New Mexico Owners BS Thread

Badass concert! We danced and I drank, we caught two guitar picks and got a setlist haha bought a hat too. RBB is one of my favorite country bands.

 

i have a 3.4 v6 i do go off road sometimes but nothing crazy. 4.56 sounds like the best option

 

MT or AT?

NVM. scrolled over your little build thingy in your avatar thingy.

MT will be fine with 33s and 4.56 as that is what I'm running. A bit overgeared but fun. Plenty of overhead for freeway speeds. Your speedo will be read about 7.5% too high. I couldn't fit a 33 tooth speedo gear in. Going to try a 32 tooth next. that should put the speedo about 2.5% too high.

32 tooth speedo gear part no. is 33403-39425

 

I like their music, but like a lot of other "big" names I've seen, Randy Rogers doesn't have a real big stage presence. I actual really prefer people like Stephanie Eason. Seen her there a few times, and she is incredibly energetic.

Destroyed my knee dancing all night to her band last night as well.

And I'm pretty sure I remember seeing someone with a shirt like you said you were wearing, go figure!

 

so with it 2.5% higher how much does that throw off your speedometer? i really have no clue what any of this is ha I'm trying to get familiar with everything, sorry if I'm asking a lot.

 

Speedo says 40 mph, actually going about 39mph.

Speedo says 55 mph, actually going about 53mph.

Speedo says 75 mph, actually going about 73mph.

It won't be dead nutz on but it'll be about what stock was.

I have not verified the 32 tooth speedo gear will fit. Some guys say it does but needs some persuasion to go in. I'm not big on persuading things that weren't intended to be persuaded. I did try the 33 tooth and it wouldn't go in using my bare hands. Someday I'll get around to trying the 32.

 

okay thats not as bad as i was excepting.. since you know what you're doing can you tell me what to get?

 

for?

 

what brand of gears and what all i need to get for it.

 

http://eastcoastgearsupply.com/c-1065064-assembled-3rds-clamshells-96-04-tacoma.html

 

^^^ this route is the easiest way to go. Unless you have time and the knowledge/tools to set up gears. I'd go with ECGS. Went through them to get my Yukon r&p for the rear diff.

 

on top of that you'll need 4 quarts of gear oil (most likely

$29 75w-90 Synthetic Gear Lube - 1 Quart (Pack of 2)

75w-90), some gray RTV, a bunch of hand tools and some muscle or decent floor jack.

 

Don't forgot to bleed your brakes IF you disconnect them when pulling the axle shafts. Or be like me and give the shafts a twist enough to get the 3rd out.

 

Alright thank you for your help!

 

another thing, for our trucks is in 8" or 7.5"?

 

Stock ifs front is the 7.5" rear is either an 8" if you have a factory locker or a prerunner. 8.4" if you had an open diff.

Edit: don't think you have a TRD OR so I'd say you have a 8.4 rear diff with the 7.5" front clamshell

 

Its great to see local taco members eating vietnamese cuisine! My brother and his wife are the owners of Banh mi coda. He's also drives a 2014 taco limited and his wife just got the 2015 4unner. Toyota family ha.

 

Anyone have Rio puerco trails mapped out? I'm looking to try to hit the trail this weekend to do wheeling and shooting.

 

Said it before, I'll say it again, it's very close to base, very reasonably priced, and quick service!

Unfortunately won't be able to make it there this week. Going to the burrito lady for my lunch out.

Just a bit hard to tell people how to find bon mi coda.

 

i have the 4wd trd so its the 8.4?