My little mule

AxelR · 03-17-2009, 09:45 PM

Guess I'll introduce my ride for my first post:

1995 Toyota Pickup

Axles

Front: 1981 solid axle with FJ80 Hi-pinion third, 4.88 gears, ARB air locker, longfield super axles, longfield chromoly hub gears.

Rear: Stock with 4.88 gears and 1998 4runner electric locking differential.

Driveshafts

Front: Trail Gear 12" slip with hi angle CV.

Rear: Pat's driveline 3" OD 2 pc .100" wall.

Drivetrain

Engine: 2000 Tacoma N/A 5vz-fe 3.4l V6

Transmission: Stock R150f

Transfer case: Dual 1986 gear drive, front 2.28:1 rear: 4.7:1 crawl ratio 200:1

Suspension

Front: Trail Gear 3" leaf spring

Rear: Trail Gear 4" leaf spring

Front shocks: Bilstein 5125 12" travel

Rear shocks: Bilstein 5125 12" travel

Tires and wheels

Dirt: Stock 15x7 with 33x10.5x15 Toyo Open Country MT

Armour

Front bumper: Big Country Customs - custom tube

Rear bumper: Big Country Customs - custom tube with swing away

Rock sliders: Big Country Customs

Tcase Xmember: Trail gear 3/8" dual case xmember

Recovery

Warn M8000 with Amsteel Blue synthetic winch line

Hi-Lift Jack 60"

1 spare mounted in stock location underneath the bed.
1 spare mounted on swing away tire carrier.

Lighting

Headlights: Hella H4 conversion lenses
Floodlights: 2 Hella 3000FF mounted on front bumper

Comm. and Nav.

CB: Uniden Pro 520XL
VHF: Kenwood TM-271A 2m mobile

GPS: Garmin Nuvi 750 (city)
Garmin GPSMap 60Cx (offroad)

Stereo

who cares. It works.

Misc.

Canback Canvas Top
4runner Leather seats
Line-X bedliner
4runner mirrors
2009 Toyota Hilux D4D Intercooler hood scoop (to clear the new motor) imported from Greece
Odyssey PC1500 Deep cycle batt.
Aux. under hood fuse panel
ARB hi output compressor
ABS removed
LSPV removed

Holy Crap! Now I know where all my money went! I'm sure I missed something though.

TheOtherSide · 03-17-2009, 11:21 PM

Wow... that's quite a truck you've built. I can see a lot of $$ going on there!

Welcome to Overland Canada!

AxelR · 03-17-2009, 11:23 PM

Thanks. I saw the site in Jeremy's sig over on Yotatech. I thought I would come on over and join up. Lucky member number 13. LOL!

TheOtherSide · 03-18-2009, 12:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AxelR

Thanks. I saw the site in Jeremy's sig over on Yotatech. I thought I would come on over and join up. Lucky member number 13. LOL!

Nice... glad you joined.

I stole your layout for your vehicle profile... I liked it... and just changed mine up a bit!

Jeremy · 03-18-2009, 09:02 AM

Hey Axel!

Glad to see you found your way here, been to busy with projects to post much latley.

How is the 3.4L running, I was following the thread on Yotatech.

Welcome cant wait to get out wheeling with you again, been a long time.

Jeremy

AxelR · 03-18-2009, 09:08 AM

Hey Jeremy. The 3.4l runs well but I haven't been able to really test it out. I still need to finish up the exhaust system. I have had a lot of crap come up lately and the truck budget shrank dramatically. So at present it just sits in the garage.

Once the weather starts getting better I'm sure I will get more motivated to button things up.

Jeremy · 03-18-2009, 09:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AxelR

Hey Jeremy. The 3.4l runs well but I haven't been able to really test it out. I still need to finish up the exhaust system. I have had a lot of crap come up lately and the truck budget shrank dramatically. So at present it just sits in the garage.

Once the weather starts getting better I'm sure I will get more motivated to button things up.

Thats awesome!!! Sorry to hear about all the crap coming up. Hope things turn around and the truck can get done!

Looking forward to seeing it, maybe when the weather gets nicer I will bring the Supra over and we can chack out each others "projects".

Have a good one man!

Jeremy

Sero · 03-18-2009, 10:48 AM

Hi Axel,

Welcome to Overland! Nice work on the truck...

JaredS · 03-18-2009, 08:43 PM

Welcome aboard. Nice rig you got!

BackCountryPunk · 04-23-2009, 08:42 AM

Hey Axel,
Thats a really nice truck you've got there, I've seen it around once or twice. 'specially like the canvas top, thats cool.

