/ORG/ - Almost Autumn Adition

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>>17756496
>>17756495
stop right now you nigger

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>>17756450
>great-wall-motors-confirms-intent-to-purchase-jeep-brand
>great wall motors
what in the flying fuck is this?
what cars do they even make m8s?

>>17756516
GW Motors
Haven't you heard? The W is for Wumbo.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Wall_Motors

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>>17756506
stop posting this shit in every thread

>>17756450
>>17756539
>heeps will now be made by chinks

what fucking shit is this?

>>17756546
An improvement over German/Italian Jeeps I'll bet.

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>>17756546
toyota is made by a different type of chink. what's the problem?

https://indianapolis.craigslist.org/cto/d/1996-toyota-4runner-limited/6263017281.html

good deal for a 4runner?

>>17756583
Yes. If he has papers to back up what he says, do it. Looks like it was dailed too so probably wasn't handled too rough.

>>17756602
the timing belt replacement was what really caught my eye for the price

>>17756610
So go see if it was piloted by a stinky tublord or if it was repainted to cover up rust. If neither, buy it for that good price.

>>17756569
This is true, but on the correct of the Japan Sea.

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>>17756450
>enjoy summer while it lasts
>mfw I'll actually have to drive in the snow this year

>>17756748
>tacofaggel
>snow

it was nice knowing you

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>>17756773
Wish me luck this winter. Luckily it's mostly slush here, so it not like it'll get caked onto my wheels and make my tread completely useless.

But still it's snow and I'm still >2wd

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>tfw came back from lunch to find my front left tyre almost dead flat
>inspect tyre for large cracks and/or nails
>have 33 inch Kumhos previous owner put on it and the spare tyre is just a normal tyre so shit out of luck
>plus I don't have a jack yet big enough to swap if I had to
>pumped tyre back up to 40psi and limped home doing 30 under the limit in case something happened
>quickly pull into service station on way home and check pressure, all good
>been home for an hour now, pressure still at 40, sprayed tyre with soapy water and checked for bubbles, nothing

I really fucking hope it was just a freak occurrence as I don't have the cash for a new tyre let alone a whole set at the moment.

>>17756889
Probably a sticky valve. At worse I'd take it to the tire shop and patch it if it's a puncture.

>>17756915
Ironically enough my sister just bought me a 4WD Puncture repair kit for my birthday last week, fucking psychic.

>>17756889
May need a rim service in the next few weeks

>>17756915
Can you do radial patches at home?

>>17756978
May need to buy a cheap 4 cylinder shitbox and just DD that instead, fucking Toyotas man.

>>17756516
>Scotty anti Merc posting still a thing years later
It's like I never left. Did that guy ever finish his MR2?

>>17756450
>rotates camera to make it look steep

>>17757132
Nah, he ran out of wafer thin cutting discs and couldn't find an alternative.
>>17756982
Personally, I wouldn't. I'm happy to pay to have the tire removed, patched, refitted and balanced. Pain in the ass doing it at home.

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https://youtu.be/iV3knY8oEjY

>>17757451
>crownon lives on plantation
how many afros do you own

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If I ever got stuck with a gf with the Personality and maintenance equivalency of a Landcruiser I think I would just stick to fucking the Landcruiser desu. Fuck me dead, a lot less hassle.

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You can rape my wallet, but you can never rape my freedom.

>>17757588
Good to see you're still kicking around with your truck, and you've hit up Supa Centre too.
Considered a 1HD-FTE swap yet?
>tfw Toyota never made a factory turbo diesel live axle HDJ105
Missed opportunities Toyota...

>>17757562
>letting your niggers grow afros
i bet u let them sing their hippity-hoppity nonsense too.

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>>17757648
niggers are lazy
mexicans are the best workers

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Bought new ball joints and a HD tie rod for the heep, should be here by thursday. Pulled the front tires off to look at the brakes to find excessive play in the BJs... Lousy chrysler using plastics in their ball joints to save a buck. The Synergy BJs have had nothing but good reviews mostly so I can't wait for my next day off to put them in. Went with a Synergy tie rod just cause heavy dooty and there was still an active code on the site giving me nearly $150 off my order.

>>17756982
But why?
>>17757409
Yeah, tire joint I frequent will patch a tire for 20 bucks in a fraction of the time it would take me to even think about doing it at home. fuqdat

>>17758014
Ball joints suck, I've killed a set in 6 months from wheeling the truck hard. I prefer kingpin axles, but I don't plan on running a Dana 60 anytime soon... Ha

>>17758043
Yeah, the factory ones are at nearly 80k KM. I was doing the math on swapping out the front dana 30 to a rockjock 44 or teraflex axle and its just not doable right now, largest tire size I'd like to go is 37 but we all know how that goes. If I could find a set of one tons for cheap to build up over time I'd do it.

>>17758069
Yeah I have 37s now on my K5, got 10 bolt 1/2 ton axles. Just bought a 14 bolt full float rear so I don't have to worry about broken rear axles or wheels falling off. I'm probably gonna keep the 10 bolt front axle and run RCV axle shafts. Anything larger than 37s I'd go larger front axle.built Dana 44s will handle 37s just don't run an engine with too much power.

I've run 1 tons before, they are great, but heavy and expensive. I kinda like running smaller axles that'll just handle the tires you want to run, then you have to drive smarter... Ha

>>17758124
Running 35s on the dana30/44, sport model 3.21 gears included with no limited slip or lockers and just a disconnected front end. Lol, I gotta be smart about my lines or Im never getting up it.

>>17756569
Umm sweetie, that where your're wrong...

>>17758014
lol hi jamie
has concession lake really gotten that deep in places? is there a go-around?

