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I agree with the cut and flip. With the logic of it falling off its gonna come off even if it were in the same direction from factory

 

I have a front and rear diff internals with gearing with 50k miles on them.
They are out of a 2013 Sport A/T.
I'm asking 150 each.
I am not entirely sure what they are worth so feel free to message me if its not accurate.
Nothing wrong with them at all, I had lockers installed.
Local pick up or shipping at buyers expense.

 

Could just install a nylock nut. That fucker won't back off unless the other end is held. Or stake the bolt threads so it can't just rattle off by itself. Or drill a hole through the tip of the bolt and install a cotter pin then fold the cotter pin around the bolt. I think you catch my drift, there's more than one way to insure it doesn't just fall apart while driving.

 

Steaking probably isn't the best idea, as aftermarket UCA's need to be greased (bolt loosened) but using a nylock or a jamb nut are great options, if you're really worried about it. I've loosened mine tons of times for regular maintenance, and let me tell you, it's a bitch every time. They're high torque, plus the bushings apply constant pressure, so they still don't "free spin" after initial loosening.

 

Well don't stake it right at the nut but 10 threads or so away so you can still loosen it to grease the bushings.

 

Well, if your already losing money, I'll offer 350!

 

go away, they are mine

 

They're local?

 

Lol I don't need them. Just being an asshole

 

me too, this covid thing has got me feeling like i want to ride a unicorn and punch babies in the face.

 

Those are some complex emotions, bud.

 

I know, It is hard to explain what I feel everyday. Alcohol, youtube,memes and the internet are the only things that help my ptsd.

 

He's just up in Canada, and I believe also has an office/shop just on this side of the border

 

Have had mine on for about 6 months now. Now issues with it but definitely not they highest quality rack. That being said it serves its purpose and was 1/3 cost of a Prinsu. Have an awning on it with plans for more.

 

If someone is that freaked out about it, just safety wire the fucker, or run a cotter pin like the ball joints. It won't keep it "tight", but it will prevent a total failure of the bolt falling out, and should be noticed during a routine inspection.

 

Is it worth the money? I don’t plan on keeping a ton of stuff up there definitely nothing too heavy.

 

Someone is up to something good...

https://offerup.co/R24Hy0ZFh6

 

For under $300 shipped? I think so. Serves its purpose for sure if the factory roof rack isn't quite enough for you

 

Tacomas are notorious for rusting away, yet people still buy them....

 

isnt that depending on what geographical environment you're in?