Recent content by Sirceficus

Already abusing one!

Close up of the flywheel.

Here is the inside, showing all of the center console pulled out

Here's one of the back of the block. You can see some of what has to be done to get the trans out, like pulling the swaybar down and the front driveshaft.

Stopped by the shop an snagged a few pictures

Well, the clutch kit has been ordered and referred as of this afternoon. Looking at either Friday or Monday for it to show up. Then even more fun shall begin.

Well, after going wheeling at barnwell mountain a few days ago, I had a crazy noise in my bellhousing. Well, after all the fun of removing my transmission, we found all of my flywheel bolts loose. And my flywheel was pretty eaten up with stress cracks and the like. Anyways, the truck needs a new...

Also, here's a pic of mine(yellow lights) and one of my best friend/coworker's runner. Both blue, both 1986, both dlx's. and no, we didn't get them just to match. We didn't even know each other when we got them. And yes, we do think we're cool. We even call ourselves the "BroRunners" and have...

Here's a topless picture of my little rig

if you were to bring it in to the shop, i'd put a thermostat in it first. with a coolant flush.

whats happenin guys. here's my '86 4runner and my '07 Tundra and my newest girt, my 1966 F250. Dont have a good pic of my 56 on my computer, so, ya'll will unfortunately have to do without. got my 4runner from my uncle. he bought it and was told it overheated and he could never get it running...

what's up? i'm from a little town called Kilgore, Tx. I just finished up my tech schooling here and i've been working as a tech for our local Toyota dealer for about 8 months now. My family has always been into toyota's, hell, i learned to drive in a 1980 Landcruiser FJ40. So, when my uncle...

the best bang for your buck is to put smaller tires on it, or just put new ring and pinions in it. 33x10.50 are huge tires for something built to run 225/75r15's with 4.10's from the factory. regearing would probably be the cheapest way to go.

i aquired the same thing last year, an 86 with a cracked block. i ended up finding a carbed 22r out of an 84 2wd pickup. Had to do some drilling and tapping to get the EFI manifolds to bolt up(intake and exhaust) and had to switch the oil pan along with some other small odds and ends. runs great...