>>17758555
Loooool mfw...
There were spots where my 35s were covered but all the really deep ones had bypasses. Our group handled them no problem.

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Are ATVs the top-tier offroad vehicle?

>>17758723
Is that a polaris RANGER!?

Also, no. Dirt bikes or GTFO. Unless you're carrying / towing things with the ATV, there is no point in having 4 wheels.

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Goatherder here. Haven't visited /ORG/ in a while. Surprised to see old pics of doggo and wifey posted, but whatever. Here's a recent pic from around Idaho Springs.

I'll be selling the Goat in about 1.5 months. Goatlovers be advised. I'll post a link to the CL ad here when the time comes.

>>17756541
Not me Crownon. I like to keep my photo posts fresh and with commentary.

>>17758784
So are Geo Trackers just the yank version of Escudos? Why does every offroading yank on /o/ loose their shit over them, Escudos arent that great.

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>>17758774
Nah, Sportsman 570. Its a fine machine when you're transporting yourself, a backpack and maybe a few long tools, as its small and slim - but when you're towing a small ATV-trailer with fine gravel you can feel that both the engine and brakes are a tad too small

Do they make Diesel powered Jeeps in the US? I keep looking for a Diesel Wrangler but can't find any. Anybody tried using biodiesel before?

>>17758789
It has like 50 names across the globe, but yeah.

I think it's mostly because so few off-road vehicles in burgerland aren't huge monstrosities. The Tracker/Sidekicks are fairly capable, cheap, and easy to work on. The Samurai is a better true offroader, but they're getting hard to find unadulterated.

>>17758808
rotflcopter hell no

>>17758808
Fuck I wish. Theres talk of a diesel Jeep coming out in 2019 but who the fuck knows. Unlikely.

>>17758808
Buy a TJ and swap it like thousands of people have.

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>>17758809
GOd it must suck for you yanks, my first car was a Daihatsu Feroza. Got it for 2.5k. Can only imagine how much an import of that would cost you over there. Probably the reason theres so many Jeepfags over there.

>>17758820
I'm sad to see these starting to become rare. Ten years ago I knew a good 15 or so people with one, and now maybe 2

>>17758836
Yup... we had the "Rugger" athough it was still called "Rocky".

Rugged as fuck, 2.8 turbodiesel was plenty in such a small car... Terios doesnt do it justice

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>>17758842
Just glad my countries not fully cucked. Some yanks would kill for what I have now.

>>17758820
I was about two beers away from buying a Rocky before I found the Goat. Very rare and I was worried about finding parts. Cool ride, though.

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>>17758851
>>17758856
*screams internally*
Not a single Rocky for sale now

>>17759059
You wouldn't buy it anyway and you know that.

>>17759114
Just because I wouldn't personally buy one it doesn't mean that I dont mind them going away. To be fair, it would be my second pick for a small offroad build, right after the LJ73

>>17756495
Is that some kind of sleeping room?
I'd be worried about someone knocking that over, or stabbing through the bottom of that.

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Thoughts on 2006 Jimny (ute) for medium duty offroading. Only looking to replace shocks and tires. Put in a bash plate, bull bar and snorkel. Ive heard the electronics are pretty exposed, should I look into sealing them up?

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>>17758784
we know it's not you goatfam, I think we all know it's a certain pop-star impersonator

>>17759118
Jeep LJ?

>>17759378
>worst poster on this general blames best poster on this general for cancer spam

>>17757611
>Considered a 1HD-FTE swap yet?

Considered loaning me the money to do so? I'd appreciate it.

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>>17759424
Nah, LJ73 Land Cruiser

>>17759815
I've never seen a Mid Wheel Base with the Prado/Bundera front end...
Did you guys get the 3B powered BJ73? That'd be my pick. Industrial diesel motor coupled with a larger gearbox and 9.5" diffs as opposed to the smaller Hilux based L-series drivetrain. Those MWB Cruisers are close to the perfect all-round offroader IMO, if I didn't need a little more room.

>>17759177
Dunno about the exposed electronics thing, but they're an excellent offroader out of the box. With appropriate tyres it'll leave everything else behind in the bush. Just keep in mind it's a small truck with a small payload and you won't have a problem.
>>17759590
No worries lol
On another note, how has that 1FZ been treating you since you did the big service?

>>17758851
You'd be surprised at how wrong you are

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Let's spice this thread up!
Finally got my Jeep fixed, I'm happy with the results. However, the A/C is going to be down for a while. But altleast it's starting too cool down.

>>17760678
pretty spicy my dude XD!

post a pic of your anus bls

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Anyone ever heard of a NP4530 trans? I guess they came bolted to a NP203 in a Dodge WC series.

Well my fucking problem is that somehow, one is in my 73 Dodge 360 2wd truck that I'm putting my 79 4x4 frame under. And the 79's TF727 that is bolted to its 203 is full of fucking mud.
I'd like to go manual because the pedal box is for it. auto conv wouldn't be that hard though because I already had a hurst floor shifter in the other truck.

What do?

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>>17756450
Hello offroad fellas. I was wondering if any of you have experience with W460 G-wagens? I am specifically focusing on European anons. Mobile.de has ex-mil G300GD for sale for under 7000 EURO with under 17000 km on the clock. How insane would it be to turn something this into a project vehicle and restore over several years worth of weekends while fitting into the budget of 25000-30000 EURO? My previous diy mechanical experience is with motorcycles-only, but I am a keen learner and don't mind picking up new skills.

>>17761556
I have that 300GD motor sitting in my driveway right now as we speak. If you have a buget of 25000 EUR, you can probably find an already restored one that doesn't have the anaemic OM617 motor.

How insane? I have a friend who's doing it right now and it should only take him one year as he works 2 days a week passively hammering little blocks back together.