03-17-2009, 09:45 PM	#1
AxelR The Chosen One Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: N. Vancouver, BC Posts: 587	My little mule Guess I'll introduce my ride for my first post: 1995 Toyota Pickup Axles Front: 1981 solid axle with FJ80 Hi-pinion third, 4.88 gears, ARB air locker, longfield super axles, longfield chromoly hub gears. Rear: Stock with 4.88 gears and 1998 4runner electric locking differential. Driveshafts Front: Trail Gear 12" slip with hi angle CV. Rear: Pat's driveline 3" OD 2 pc .100" wall. Drivetrain Engine: 2000 Tacoma N/A 5vz-fe 3.4l V6 Transmission: Stock R150f Transfer case: Dual 1986 gear drive, front 2.28:1 rear: 4.7:1 crawl ratio 200:1 Suspension Front: Trail Gear 3" leaf spring Rear: Trail Gear 4" leaf spring Front shocks: Bilstein 5125 12" travel Rear shocks: Bilstein 5125 12" travel Tires and wheels Dirt: Stock 15x7 with 33x10.5x15 Toyo Open Country MT Armour Front bumper: Big Country Customs - custom tube Rear bumper: Big Country Customs - custom tube with swing away Rock sliders: Big Country Customs Tcase Xmember: Trail gear 3/8" dual case xmember Recovery Warn M8000 with Amsteel Blue synthetic winch line Hi-Lift Jack 60" 1 spare mounted in stock location underneath the bed. 1 spare mounted on swing away tire carrier. Lighting Headlights: Hella H4 conversion lenses Floodlights: 2 Hella 3000FF mounted on front bumper Comm. and Nav. CB: Uniden Pro 520XL VHF: Kenwood TM-271A 2m mobile GPS: Garmin Nuvi 750 (city) Garmin GPSMap 60Cx (offroad) Stereo who cares. It works. Misc. Canback Canvas Top 4runner Leather seats Line-X bedliner 4runner mirrors 2009 Toyota Hilux D4D Intercooler hood scoop (to clear the new motor) imported from Greece Odyssey PC1500 Deep cycle batt. Aux. under hood fuse panel ARB hi output compressor ABS removed LSPV removed Holy Crap! Now I know where all my money went! I'm sure I missed something though. Last edited by AxelR; 07-14-2010 at 10:17 PM.

03-17-2009, 11:21 PM	#2
TheOtherSide Administrator Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Surrey, BC Posts: 1,922	Wow... that's quite a truck you've built. I can see a lot of $$ going on there! Welcome to Overland Canada! __________________ '93 Suburban K1500, 6" RCX Lift, 4.88's, 14B SF ARB'd, 35" BFG KM's

03-18-2009, 09:02 AM	#5
Jeremy Moderator Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Surrey BC. Canada Posts: 1,345	Hey Axel! Glad to see you found your way here, been to busy with projects to post much latley. How is the 3.4L running, I was following the thread on Yotatech. Welcome cant wait to get out wheeling with you again, been a long time. Jeremy __________________ 93 4Runner "Project overland" Looking for the road less traveled 2008 Trip count: 41 days out 26 nights camped 3 Province 8 states 12300kms

03-18-2009, 10:48 AM	#8
Sero Moderator Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: at my keyboard...or somewhere else Posts: 682	Hi Axel, Welcome to Overland! Nice work on the truck... __________________ 96 XJ...

03-18-2009, 08:43 PM	#9
JaredS OLC Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Prince George Posts: 98	Welcome aboard. Nice rig you got! __________________ 2003 Nissan Frontier S/C

03-17-2009, 11:23 PM	#3
AxelR The Chosen One Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: N. Vancouver, BC Posts: 587	Thanks. I saw the site in Jeremy's sig over on Yotatech. I thought I would come on over and join up. Lucky member number 13. LOL!

03-18-2009, 09:08 AM	#6
AxelR The Chosen One Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: N. Vancouver, BC Posts: 587	Hey Jeremy. The 3.4l runs well but I haven't been able to really test it out. I still need to finish up the exhaust system. I have had a lot of crap come up lately and the truck budget shrank dramatically. So at present it just sits in the garage. Once the weather starts getting better I'm sure I will get more motivated to button things up.

04-23-2009, 08:42 AM	#10
BackCountryPunk OLC Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Squampton Posts: 11	Hey Axel, Thats a really nice truck you've got there, I've seen it around once or twice. 'specially like the canvas top, thats cool. __________________ It doesn't have to be Fun, to be Fun.

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