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Here's a topless picture of my little rig
 

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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 small windshield stickers.
 

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First post! Glad to see this place exists, I will be bugging you guys with frequent maintenance and part-buying questions :bounce:.

Bought this 88 SR5 as a fishing rig, so far she's done wonderfully. Some minor idling issues have developed recently, but hey... 1988 with 220k miles.
 

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What size tires and how much lift?

I assume you were asking me? The tires are Hankook Dynapro ATM 31x10.5".

As for the lift... I was going to make a thread asking, but... The front appears to be higher than the rear. Not sure if the previous owner poorly installed the lift or if the 88s body style makes it look uneven. How on earth do I check this? The springs seem to be intact. Also, how do I check the lift size? (I'm trying to learn my way around the truck one mishap at a time...) I believe it is a 2" lift.

Jeez, I hope this doesn't make me a noob. :sadwave:
 
....just out of curiosity, I'd be interested to see the unprocessed pics if you have a couple? ....or are the originals shot in HDR? It looks to be in great shape.

those are not HDR pics... the only think i did is lightened the shadows so you could see more detail, and sharpened the picture to provide more detail. the origonals are not that much different other than the harsh shadows basically make it hard to see details
 
I assume you were asking me? The tires are Hankook Dynapro ATM 31x10.5".

As for the lift... I was going to make a thread asking, but... The front appears to be higher than the rear. Not sure if the previous owner poorly installed the lift or if the 88s body style makes it look uneven. How on earth do I check this? The springs seem to be intact. Also, how do I check the lift size? (I'm trying to learn my way around the truck one mishap at a time...) I believe it is a 2" lift.

Jeez, I hope this doesn't make me a noob. :sadwave:

Start a new thread, throw up some pics. Get some side shots on level ground, a couple views of the rear springs, the front CV angle, and a closeup of where the spindle meets the upper a-arm.
 
I assume you were asking me? The tires are Hankook Dynapro ATM 31x10.5".

As for the lift... I was going to make a thread asking, but... The front appears to be higher than the rear. Not sure if the previous owner poorly installed the lift or if the 88s body style makes it look uneven. How on earth do I check this? The springs seem to be intact. Also, how do I check the lift size? (I'm trying to learn my way around the truck one mishap at a time...) I believe it is a 2" lift.

Jeez, I hope this doesn't make me a noob. :sadwave:

Yes, sorry I meant to put your quote. Anyways thanks for the info
 
Start a new thread, throw up some pics. Get some side shots on level ground, a couple views of the rear springs, the front CV angle, and a closeup of where the spindle meets the upper a-arm.

I understood approximately 17% of that. Give me a week and probably about 4 dozen google searches and I will do as you asked.

And thanks for the direction (not sarcastic).
 
Had to throw up a new one... My 85 SR5.

I just put a new timing chain in Thursday... running great! Only has 150,xxx original miles on the old 22RE.
 

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Frankenstein...

Holy bumper, Batman. Where do I get one???????

Honestly I dont know! It was on when I got the truck... and to me it looks like some factory work, some custom work... its definitely somewhat pieced together.... a Frankenstein bumper... haha! It is cool though. If you need any measurements or anything let me know...
 

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