Ex-military also means leafsprings front and back, right? Also do you have a rear skylight for a gunner's port and 24V? A lot of the things there could be very annoying to work on.

>>17761582
>https://suchen.mobile.de/fahrzeuge/details.html?id=247272613&damageUnrepaired=NO_DAMAGE_UNREPAIRED&doorCount=FOUR_OR_FIVE&fuels=DIESEL&isSearchRequest=true&makeModelVariant1.makeId=17200&makeModelVariant1.modelDescription=G+300GD&makeModelVariant1.modelGroupId=12&maxPrice=20000&pageNumber=1&scopeId=C&fnai=prev
It's the Puch G version for the EE civie market & military. Doesn't look like there is a skylight. I assume you mean bundeswehr versions for the gunner's port, right?
What is wrong with OM617? My thought was that it was one of the legendary reliability motors. In addition to biodiesel and all that jive.

I have gotten the idea from looking at the reviews of the new G-wagen professional. Surely you can restore an older one to something similar for under 30000 EURO, can't you?

>>17761647
I have two OM617s sitting in my driveway right now. One is an .951 TD (mass produced and very reliable) and the other one is a .931 specific to the G-Wagon. Came with a lot of funky stuff and parts for it are more expensive than others. The intake manifold does not have a regulator which may give it an extra 2 or 5 HP but costs twice the price of regular ones. The biodiesel or grease slowly eats away at your injectors which could cost up to $1000-$1500 for original ones.

I have all the whole set that can sell to you for like $2000USD or so if you're serious about rebuilding it to G-Wagon specs. I would swap in a .951 TurboDiesel.

Anyway, you can BUY a refurbished G-Wagon for around 20k USD and do a small fix job while grinding away and spending 10K USD. Then they'd even have coil suspensions instead of leafs.

>>17761685
I am exploring the options at the moment since that is quite a lot of money to spend.

If choosing the option of buying a refurbished G-Wagen, what would be the best G-wagen base to go for (engine and series-wise) within 20k Euro limit? Priorities are 4/5 door, off-road capable, practical and (relatively) inexpensive to maintain work-horse vehicle. Essentially a budget G-wagen professional. I don't give two shits about rims or glossy paint work.

>>17760135
Issues galore mate, I'm really starting to understand the toyota tax meme. Still fun as fuck to take offroade though, gonna finally take it camping within the fortnight hopefully.

>>17761356
Three options
>Find another np203
>Np205 independent tcase
>Np435 4speed manual trans with a np208 or np231 tcase out of a 80-93 dodge

The np203 while strong, is a full time 4wd and not all that desirable

>>17762630
Another option is to find a 205 to put behind the low range box of the 203 to make a doubler, so 4 to 1 crawl ratio...

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>>17756450
Is there anything comfier than driving your SUV in a snowy night??

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>tfw you realise the chinks still build a modern pattern gen2.5 Montero blister gaurd

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>>17762874
And unlike a lot of other Chinese copies, I don't think this looks half bad. Still unmistakably a 2.5, but still looks relevant in the modern market.

>>17762630
My 203 is a part time conversion, so I'd really like to keep it.

>>17762777
Tried that route nobody makes a dodge specific adaptor to mate the two, you would have to use a Chevy mated 205 to bolt to the 203 reduction box

>>17762950
Then you can either rebuild your 203 or find another 203 and do a part time conversion, I think the kit is only like $150

Be warned, because the 203 uses the chain to sling fluid into an oil cup that oils the rear bearing you have to drive a few miles in 4wd once or twice a week to keep the bearing lubricated if you have a part time conversion

>>17762970
Then get a Chevy 205, they aren't that expensive...

>>17762993
The 203 is fine,, I just need a trans to bolt to it

>>17763044
Gotcha I read that as the 203 is full of mud

If you really want to keep your 203 the only options you have is to rebuild your trans, find another 727/manual trans that had a 203 bolted to it or get one that had a 208/231 case, tear it down and swap the output shaft that's in your junk trans into it. The 203 uses a unique input shaft so unless you find a trans that had one from the factory you either got to rebuild yours or go to a different case

>>17763263
Tbh I've never tried a manual offroading, should I just go for the auto regardless? Or is manual GOAT?

>>17763381
auto is better for off road and I say this as someone who's normally a manual enthusiast.

>>17763403
False

There is no better, each has pros and cons

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>>17763403
Well shit, this is getting expensive.
At least I know how to rebuild the 727, but I'm betting about all the cylinder walls in it are fucked and I'll need a new housing.

>>17763429
What are the cons of an auto?

>>17763429
LOL, you're an idiot if you think that an auto isn't far superior to a manual off road.

>>17763429
Oh look, further proof this thread is full of larpers who don't actually wheel. What a mega surprise.

>>17763429
this is quite accurate
it's really just about personal pref

>>17763513

They can overheat and break down in an off-road environment which is very very expensive

>>17763577
That seems a bit silly and easy to solve with a trans cooler.
Knowing ATs, they are not fragile. There may seem to be a lot to go wrong, but it's just a simple hydraulic system.
And in my experience, they will usually show signs you're going to break it a bit before it goes.

>>17763381
>>17763403
>>17763429
I feel like, for something without a proper low-range, auto is better

If you have a damned good low-range, maybe even a dual-transfer system, then I don't see how an automatic could be better

>>17763602
this is the correct answer
your lowrange situation is the deciding factor

>>17763602
The land cruiser A353 transmission has a second gear start which is really helpful in a lot of situations.

Manual is best only with direct injection because you can pushstart or even hand crank adapter and run your vehicle without a battery.

