Bought a Taco

Nah, thats the same bed and roll bar that has always been on it, but thanks I think it looks good too :D

Yay for Poser shots!

**** left to do:
-Clearance twin sticks a little better (bitch is popping out of four high on deceleration)
-Mount the Rockers
-Install PSC Power Steering Pump
-Extend Bump Stops one more inch in the front
-Wheel the sumbeech again

Tested the suspension on the trailer for the bump stops and grabbed the poser pics

http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f1...a/CIMG0069.jpg

http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f1...a/CIMG0068.jpg

http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f1...a/CIMG0074.jpg

For reference pops is about 6' so she is still a little tall...

http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f1...a/CIMG0065.jpg

He's a handsome man, he must have had one ugly milk man back in the day! :flipoff2:

For a yotard, it's looking good Chris. I hated to see the IFS go, would have been nice to see you wheel the piss out of it!

I did wheel the piss out of it, that is how I blew it up!

Ok after talking to 406 YJ over on Pirate for a good long while about tearing these wheels apart, I am going to attempt it tomorrow. I wanted to justify doing it myself so I called two local "off-road" shops this morning and one told me it was too much effort for them and the other quoted me $320 for all four.:rolleyes: I am glad they made up my mind for me!

Got two done today. This ****ing blows. In the future I am just ordering new PVC inserts when I change tires. Thank god these tires are damn near disposable!

It will be easier next time you do it. It took me about an hour a tire to dismount old SXs from the H1 rims and install them on my IROKS

which runflats/inserts are you using?

406 yj's PVC inserts. Suckers don't bend or flex at all. They are super easy to get into the new rockers they are just a bitch to get out of the stiff ass goodyear mt's. I am tearing up the beads pretty good.

You're not spitting on them near enough. ;)

*** actually I am using KY. No joke works like a charm in getting the inserts in the new tires!

Well here is a pic in the day of the Tacoma. I was unloading it from the trailer and the wife thought it was picture time.

http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f1...a/IMG_2533.jpg

Ok on to the nitty gritty, I would estimate it took about two hours a wheel/tire combo to unfawk the crappy ass H1 tires from the H1 rims, rip an insert out, put the insert into the tire with some beads, make sure the O-ring is seated right and not come out at the last minute and then bolt the 12 bolts down as hard as I could. It was a learning experience and next time it will go a lot faster.

Here I was pissed at the bead and making sure it broke.

http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f1...a/c8158206.jpg

When those front springs settle in a bit, I bet it will set just right.

I don't know what you used to tighen the bolts down, but I just crisscross with an air impact and call it good. If I had plans to do a good bit of street driving I would probably put a torque wrench to them.

looks to clean, needs more body damage so u can look cool like brian

need good pics with new tires

I drove it to work today so I will take a mall crawler pic of it in the garage.