Project apocalypto

WOW!

 

Such a great build!

Sweet lab too, I like how he/she changes along with the build... Starts lean and mean at the beginning the gets plumper and plumper as the build progresses

 

He's a bad ass dog. That once in a lifetime type of dog. I got him in Germany, his grandpa came from the Royal Kennels in jolly old England.







When he was a pup. I still haven't got him to fetch a beer yet.

 

Awesome! We have two labs as well. They can't be beat

 

Subd. Glad to see the full story of this beast. Its come along way!

 

Yes, yes it has. I'm thinking of redoing the back. Maybe a flatbed setup. I kind of miss having a bed and since going to hummer tires I haven't got a single puncture or broken wheel, so carrying two spares isn't really needed. Plus these tires are so stiff you can drive on the highway at zero PSI lol.

 

Bump and sub. Awesome rig!

 

I just read this at work so none of the pics work but just from the descriptions, this is now officially my favorite taco of all time lol.

 

wait til you see pics!

 

hey Logan im in the process of getting all the parts I need for a fuel cell. What factory components were you able to retain and what aftermarket components did you need to incorporate to properly install your fuel cell? I am in unfamiliar waters right now. Thanks!

 

Burn outs.

 

this thread never gets old...such a great transformation of a truck..

 

me and the wife got drumk looking at your FAWSOME build. omg its so lol.

 

Hands down sexiest truck on the site. What do you have in terms of performance? Looks like you like to haul ass off road. I'm into that..

 

Volant intake (no box), URD PSC-003 MAF calibrator tuned by me, free flow exhaust (no cats), wideband gauge to keep an eye on AFR's, URD offroad Y pipe, and a flowmaster 40 modified with a hole saw. It doesn't have a lot of power, and that's good. It doesn't have enough power to hurt itself, and like all toyota engines what power it does have it builds it fairly high in the RPM range. It will still do triple digits in the dirt, and that's fast enough for me. I dream of an LS7 in the dunes, but everywhere else what it has gets the job done.
(Autobahn A3, near Frankfurt, Germany)


Dumont dunes, commiefornia (need mo' whoopow)

 

Nice sport ride!

 

Благодаря Пижон!

 

You know Russian? or did you just use google translate like I did. haha

 

the right translation for "Thank you, dude!" is "спасибо, чувак!"

Thank you, dude!

 

Awesome! It's even better than I imagined its great to see all that went into it. And you seem to have a great personality judging by reading your posts.

+1 to you!