>>17756539
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Wall_Motors

Why the fuck they want to buy Jeep? That means they have to be responsible for all the retiree benefits packages and future pension payouts. It is not the chinese way to pay out billions of dollars of both medical and pensions in the future for employees that did not earn any money for the chinese company.

If the chinese company can find alternative ways to obtain dealership locations, it will do that and then compete head to head with Jeep on price. Great Wall also owns Haval and others. It is already one of the world's largest SUV manufacturers. It is also one of the world's largest pickup truck makers. It is China's largest SUV and largest pickup truck maker. So there is plenty of firepower to compete if they can only manage to obtain dealership and distribution chain locations. That's pretty tough and expensive and takes time which they might not have if other chinese competitors also rush onto the usa market.

>>17763602
Describe, if you would, what a "proper" low range is

>>17764173
My daily is 10:1, so probably more than that

>>17764180
You are very poor at descriptions my good man

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>>17764173
For offroading I'd say its when you can just idle and it'll climb & get through whatever it is you're up against without issue. If you can do this you're using less fuel, you have a much more constant flow of power, which in turn makes the car a lot more predictable. Lower RPM also means the engine won't get as warm

This is a good example. Music is perhaps a tad cringey, but here you see a dual transfer case in the works, where the car just idles and goes slowly forwards without a driver, and how easily it climbs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKPIJCvNghs&list=FLqoupciJyXQJ398J3SRYSxA&index=30

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Thinking of pulling the trigger, 18K Canadian so 15K real money. If I had a good 5k squirreled away for parts and maintenance, should I go for it? Would I get beat up if I showed up to a meet in it?

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>>17764421
>/ORG/ meets

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>>17761778
300s are the cheapest. my friend has a frame that you can buy off him. mint and galvanised too. I'm thinking of putting a prius on it and a cummins in the back seat one day if he still has it at this house.

You could go for a Land Crusier 70 or 80 like I did or buy two Land Rover Discovery IIs and use one for parts and one for driving. The Disco will have issues but Discos are cheap enough that you can buy three of them in non-operational. Just get the buick V8s and not the shit TDs. Your listed G-Wagon can work, too but for 30k euros, you can almost certainly buy two operational 300 series for that money (I was looking at importing them in last year and saw them locally go for around $17k CANADIAN dollars from any up to 1990).

Hell for 30k, you can even buy a Mercedes Sprinter 4x4 like the Icelandic did. See last thread. >>17658533 . Put them on 40s.

>>17764421
where in Canada, btw?

>>17764457
Based St. Catharines

>>17763429
Agreed. For me personally the ability to directly influence vehicle speed with engine RPM can't be beat. The simplicity to not only maintain, but diagnose, bump start and flat tow if there's any problems out in the bush is also priceless.
Although I definitely see merit in a well built automatic in terms of torque multiplication slip, and believe that much less then a final 1st gear low range ratio much less than 40:1 you'd be better off with an auto.

>>17764421
Do it. They're still the bargain buy that I feel wont stay affordable forever.
Keep in mind however they have a lot of bespoke components like the independent rear end, and a Mivec 245hp version of the 6G74 which is unique to the Pajero Evolution. Sourcing replacement top end parts is difficult if not impossible, and AFAIK replacement bare heads simply don't exist.
On the upside if the cooling system is maintained as should be and it's never allowed to overheat, there shouldn't be any reason to ever replace a top end.

If I could buy one, I'd probably pull the numbers matching Mivec motor, wrap it and put it in storage, the fit a second hand 3.8 6G75 from a locally sourced Mitsubishi 380 for daily duties and other shenanigans.

>>17764577
Nice. Do it and we can wheel together.

Or you come come up to Orangeville and you can choose between a few Pajeros, 4runners, and Land Cruiser 60s that my guy has for sale. If not, he can probably import you a Pajero or equivalent if you're set on getting a RHD.

Opinions on using road signs as skid plates?

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>>17765386
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>>17765386
>>17765569
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>>17765386
>>17765569
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>>17765569
I never said I'd steal them.

>>17765386
Way too thin and way too soft

Just get some 3/16" plate steel

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Well new truck came in. Best money I ever spent.

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>>17765874

>>17766008
jelly?

>>17766008
windows phone user, that you Neet?

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>>17765874
is it an iForce?

post rear sideways pic and modification list

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IDS FUCGING COLD OUTSIDE

>>17759378
lol thank you for this

>>17766314
it's like 15 degrees here.

too hot in canada, senpai

>>17765386
i like it. but only on newer (or newer looking) vehicles.

not as skid plates, though. they can't hold their weight. but you can use them as bash plates

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>>17766291
no, 4.0 V6

TOYTEC BOSS Performance 3": lift, with Total Chaos upper control arms for full range of travel
FN Wheels
Nitto Ridge Grapplers 285/70R17
Addicted Offroad bumper and winch, lights, powder coat in Silver Crackle
RCI aluminum skid plates including gas tank
Rock Sliders by Randy Ellis Design

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>>17766015
>>17766021
Not jelly at all, my piece of shit is better off road. I can even take shittier pics with my half broken windows phone...

>>17767348
Nice junker.

>>17767442
Yup, and it's better then a Toyota or a Jeep since I have a V-8, full size room and inexpensive parts to fix it. Plus the cost to buy this turd is way less then newer overpriced "offroaders". Plus one ton axle swap is easy peasy lemon squeezy, solid axles FTW.

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>>17766356

Fuck it sure sucks to be europoor.

Always wanted long travel suspension but that will unfortunately never happen.

Can take quite big jumps on leafs since lots of down travel both front and rear but I can only imagine how it feels with proper shocks and ifs.

