Long Travel BS Thread

Spot on...go for it

 

Harbor freight calipers...reliable and accurate?

 

Ill hit you up for sure.
Me and my buddy Jeremy Henderson were talking about doing something for 2000 class also. Side bets etc. We should all coordinate something for BAP!!

 

20 buck calipers reliable...not so much, I mean youll more then likely get your 20 bucks outta them.

 

they're accurate as far as i know, just a bit fragile. those ones may or may not come with a carrying case though, which is handy to keep from breaking it.

 

cool ill give it a shot, cant go wrong for 20 bucks. if it'll work for a couple months thats all i need, i dont plan on revalving my shocks all the time. thanks

 

if its for shock valving, finding the thickness of your shims, you might want to use a micrometer instead.
like this

 

Bling bling....

 

Picked up my seats and harnesses today. Truck goes into the shop early next week

 

for seats what are you guys liking? it would be nice to keep my comfy stock seats. thoughts?

 

Buy my beards lol.

 

sorry man not my style

 

Yeah I have corbeaus as well love em

 

Gotcha. That is what I was talking about. BAP Class 2000 Shootout is already in the works, have talked to Jeremy extensively. Would like to get as many of the MORE 1450 guys out as well. We are comfortably in the 10-15 truck range for BAP and climbing if all of the on the fence and bulid still in progress kind of guys show up.

A few weeks to a month out from a bigger announcement but bottom line, big leaf spring turnout at BAP!

 

Is there anything special I need to do to be able to run 4 wheel drive spindles on a 2wd truck?
1st gen taco if that matters

 

Nope. Should be the same spindle just different hubs.

 

Keeping my stock seats with the cage was a plus. The TRD offroad seats are so comfy.

 

Pinion bearing from my 3rd member.... Ouch

 

Yeah i had one of those

 

If its 5 lug 2wd it wont work.

If its 6 lug 2wd, the hub flange is different. The 4wd is held together by the outer CV, the 2wd is threaded with a nut to hold it all together