NJ B.S. Thread

Arent Advance Auto axles like $80 with lifetime warranty? Don't quote me on the price though.

I have a discount code that gives you 30% off $50 or more. Maximum savings of $50. Never expires

 

Discount code is TRT30

Never expires

 

Yes but autozone axles also are a ton weaker than stock Toyota axles. Fine for running as a spare to get you home but you will blow a CV pretty easy with those.

 

I think they have lifetime warranty. Im not saying use them as a main axle though

 

That's actually a great idea. Just for a spare.

 

Can someone please help me find the coil swap info where arb says they'll swap coils within 36 months? Why can't I find this now that I need. Someone has posted it in this thread and ome group buy thread but idk where....am I confused/mistaken?

 

Stock Toyotas axles are best. Find them at the junkyard. I have 5 spares I get when they are cheap. Pay no more than $100 an axle, $60-75 is a good price

 

I believe I am mistaken, they do not swap coils free if you go full idiot like I did... But I swear I read it somewhere...anyway anyone got 886s and wanna trade for 885s?

 

I think @FrustrationFabTaco has 886s he was trying to sell. Not trade though

 

Ryan - I'll take your 885's if I can find a buyer for my 884's. I think my Mobtown receiver and portable winch combo brings my front end lower than I planned.

Also, I'll go full rear Dakars if I can find a buyer for my 3-leaf AAL's

Not looking to go higher on my lift. I want to get better better flex for more ground contact on the corners. Will probably need longer length rear Bilsteins as well.

sigh... I thought I was done.

 

Any recommendations anyone for junkyards in the area?

 

This.

Spare Autozone axle will get you home. Spare Toyota axle will let you continue on your day of fun and then get you home.

 

I agree, your front was sitting a bit low. Didn't stop you though

 

Ryan - Tim @HolyHandGrenade is THINKING about going to 35's, which MAY make his 33's available.

 

Nope, just worked the skinny pedal, skids held there own, thanks for showing us which lines to take (and not to take) lol

 

I MAY be interested...I have to put in some thinking time before I figure out what tire size I want to run.

 

Car-part.com - best website to use, can look up multiple areas, part grade, and price before walking into a yard.

 

I've had aftermarket cv's since Jerry & I rebuilt the front end. Zero problems here and y'all know what I do... Just my $.02

 

Actually... I talked to the trailer dealer again today. Looks like I'm back to getting the trailer. 35's will have to wait.

We all did pretty darn good with 33's last weekend anyway, no? Heck @Manual man74 did awesome on 32's!I'll do 35's for sure when I need tires.

Right now, just going to to do the exhaust reroute, outfit my trailer, get a spare axle, and be done spending $$$$ for a little while.

Unless I break something...