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>>17767490
>better then a Toyota or a Jeep since I have a V-8

>>17766356
>paying 40k for mall rated mods and afternoon trips to starbucks

gay as fuck mate. you'll get left in the dust by people who spent a fraction of what you did and actually learned about their truck while building it

>>17767498
some shitty toytec lift is not LT

>>17767855
>implying having torque isn't a good thing off road

>>17767879
Nah mate this was designed by off road experts for all the terrains of Colorado. Sorry you hate being a poor Fag so much.

>>17768026

>addicted off road
>experts

They used some of the cheapest shit possible and then taxed you for it you mong. Now you're here calling others poor because you took out a loan? lul.

Don't wheel through the paved mall trails too hard. Wouldn't want to beat up the bank's truck!

>>17767348
noooooice tell me about her simpie

>>17768082
I paid cash. Who takes out a loan?

>>17768202
Poor people

>>17768202
People who know the time value of money?

>>17767992
>implying you need a good ole' boy V8 to gain the nessecary torque to off-road
i love my V8's in rods but they're unnessecary for average wheeling

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>>17768082

>>17767442
Basically this.
>>17767348
I'm sure you'll climb over a rock bigger than that overpriced 4Runner, but that's redundant when you break your shit on the second rock with your half assessment ill thought out modification. Seriously, you're bolting 37"s on a 10 bolt.
I love a GMT as much as anyone, but it's a shame most folk here who own them (with the exception of Murphy) are insufferable retards.

>>17768227
>>17768279
>answers his question and proves his point

>>17769352
how do you like the new 4runner, anon?

are you the one that often aggros blue XJ guy?

>>17769367
That guy isn't me. I guess I do aggro him. I'm loving it. Can't really drive it till title and bill of sale come in the mail tomorrow. Will be fixing backup camera and hopefully putting on K&N and mayb e exhaust this weekend.

>>17769380
What did you used to drive before 4runner?

Get some bar protections for the backup camera so you're not paying $2000 every time it hits a rock. Also try and get a rear fog light near the camera's lens so that it'll melt any snow/ ice in the winter.

>>17769385
Volvo s60 and before that a 99 expedition. Luckily the camera only cost me 150 and it's easy to replace. Will definitely look for bars and a light for it though.

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>>17768082

>>17769396
>posting your numbers to please autists
pls

You don't need a bar, though. Any sort of rocker protection like a plastic cage (as long as you can see through it) will be fine. Though, if it's that cheap of an add-on, it may not be worth arming since the bar that will be attached to the bumper will cost 10x more than the camera if you reverse into something.

>>17768082
>>17767879
Do you people not want to be comfortable on your way to the trails? Jesus Christ let this guy live. This guy too >>17767348 >>17767490

Stop aggroing each other and just appreciate the diversity of the vehicles in this general. It's not an offroading forum. It's a weeb cartoon place where we like to discuss general offroad vehicles

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>>17769415
luv u bae

>>17769419
bhomst'd've r u

>>17756450
Is that deer going to be ok?

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>>17769462
i haf no iDeer

>>17769367
>are you the one that often aggros blue XJ guy
That dude's all ready got a chip on his shoulder. No one needs to agro him.
For those curious blueXJfag is the sole reason for all the Burb/Cruiser shitposting from the last 12 months.

>>17769380
If you're gonna offroad it, keep an OEM paper element filter in it. Washable filters like K&N don't filter fine enough (hence the higher flow). They're OK for road use, but at the very least swap a paper element back in when you go wheeling.

>>17769552
Right. /ORG/ turned 1 year a few weeks ago.

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>>17769352
Black K5 guy here, I have 1 ton axles I'm building up right now. I had 35" tires on it before. I got a chance to buy these 37" pitbulls for a screaming deal, couldn't pass them up. They'll get used with the 14 bolt and Dana 60 I literally bought today.

10 bolts won't spontaneously combust running 37s, you just have to be smooth while wheeling about, they can break yes but jeep fags run 35" tires on Dana 35 rears and Dana 30 front axles. IMO running 37s on 10 bolts is no worse then 35" tires on stock wrangler D30 and D35. These axles will get sold to my dad to use on a old willeys flat fender he wants to finish on 33-35" tires.

Now if I were to start throwing money into these axles to make them stronger that would be stupidity. I am currently running these tires with the 10 bolts to get me by until I finish the 1 tons, will also get wheeled and driven on the road while that is happening. I think people don't give 10 bolts enough credit, they're not as bad as people think. They're no 1 tons, but they ain't shit either.

>>17759126
>sleeping room?

I bet you say "haircut person".
Also, it's a fucking tent.

>>17769676
how does a fucking tent differ from a regular 2 person tent? Or a sleeping tent?

>>17759126
I'm surprised you're not terrified of falling over while you walk.

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>>17769352
My old suburban, on 1 tons and 41.5" PitBull rockers, see pic. My second build, unfortunately it takes time and money to finish them, so the K5 is a work in progress.

>>17769687
>how does a fucking tent differ from a regular 2 person tent? Or a sleeping tent?
What?

>>17769877
Is a tent made for fucking different than a tent made for 2 people or a tent made for sleeping?

Is an AMC Eagle actually an offroad vehicle? I see one driving around my house quite often on at least 30 inch tires.

>>17770658
About the equivalent of a Forester. Although the Eagle never came with a low range AFAIK where some Foresters did. At least the centre diff is lockable in the Eagle, so it'd make a good beach and dune basher.

Who has the best ride on /org/?

>>17771015
guy with the blue XJ

>>17771047
This. He has super sekrit 33" tires

>>17771047
pics?

>>17769367
I don't have to be angry to talk shit. Get fucked.

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>>17771103

>>17771228
Wow, looks like shit compared to mine

>>17771228
>>17771362
lmao google reverse image search that. no one on /o/ has that

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My "new" Chevy Dana 60 kingpin axle, has no hubs, so it's wrapped until I get new hubs to cover the spindles. Don't want the spindles getting rusted..

