Keystone State Thread

by the 5th gen they'll be back to drum rolling.

 

Drums in the front discs in the back

 

I have some but I honestly didn't really use them

 

sounds like time to just hire someone then. Drums are a pain but not hard by any means.

 

5th gen taco owners
https://youtu.be/00InR4Z5N-s?si=fpA7yj7IfrQXBTs7

 

Good morning fellow Pennsyltuckyvanians and Othertuckystatians!!!

 

it would be better if I was off work.

 

Good morning PA.

 

Good morning Pennsylvania and surrounding areas

 

Good morning all.

 

Sand filter leach field is what you speak of .( Raised system) around here it’s definitely around $30k . Most every new home has one in this area . The outside of the raised field has to be lined with clay also
The trucking in of the material is the most expensive part . I was involved in installing about 25 of these systems back in the 80s . One system was created to have around 20 homes hook up to it . 2 fields about 100’x250’ . Which then drained into a golf course pond . Huge system that ran along side a lake with a series of manholes and a pump station. . The engineer said when the water comes out into the pond it will be drinkable I said I will take your word for it .

 

Morning Pennsylvania

 

I read somewhere that they kept rear drums purposely because they were easier to modulate during low speed offroad shenanigans.

 

Headed to my interview with toyota right now. We shall see what happens. I may be negative sometimes but I don't get my hopes up anymore for jobs.

 

Is it not good to have disc brakes while off roading? I'm genuinely curious

 

"They say small stones , sand , debris can get jammed up in there? But mean while they have disc on the front ......

 

Isn't the rears only like 30% of your braking

 

Or less.

 

Makes sense I guess. No not really