The 2.7L Single Cab Thread

Towed this north on the I-5 from San Diego....1500 miles!

 

Until I get over my fear of vibes. There's a white regular cab 4x4 on my street and a armored and lifted first gen that I've seen but that's it for my area.

 

What lift setup are you running?

 

He's running ironman 4x4

 

All the time.

Not a lot in 6-lug... mostly 5-lug, and a lot of 5-lug Access Cabs, but I do see an RC 6-lug every now and then.

 

I've never seen one in person, they don't sell them in Canada, but I've been throwing around the idea of going across the border to get one some day.

 

Now that's a cool picture!

 

had a little mud drags event at the race tracks this past sunday
afterwards my cousin and i took our trucks through the pits.

i was the only one who did it in 2wd...i was the only 2wd for that matter



my whole passenger side was covered but the rain washed it off haha

 

Cool,

Looks like you had FUN!


My truck got dropped off at the tint shop this morning,

They don't purchase 20% anymore so It looks like I will be getting 15%, lol...
With a Limo strip down to the ANSI line on the windshield.

 

One rock in the middle of a completely flat spot! This is about 20 yards before Three Feathers on Chiva Falls near Tucson, AZ. It made it down Three Feathers again no problem.

 

Turned out pretty good!

I just wish I had more cash to get my 265s and mount them on my Tundra TRD wheels,

In due time,

 

The moderators should use that picture for the site

 

How much lift did it give you front and rear? I saw where you posted in the ironman thread but never saw the amount of lift. Just wondering if you got more since our trucks are lighter.

 

I wonder if that would get me 2" front and rear with bumpers, cap, and sliders. Did you ever fix the lean with their leafs?

 

I have an 08 reg cab base and changed my rear diff oil with mobil 1

$29 75w 90 Synthetic Gear Lube - 1 Quart (Pack of 2)

75w 90. It took 4 full quarts to the top. Anybody know if this is right, or should I be worried? Anybody do the same to their truck?

 

A simple rule to go by when checking your diff fluid is make sure the fluid is flush with bottom of the fill hole

 

I'm guessing you replaced your uca's? Are you talking about heavier or lighter for the front or rear? All I saw were the b an c load for the front and only one option for the rear.

 

About time! lol...

 

I am envious,

I went one year and did 24,000 miles...

I guess I drive to much to often, lol...

 

You can do that with any manual that's in good condition. It's gonna wear the shit out of your syncros and fork pads.