>>17772175
Watcha puttin that into?

>>17773240
It's going under my K5 posted here...>>17767348
And will use this 14 bolt rear>>17769666

Will be running custom 6 lug hubs front and rear on the Dana 60 and 14 bolt. Will also have disc brakes all the way around. Will be running 5.38s and auto lockers front and rear. Will run the 37" pitbulls will I figure out what tire size I want to go with, probably buy some 41.5" pitbulls like I had on my suburban, seen here>>17769751 I liked those tires a lot, plus my buddy got some for his SAS Dakota along with 1 tons.

How do rear brakes on a truck differ from drum brakes on the same style but SUV?

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>bored at work
>decide to decrease/pressure wash engine bay for shits n' giggles
>made sure to not get any on or around the distributor, spark plug wells, etc.
>Start up engine
>idles really low
>well fuck this day
>check everywhere, no water.
>eventually idle corrects itself, but now there are dead spots in the throttle and a CEL
>according to the computer I accidentally the TPS
>either that or its still wet somehow

On the other hand, cleanish engine bay.

>before

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>>17774471
>after

>>17774473
Kill yourself.

>>17774471
Just warm it up properly and it'll dry out after a while. Also, avoid pressure washing your engine bay (or any engine) in future... Degrease and hose work well enough. Too much if a risk of damaging seals and gaskets.

test

>>17774494
Rude.
>>17774499
Well, while I say pressure wash, that's basically what I did. Although the hose I used was a bit stout in terms of water pressure. we HAVE a pressure washer, but it's a pain in the ass to use.

>>17774471
What code does it pull?

Next time, cap everything and attach a garden sprinkler onto the firewal and keep the hood open. Leave it and go watch a movie for two hours and it'll come back pretty clean.

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>>17774625

Pic related.

I've got the sensor disconnected for now to let the connector air out.

>>17774625
Don't do this, or be a retard that uses a house to wash an engine. If you're enough of a faggot to clean your engine, use brake cleaner to clean and find your leaks. Fix the god damn leaks. Then use some more brake cleaner to clean your cold engine. If it gets dirty again, you have another leak, fix that shit. Otherwise, fucking kill yourself for pretending you don't have problems, then getting all god damn surprised that trying to cover up your problems caused more problems.

>>17774657
What's wrong with using a hose to wash mud off your engine?

>>17774657
Bro, why are you so angry?

>>17774660
Because it causes problems, which lead retards here asking why their massive electronic device is malfunctioning, after they sprayed water into it. Then you lead into having an entire community made up of fucking retards like this >>17774667.

>>17774723
>which lead retards here asking why their massive electronic device is malfunctioning

...I wasn't asking? I'm well aware its not working because I hit it with the hose. was just sharing something dumb I did.

>>17774747
You should try face book. That's your personal blog. This isn't. No, no matter what excuse you make, you don't belong here, you haven't been here forever. You need to fuck off. You're shit, and so are your gay ass problems. Fucking kill yourself.

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>>17774797
>tl;dr fucking normies reeeeeee
my nigga you are PLATINUM mad right now.

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>>17756495
FJ qt is best qt

>>17774471
I had a similar issue today anon. Except it got in my spark plugs. I was washing it out with the garden hose and just left it running with the engine on and came back with a cylinder misfire.

Any idea what to do?

>>17774828
How are FJ Cruisers so expensive nowadays!? The 2015 TRDs are going for around 50k at used stealerships and even the 2007s are around $14k.

WHY

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>>17774857

>>17774857
>>17774471
Yeah I had a same problem 2 weeks ago when I was trying to clean my engine bay out. Was using soap and a really big brush but got into the battery and I'm almost certain it shorted out my battery for a split second. Blew two fuses but otherwise fine. Just replaced the 50 cent fuses and got a clean engine bay as a result. I'm putting it away for mudding this year so better keep it clean!

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>>17774871

Because market demand.

They stopped making them right as people started to realize they're probably the most solid SUV of the last 20 years

My dad drives a 2008 Offroad pack FJ - it has 325,000km and he's had zero issues with it. he only replaced the original battery 6 months ago, and that was just a precautionary measure - it was still holding a charge and starting every time

I plan to keep mine forever, unfortunately it's not a TRD/Trail Teams version though. Those are going to be insanely sought after in 20-30 years.

>>17774986
>IFS
Is this because the land cruiser never had a big following in burgerland? Are all the inferior Jeeps just taking all the market for offroad vehicles?

I wouldn't ever dream of getting an FJ Cruiser here. You could get a similar priced FJ105 or two for the price of an FJ Cruiser.

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>>17774996

Landcruisers never sold well in North America, and they haven't been available in America or Canada for quite some time now.

I recently passed a guy driving a late 80's LC, thing was in mint condition. We gave each other big thumbs-up like two giant fags, too.

Also, the IFS meme is Jeep-tier nonsense. Unless you're doing severe rock-crawling or lifting your rig more than 6", IFS is more than capable offroad. By the time you've reached that level of articulation you're probably already rolling down the side of the fucking mountain.

I'm not knocking Jeeps for offroad use, I just find it extremely sad to see what Chrysler has done to them. The build quality is pretty awful, and you need to dump $10-15,000 to make them durable enough to beat up offroad. A stock FJ is already durable and I would drive one over a modded Jeep any day.

Landcruisers are awesome and I'd DD one too, but to be honest their guts are identical to an FJ. The main benefit of an LC offroad would definitely be their visibility. There's no easy way around the blindspots of an FJ - you just need to accept that you lean forward awkwardly around turns, double-shoulder check to make sure you aren't crushing some biker in the next lane, and thank Jesus the 2011 models have a back-up camera.

