4Coma questions
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Nelsonmd
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yeah something's missing.....wtf?! where's his CV shafts?!?!
:lol:
Dummy, it's a 2WD, no CV in front.:guitar2:
Are you guys talking about the front driveshaft?
Rockdawg84
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yeah something's missing.....wtf?! where's his CV shafts?!?!
:lol:
:vader: LOL they are there and they break even quicker than ours they are just hidden inside the housing, they are called birfilds. Unless they are bobby longs super birfilds then they hold up pretty well.
Joke bro. Irony. SAS :flipoff:
the great him
Elite Member
yeah birfields are stronger than CVs... at least in my experiance, i have never broken a birfield but have busted several CVs and i ave been running 33s on all my SA trucks and only 32s on the IFS trucks... just saying
CoMarc
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On the subject of the Tacoma front-end conversion on our T4R's, you'll need just about every part infront of the windshield (minus the engine, of course) to do the complete conversion. The parts you'll want will be from a 2001-2004 Toyota Tacoma:
Fenders, antenna assembly, hood, hood mounts, hood latch, bumper, bumper mounts, headlights, turn signals, light valiances, grill, core support, and several other parts!
I once put together a list of every part you probably would need on paper, but I can't remember where I put it. This will likely be one of the next mods I do (next bonus/tax refund I get!). However, the cool part is if you can shell out that money it's a pretty easy with just a bolt on process. The only part that does take some more work is getting the old core support off and the new Tacoma one on.
Fenders, antenna assembly, hood, hood mounts, hood latch, bumper, bumper mounts, headlights, turn signals, light valiances, grill, core support, and several other parts!
I once put together a list of every part you probably would need on paper, but I can't remember where I put it. This will likely be one of the next mods I do (next bonus/tax refund I get!). However, the cool part is if you can shell out that money it's a pretty easy with just a bolt on process. The only part that does take some more work is getting the old core support off and the new Tacoma one on.
nice flipoff, no need to be a ****
BeachWagon
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I am totally craving Mexican right now! Damn it!:redbrick:
hungryeddy
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you resurrected a thread to tell us you're craving mexican?
BeachWagon
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HAHA! I just now realized that I did bring a thread back from the grave! It was one of those Wikipedia type days where your looking at one thing and clicking links and all of a sudden you have no clue where you are or what the original thread was to begin with! LOL!:happens:
