*chirp, Chirp *

Bobby said:
I have no idea. The lift takes about 2-5 hrs to install. I installed ksneubec's lift last year. You'll also need an alignment after the install. I would offer a tech day but my BIL's shop is very busy now since he sold one (he had 3 shops) and I don't know if he'd give me the space to do the work. I can find out on Friday.
ok sounds good. i just wanted to get an idea because i know of another guy here that might do it for me but i figured why not ask a fellow t4r owner who might know more about the truck then anyone else.
 
I got the Camburg UCA's installed finally. Need an alignment but I was busy with something else.

Um...

I got another bike.

http://www.rchay.com/misc/husky/index.htm

'04 Husky TC450

I'm good for 10/14 or 15 if anyone wants to get together.

10am at Harold's in Lyndhurst. I'm going even if I'm gonna be there by myself. You guys are flakes :p
 
I might be able to make it on the 14th. Although how do you guys feel about an off road run up here in CT that day?
 
If we're going offroad, I'm bringing my Husky or KLR.

I figured Harold's in Lyndhurst would be a good central meeting spot for everyone.
 
I've got a good place for stock trucks to go off roading in CT- its about 20 min past Hartford. If you guys from NJ are interested you could meet me up here. I've got a stock jeep and maybe a couple other stock 4x4s who want to go off roading so it would be a great opportunity to show them up with our toyotas. :)
 
ksneubec said:
I've got a good place for stock trucks to go off roading in CT- its about 20 min past Hartford. If you guys from NJ are interested you could meet me up here. I've got a stock jeep and maybe a couple other stock 4x4s who want to go off roading so it would be a great opportunity to show them up with our toyotas. :)

do you mean paine hill?

if so, it is a relatively short trail... may want to make sure the NJ guys know that bc its a long drive :)
 
lee said:
do you mean paine hill?

if so, it is a relatively short trail... may want to make sure the NJ guys know that bc its a long drive :)

Well, it may be relatively short, but with people who are fairly new to off roading I think the length would be appropriate. Plus, the drive to get up here and back is obviously long, so I don't want to "trap" them off in the woods if it starts to get late and they have to get going.
 

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