Norcal Spotted and BS Thread

Pulling the rear looked like no problem but I don't know if I can do the front.

 

I've got this thread bookmarked: It has pictars! I'm going to see how much they quote me for having the thirds not pulled then ask for another with thirds pulled to see the difference in labor costs.

 

I just changed a cv for the first time and lost a good amount of diff fluid. Is that normal and should I too it off now?

Also how do you guys change them with Budbuilt skids? It prevented me from getting in there and I had to remove it. What a PITA!

 

Just the person I was hoping would respond. Thanks Jason. Ok I feel bad because I was working in my neighbors driveway so he has a nice oil stain now. It's 7 bolts but not fun to pull off. I was going to do it anyways to change my oil and replace the diff fluid this or next weekend.

BTW, pick n pull sells OEM cv's (if they have them) for $40 with a one year warranty. Not the greatest deal but not bad for OEM.

 

wow

 

Aux fuse block getting closer! I will start playing with external lights once finished

 

Any chance you want to post the dimensions of that panel? I'm having a hard time finding them posted and I've got some lexan that needs to get bent into shape.

 

Picked up this bracket so I don't have the exact dimensions. It fit my truck and did what I wanted it to do. Shoot a tell to Cody (Whiteboy on NorCal forums) and see if he has dimensions as he built his own custom bracket.

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2n...21-custom-auxiliary-fuse-panel-fs-thread.html

 

Hanging out at Seth's for a bit. Helped him get his camper out to prep for his camping trip.

 

Nice! Should have told me you guys were going to work on that.

Oh, and grats on the new wheels Chris!

 

I was heading out the house for a haircut and just stopped by for about 45 mins. I really just help set the camper and help pull stuff from the attic.

 

No worries, I've just been spending the weekend tinkering with my truck and working some bugs out (and washing it finally).

 

Grab a piece of paper or cardboard and cut it so it fits in the area you want to mount it while being big enough to have everything mounted.

 

Saw this sweet 2nd gen at Burger in Aptos today. Fox mid travel up front and General Grabber Red Labels.

 

Spotted this cool 4runner in San Jose.



Lady driven.

 

fuck its almost 90 degrees here. sweating balls over here man!

 

Trick from DTFTacoma, use manila folders. Its easier to cut and hold a bend