>>17775023
Yeah the 4runners overtake the market. You'd rarely see 4runners outside of North America since the two door Land Cruisers and Pajeros are much cheaper and more common. Where do you live and was the FJ80 the last vehicle you got?

We have a cult following of XJs here for no apparent reason whatsoever. The parts are insanely expensive and the vehicles lack a frame which means no articulation or damage ability. I maybe see one Wrangler a year so I can't say.

All modern land cruiser variants are IFS so I was just memeing kek. People have to be comfortable on road before going off road. And it's unheard of to own more than one car here

>>17775023
The only fanboys more faggy than jeepfags is toyotards as they carry a false sense of superiority and wave around like it's something to be envied

>>17775131

>200% mad

>>17775131
>false sense of superiority

>false

No.

>>17775023
>Landcruisers are awesome and I'd DD one too, but to be honest their guts are identical to an FJ.
Gotta pull you up there. There is absolutely no commonality between the FJ and any fullsize Landcruiser, except for maybe the the front ring and pinion gear (the centre is otherwise different) and a few trivial parts bin interior items.
The FJ is based on the midsize Toyota platform (Hilux, Prado, Fortuner, 4Runner, Tacoma etc).

>>17775424
Oh, and maybe the 1GR-FE that's available in the J200 in a few developing markets. Otherwise you'd be hard pressed to find anything other than VD, UZ or UR series engines in the 200.

>>17775424

It would be more accurate to say the FJ/4Runner/Tacoma/Prado have the same guts, given that the Landcruiser is the source vehicle for pretty much everything Toyota makes that isn't a car/crossover. There's a huge overlap with the Sequoias/Tundras as well. The Landcruisers did share the same transmissions and engines as the FJs, 4Runners, and Tacomas (until they switched to the new sub-4-litre engines). The 1GR-FE and 5 speed autos were (and as far as I still know) offered in the Landcruisers here. Not sure how many people get them, most of what I see are diesels or V8s.

But to say these vehicles are starkly different isn't accurate either - the FJ/4Runner/Taco are definitely more like one another than the are like the Landcruiser, but there's a lot more than just some shared washers and bolts. If we really pulled the vehicles down to their bare bones (including the Tundra and Sequoia), you'd probably have a 40-50% overlap between all of them, especially when we consider stuff like HVAC systems, wiring, ABS monitors, etc.

>>17775437

Didn't see your post about the 1GR-FE before I posted this >>17775491

Adding to that, though, is the fact that Toyota's part numbering can be misleading. The door handles used on the Toyota Tundra are identical (and can be swapped out with an FJ's handles to perfect function), yet they have completely different part numbers.

Lots of guys blacking out their FJs just buy the black Tundra door handles from the SR5 models, as they're 1/3 the cost of the black TRD FJ handles. Even the lock mechanisms are identical.

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D-don't forget about m-me guys...

>tfw terrorists making you look bad on CNN

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>>17775507

TOYOTA: For when you absolutely, positively have to murder that entire village by sundown.

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Can I play? Is there any room for reliable soft-roaders in ORG?

>>17775424
>>17775437
>>17775491
to rectify some confusion for our international friends: the Land Cruiser Prado and Land Cruiser are two different vehicles.

in America everyone calls the Prado the Land Cruiser, but I don't think many know there's a bigger brother to it

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Meanwhile on bizzaro /org/: Taco actually drives off-road

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>>17775779
Meanwhile on bizzaro /org/: Taco actually bought a off road capable vehicle with 4wd
ohhhhh waiiit........

>>17775529
Of course. See >>17775779

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I fixed radio

WHY IS EVERY 80s TOYOTA OVERPRICED AS FUCK?

Don't give me that "holds their value" bullshit.

They're fucking overpriced. Same with Jeeps.

>>17775965
Fj80s or Toyotas in the 80s?

Because rare, and people will pay that price for them.

>>17775982
Just toyota pickups

>>17775989
If you're in the North, everything is rotted out so you gotta pay to get fresh ones up here.

If you're in the South, all the Northeners pick you clean and drive up the price because when you sell a Hilux in Texas, you also sell to the entire Northeast, northwest, central, and Canada

>>17775791
Don't worry friend I'm doing the swap this summer and then you can find something original to say about my truck :)

How are the modern Toyota Tacomas? Was thinking of pulling the trigger on a new TRD Sport.

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>>17775507

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>>17756450
I have always been anxious of these hitting any obstacle while doing any off road.

What do you have to say? Is there a reason to get anxious on this?

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>>17777280
Keep the speed low, and pay attention to what you're driving over

They're quite solid steel parts and they can take a beating, and in reality nothing that you're going to be hitting at an offroad-crawling pace will be able to break it

I know your fears

>Tfw you cant find the lug nut key you were using a week ago so you can install new ball joints on the jeep

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>>17777528
>tfw my coworker forgot to tighten the nut when we replaced a lower wishbone on his Land Cruiser

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>>17777528
>>17777549
Did he feel stupid? Yes, very

>>17777557
Fuck no doubt hah, thats a very dumb mistake

>>17776300
They're pretty big and kinda restrained by all the traction control and electronic systems, but even from the factory they're pretty capable offroaders.

I've seen some guys with the new Tacomas doing some pretty crazy shit with just a bilstein lift and some good tires

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>>17775131
feel better now little guy

>>17775953
about fucking time

>>17778957
shit gun

>>17778957
7-seater V8 LandCruiser in Norway, and you couldnt afford better lights?

