the same thing.. nothing compares to the stock Toyota CV's, they are strong and they have lots of articulation for travel. all the other reman or aftermarket CV's don't have the same degree of articulation in the CV joint as the OEM version and will bind a lot sooner and eventually break on you. plus the materials and workmanship is less quality then the standard Toyota OEM CV's

 

the good old days going to see the Mickey Thompson stadium racing..i miss it

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3FhGdbbm2U&feature=related

 

wow that video was awesome!

 

you watched a 7 minute video in one minute!?

 

Reminds me of this gem...

 

another classic Mickey Thompson stadium race and i know i was at this one for sure..i was 15 at the time

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&NR=1&v=OdMFmKqet2M

 

The auto zone ones do have lifetime warranty mine will be going in in about a week or so. Then I plan on testing them out thoroughly! I'll report back.

 

Its a fair price but why not get a brand new Camburg kit for another $160? Then your limit straps, bushings, etc are all brand new

Yes that is high but you are also paying them labor to assemble the axles too. Honestly doesnt really make sense to have a fabrication shop do mechanical work though, just assemble them yourself from oem like suggested above