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Or just turn wrenches when your not in the shop lol

I'm thinking Devin is a little confused it'll prob work for re-filling tires when you leave the trail.

 

"This compact vehicle mounted compressor has been designed to do everything! Activate your ARB Air Locking Differentials, air up a 35" tire in less than a minute and run air tools. This 100% duty cycle, 6.16 CFM compressor is built to support all of your compressed air needs. The

$594 CKMTA12 '12V' On-Board Twin High Performance Air Compressor, Ideal for Air Lockers Locking Differentials, Tire Inflator, Air Horn, Air Tools and Pneumatic Tools.

CKMTA12 and

$650 CKMTA24 Twin Air Compressor Kit On-Board 24V Incl. Fully Assem Air Comp Complete Wiring Loom Comp Isolating Switch Splash Resistant Air Filters Mounting Bolts/Washers Twin Air Compressor Kit

CKMTA24 twin on-board compressor kits were designed to fill the off road markets need for a compact sized yet high-volume compressed air source to suit the high volume airflow needs of most air powered tools, and also to suit the actuation and control needs of the ARB Air Locker, and the harsh and demanding environment of the ARB Air Locker user." am i wrong on it being able to use air tools still? I may need the extra air tank then if so.

thats what i am going to be using it for mainly...just thought id be able to get my tires off a little faster too. guess ill just have to wait and see.

 

Anyone rolling to the Mackenzie's 500 this weekend?

 

I want one of these

http://www.dewalt.com/tools/cordless-impact-driverswrenches-high-torque-wrenches-dw059k-2.aspx

 

snap on makes a cordless impact similar that i have used a few times. definitely a useful tool. but there like $500 dollars so i'm debating getting one
edit:http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item...roup_ID=682064&store=snapon-store&dir=catalog this one

 

I see them using them in the pits at NHRA so they must have plenty of torque. You can get the Dewalt one for about $225 with battery and charger or $150 if you already have batteries

 

they can torque to over 400ftlbs a bit excessive but they are nice.

 

Hi guys! Newbie here to the forums and I need some help from the 805 crew. I recently bought a 09 PreRunner but cannot stand the look of the stock height. Thus, I'm am in the market for a lift kit. I'm trying to stay around $1000, and want the best bang for my buck. What lift kits would you guys suggest? I know I can do the 5100's and add 2.5" to the front, but I am hoping for more...if possible, within my budget. Also, I live in an apartment and have no place to install the lift myself which will add additional cost to the install. To be honest, I"m hoping for more like 4", so any help with ideas would be greatly appreciated. Also, and place you reccommend locally (Ventura) that could do this. The people at Ventura 4x4 seem great, but I am widly open for suggestions! Thanks in advance...

 

maxtrac spindles! they are 510$ and then install a aal in the back and bilstein shocks all around...should be under 1k...i had that setup and its great

 

Oh really? How much height would you say it gives? Any pictures by chance?

 

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/group-buys/277075-maxtrac-spindles-gb-headstrong-off-road.html


There's a start^^

 

tons of info and pics here....this is the best way to lift a prerunner over 3 inches...they give 4 inches of lift...and you can get more with the 5100s

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/suspension/203889-maxtrac-spindle-lift-2nd-gen-prerunners.html

 

Thanks guys! That looks great. Any recommendations on a place to have it installed?

 

JMFAB

 

i know how to do it...its not to hard...just rent a tie rod puller and get brake fluid for the brake lines

 

Oh brake lines

 

i have a tie rod puller

 

you have the pitman arm puller....does that work for 2nd gens? i cant remember