MARYLAND TACOMAS

swap swap? mahi for snakie?

 

Well that would work, but we ate all the mahi for din last night. Out of the water Tuesday, in my belly Wednesday. Fresh fresh

 

eye fuckin hate ya Dan... when you-n-eye DO go snaking...hold on to the boat, cuz im pushin ya out!!

 

Good afternoon, MD. Is that a thing around here? You all seem like a tight knit group of guys, it's good to see that!

Heading to York tomorrow morning to hopefully put the Taco to good use. York Barbell is opening up the retail store and I'm hoping to pick up a squat rig, barbell, plates, and some dumbbells.

 

aint gotta go to York, plenty of us dumbells roun heeyah

 

HEYO!

 

Murnin

 

Morning MD- this might be a good deal for someone-not mine- 3”Toytec lift. Eibach fronts and Toytec boss with blocks in the rear. 3rd Gen skid plate near DC-
https://washingtondc.craigslist.org/mld/pts/d/andrews-air-force-base-heavy-duty/7135798195.html

 

Morning, MD.

 

Might need an alignment after some off roading

 

Cheese steak w/everything.

 

Did you hit something? What happened?

 

very big bump and not too slow. Luckily nothing was bent after alignment all good as new.

Very nice out there tho

 

I’ve got a k&n air filter for a stock 2nd gen intake if anyone wants it. I just washed and cleaned it a month ago. Whoever comes and gets it can have it free (I also accept stickers or anything cool)

 

Fellas, i need some help.

We’re working on a 1998 4runner and we need to replace the calipers but the brake lines are siezed. We want to replace the short hardline on the caliper to the hardline on the frame with one soft line. Not a stainless braided one. We want a soft rubber line with brackets.

Anyone have any idea what we need? Or what the length of soft line we would need?

I’m inclined to just replace the regular soft line and make a new hardline but i hate making hard lines.

Help is appreciated.

 

Why a soft rubber line? I recently installed 231's on a customer's 4runner and I had the customer order the SS brake hoses for a 1st gen Tacoma from Wheelers Offroad and I installed those with the upgraded banjo bolts that come in the kit. I eliminated those little hard lines & brackets. Just order the SS brake hose kit from Wheelers Offroad and be done with it.

 

Pic of my customer's 4runner.

 

I have the old lines & ss hoses in my toolcart at work. I plan to use the hoses but you can have the hard lines if you want'em.

 

Because cost savings and he doesn’t want stainless lines on the gront and no stainless lines on the rear...

 

On a 2000 & older it's just one rubber hose on the rear, my wife's 02 has 2 rubber hoses on the rear. But I understand "cost savings".