Shame on you

Ran across this shit... Holy balls. Dat rubber. How is that even possible? At the end it looks like he has rear wheel steering?

http://www.break.com/video/think-you-can-offroad-think-again-3124848

>>17778988
amateur

>>17777528
Went around town and no one had a key to fit my lock nuts. Bought a lock key extractor set and ended up having to cut off the security ring with a die grinder before actually being able to get them off. 5 hours to install two ball joints on the driver side. Fml, not enough daylight to do the other side. Working shutdown right now and probably wont have the time to do the other side for another week or two. I hate chrysler and their cheap asses using plastic in the ball joints.

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>>17779165

>>17777483
Thank You! That was a relief knowing it.

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You ever get, you know, real close with your engine?

>>17776004
Summer is over.

Ordered a Rigid Industries E2 20" Combo yesterday. Cant wait till it gets here.

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So I finally took the K5 out for some real wheeling in Altoona yesterday, apparently locked front and rear on 37s with 10 bolt axles isn't the worst idea to have. So much traction, crawled thru and up everything. Truck is still in one piece, other then a high beam bulb that got smashed out on the way home thru the woods... Ha

>>17780592
>he actually bought Rigid instead of a $90 Ebay 50-inch LED-bar

>>17780830

says the dude with the 50" rigid radiance

>>17780833
Aaaay

I wanna see some photos of that in action

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>>17780837

you'll see it in person soon enough

>>17780839
Did you order just one?

>>17780864

yep, they are expensive as fuck

>>17780867
Yup. What did you pay, 11200ish?

>>17780874
6800 :^)

bought it from amazon.com

>>17780880
Lets hope its a real one

>>17780883
hehe yeah

>>17780880
>>17780883
Or better said; it might be real, but I have heard some troubling stuff that a lot of the second-grade stock, returns and whatnot is sold on Ebay, Amazon and whatnot

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>>17781485

>>17781485
I love that time of year. Thanks for the picture. Have a good day!!

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that's enough offroading for you, little bugger

>>17756522
That looks familiar. Where is that? Ocotillo Wells?

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>>17783404

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>>17783425

>>17783378
Not him but
Yeah.

>>17783404
How did you carry that

>>17780734
Sweet Water? Used to go there all the time in a friends Acura Trooper.

>>17784540
Acura Trooper?

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>>17784355
It's inflatable, lol.
Also one guy who does sup tourism just piles 5 - 6 inflated boards on his jimnies roof rack.

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>>17785176
Shut up, JB.

>>17785184
https://youtu.be/G97-iY-FfQ4

>>17784540
Wheeled up at Murph all around the mountain. Even drove thru the back hole near big Murph hill climb.

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>>17785487
>using youtube as a reaction

haha oh fuck niggers im so fucking gay hahaha oh shit hahahahahah

>>17787165

fuck you crownon

>>17787347
Wasn't me you dumb nigger

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>>17787520
>>17787347
>>17787165
literally fuck all of you niggers

>>17787520
how's the weather in mississippi or alabama or whatever gulf state you live in

you get any shit from the storm

>>17787555
It's drier than your mom's pussy up here.

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>>17787588
stop, thot.

testing because thots

>>17787679
HA

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BEGONE, THOT.

>>17756500
That frame flex makes me shiver, good ole long box lol

>>17787866
Gotta make up for the suspension travel of a skateboard somehow

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>>17787836
>tfw crownon trips up

>>17780734
>tfw no decent squarebodies here
it hurts

>>17788386
Square bodies are love, they are life, I love my square body K5. Had two square body suburbans, I'd love to have another one...

>>17788403
all the ones here are overpriced, beat to shit, rattlecan primer paint and bald retread shitpiles. really sucks cause I want one so goddamn bad.
>tfw will never have a fall guy truck

>>17788403
How do K5s differ from Tahoes?

Ford never made a two door expedition, did they?

>>17788437
tahoes are 4 door, standard 2wd fullsize SUVs.
K5s are 4x4 standard, short little truck based deals specifically to fuck around in. they're just chevy's bronco or larger competitor to a jeep.

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https://youtu.be/KqyFgabL9mM?t=4s

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>>17788601

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>>17788386
>>17788418

'85 3/4 ton suburbalanche.

>>17788774
>69
good job anon

hey /ORG/
what's a good winter beater? should i find something awd or just able to go into 4wd whenever snow touches the ground?

>>17789434
Mitsubishi Montero. Best of both worlds.
2H =drift mode
4H =inclement weather
4H-LC=offroadan
4H-LC=SHTF

>>17789604
4L-LC=SHTF*

>>17789434
2016 4runner

Help me /org/

>96 tahoe k1500
>wouldnt start
>typical starter grinding sounds
>change starter
>starter bolt breaks
>motherfucker
>get bolt out
>get new starter in
>still wont start
>still emmiting and awful grinding sound when trying to start
What the fuck am i missing here? Could there be something wrong with the flexplate? Did i over look something?

Not to mention ive had to do all this in the rain because this fucking hurricane. Just wanna get back on the road again.

>>17789904
have you fucked around with the shimming? its really common on the legacy body chevies. the test is making sure that there's 1/8" between the starter armature and the flywheel.

>>17789921
Well i didnt think i would have to if there wasnt a shim prior. The old one didnt have one.

>>17788601
https://m.liveleak.com/view?i=b69_1503962027

Just had to pay 3k in taxes for my truck. Fun

>>17790614
you a commie or yankee

>>17790440
>https://m.liveleak.com/view?i=b69_1503962027
"awww no"

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SOMEONE MAKE A NEW THERAD
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

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>>17790440
why are you rustled anon

>>17790683
Confederate

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>>17791160

guys be careful
the world is coming to an end

>>17792419
>>17792419
>>17792419

>>17791839
>he doesn't know what snowrolling is

>>17792419
>>17792419
>>17792419
>>17792419