Long Travel BS Thread

Yessir! Its going good. Trucks in pieces though

 

go for it. Long as its been taken care of it'll be fine. Had a friend SC his at 186k, over 220k now and still going strong. Drives it pretty hard too.

 

First gen tundra axle is 66.75"

 

I saw those links, one is bushings lol, the other I know the guy kinda not the greatest guy to deal with, but ehh I wanted something lower lol. Probably cash at deaver around same price.

 

Oh, I was going off of a 3.5" over kit. So 2" spacers might be a little shy but close.

So with a 4.5" over kit, your front WMS to WMS should be around 74" and that ecocoline is 72" so that should make the front 2" wider than the rear which sounds about perfect doesn't it?

 

Yeah but good luck finding one, I've seen like 1 or 2 that wide ever.

 

Hmmm expensive but my work has a national account with Jasper, and we use econoline rear ends

 

Or order a speedway housing, you can get them any width and the are very reasonably priced. But keep in mind the housing is the cheapest part of going to a 9".

 

Question for you! I have that set of PRP seats and several sites show that there are mounts for my truck but PRP is saying they dont make any for it... The sites all show 1995+... Any info?

 

True! haha

 

Now that I have no idea ha never mounted racing seats without fabbing mounts

 

i heard the only company making brackets for 2nd gens is corbeau
http://thmotorsports.com/i-172594.a...type=pla&kw=&gclid=COWqkvWGtboCFc41QgodFR0AGQ

 

Its been a long process but finally starting to work on the Tacoma again, should be back on the road in the next few weeks, planning on using it for a little while the weather is nice then chopping the frame at the bumps early next summer for a more functional back half.

 

Your forgetting spindles. I believe the custom Solo Spindles that come with that kit are wider as well.

 

Does he have/is he getting solo's kit then? I just assumed the 4.5" over included the spindles. I'm not 100% on this but I think solo's kit, spindles and all, is around a +6 to +6.5 kit.

 

Its going to be close to right at 90" trackwidth with 4.5" BS rims...

Not Solo but American Motorsports.

 

ok. I was trying to figure out where Monte was getting Solo from. haha Pretty sure it will be almost impossible to have a track width under 90" with the Solo kit, maybe if you were running 235's on skinny rims. haha

 

i was refering to you. Thought you were talking about your own plans and i was saying the Solo kit is wider then 90'' haha

 

I see. Nope. I am not planning on swapping out my rearend for quite some time. Probably won't do it unless I link it.

 

can you measure the mounting feet on the drivers seat? Im trying to see if they are the same as an 05+...