Long Travel BS Thread

i got mine off, its sitting in my garage, lineXed rear bumper and i have the hitch/tow package still connected to it. If you want it you can have em both cheap...its just sitting there

 

does anyone have a reciprocating saw that i could borrow for a day this weekend to cut my existing subframe off and install my new front kit?

 

If you are down in SD I have one.

 

whos doing install?

 

This great weekend

 

Still pretty steep IMHO. As long as I have been around the Toyota scene they have been selling for $500-$750 complete. At the $1000 dollar price point anyone would be silly to purchase a used elocker over and ARB for there existing rear end.

 

Was obo. Last one I saw sold for 750 w/o e-locker. Plus that price was with brand new 4.88s

 

thanks man i appreciate it! unfortunately im back in the 805 for school and work.. ill post in the 805 thread and see whatsup

 

I was told a fair offer for my 8.4 9k miles no locker was $350 so expect more than that lol

 

Yeah i saw 2 sell for 500-750 on this forum, with a couple more miles than mine and I put everything together with the gears.

I guess i would take 1000 for it all and 750 stand alone for the rear end.

 

FWIW, I sold my 8" e-locker with stock gears and about 60k miles for $750 a few years ago. I scrapped the housing due to lack of interest.

 

So I'm not going to build the FJ i bought (will never be what i want) So im in the market for a first gen tacoma. Looking for a 4x4 with the 3.4 and 5 speed. Either a really clean lower mile stock one or a built/simi built one. Let me know if you guys know of any out there.

 

I just sold my 8.4 with an ARB and stock gears for ~$900, I wouldnt expect any where near that for an ungeared elocker

 

The gears are the biggest thing I don't want to take a hit on. They are brand new in the box with install kit. Did your guys rear end include hubs? And drums? Just out of curiosity.

 

I've been wanting to build one of these to try. Does anyone know the cup size for a 1" uniball, or the O.D. Of the uniball? I'm out of town for another week or I would go measure one off my truck

 

i think matt said 2" .120 tube works

 

For the piece that sits on the cup...or the piece that drives the uniball out?

 

Sits on the cup. The tool is awesome but you can build it for free with scrap sitting around a shop ha

 

Thanks

$150 is a lot...like you said I can build one for free