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Old 07-24-2009 | 10:36 PM
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Ahh, Well Ill be there in september if it can wait..?

Pismo 4Runner Jamboree Sept 25-27.
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Yea, I'll let my buddy know, He's not in a big hurry. How's the condition of the bumper? I want to go to the Pismo Jamboree because I live so close, but i'll be in Hawaii that week. Also the bob is looking sweet.
Old 07-25-2009 | 12:04 AM
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How come we cant get that one here?
Its a PG forum, Duhh

Originally Posted by sinister_rn61
Yea, I'll let my buddy know, He's not in a big hurry. How's the condition of the bumper? I want to go to the Pismo Jamboree because I live so close, but i'll be in Hawaii that week. Also the bob is looking sweet.
The bumper has a bit of rock rash, Pm me your Email and ill shoot you some pics ASAP.
That blows youll be out of town, The jambo is sooooo much fun !!

Thanks for the compliments though..

All these people say they'll be watching but none of them comment



Old 07-25-2009 | 02:00 AM
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Wow man you actually cut that truck up , I dont think I would have been able to do that to that truck.

Nice cuts though and good luck with the rest of it.
Old 07-25-2009 | 07:33 AM
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Looks good man, getting pumped about putting mine under the knife. Thanks to Brad in TN for prompting the idea I'm getting started on this next summer



I see your frame rails are sticking out a bit. You plan on chopping those flush or incorporating that into some armor mounting? I suggest the latter
Old 07-25-2009 | 07:52 AM
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Some more pics

Frame rails are gone.


Under there, There's a body mount type deal thats resting on the frame rails..






Should settle back down once I build a tire carrier and get it back in there..



Old 07-25-2009 | 07:56 AM
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Miller, Like you can see the framerails are gone, Ill be adding in some square to go from rail to rail, And eventually a bumper will bolt on to that..


Old 07-25-2009 | 10:56 AM
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i don't really doubt the new bumer will be stout either way, but it would have been nice to integrate the frame more throughout the bumper, it definitely would have been a rarity for your model. Either way since you are dealing with a shorter frame I would recommend fabbing extended mounts. Build the mounts over more of the frame, this way you'll reduce the tongue weight and have the weight of the bumper more evenly distributed through the frame, as well as help you with the rake.

Props for sure, I've liked your get in and go attitude since you've got the new taco. Looking forward to a finished product
Old 07-25-2009 | 06:47 PM
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Its a PG forum, Duhh
I know dude I was j/k of course. We need a non PG section. Where you have to certify that you are over 18. And then the OCR thread should be moved into it.
Old 07-25-2009 | 07:07 PM
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NICE WORK SCOOB!
I like that chop look.
Great job!
Old 07-25-2009 | 07:25 PM
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I love it
Old 07-25-2009 | 07:31 PM
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Originally Posted by MillerPKA
i don't really doubt the new bumer will be stout either way, but it would have been nice to integrate the frame more throughout the bumper, it definitely would have been a rarity for your model. Either way since you are dealing with a shorter frame I would recommend fabbing extended mounts. Build the mounts over more of the frame, this way you'll reduce the tongue weight and have the weight of the bumper more evenly distributed through the frame, as well as help you with the rake.

Props for sure, I've liked your get in and go attitude since you've got the new taco. Looking forward to a finished product
Ahh, I had to read that a few more times to figure out what you meant..

As for the bumper, I do plan on having some good, pretty long mounts going down the frame rails..
What you said makes perfect sense to me..

And
I appreciate that man, IMO these things are easier to lift and mod then the older trucks, (IE struts, instead of BJ spacers )
And have some pretty good aftermarket support, Shes been sucking my money but Im starting to really love the hobby of wheelin and wrenching in general so its all in good fun !!

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NICE WORK SCOOB!
I like that chop look.
Great job!
Thanks man, Ill come up and bob your junk and you can sas my junk.. Kool ?


Old 07-25-2009 | 07:38 PM
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Thanks man, Ill come up and bob your junk and you can sas my junk.. Kool ?


I appreciate the offer and you would be the first person on the planet to bob my junk, HOWEVER, my junk rolls out of the shop bright and early monday morning with a FLATBED
I'll still do your SAS

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Old 07-25-2009 | 07:50 PM
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You are coming right along man!! Can't wait to see the tire carrier!!
Old 07-25-2009 | 09:04 PM
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I love it
Thanks buddy !! Still got a but load of metal movin and tacking to do, but it should come out as good as yours (hopefully..)


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HOWEVER, my junk rolls out of the shop bright and early monday morning with a FLATBED
I'll still do your SAS
Oh dang, I forgot about that..
Hmm, Let me save up 8G's and ill take you up on that offer

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uhhh ????? eew
Get your mind out of the gutter

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You are coming right along man!! Can't wait to see the tire carrier!!
Logan, Its basically a work in progress.
Im not like most people where I have a whole solid weekend to work on my junk, And if I do well Id rather be wheelin it..
So, With that said, Its a work in progress..

Although, the tire carrier wont be anything too special, Itll basically be a Triangular thing that sits in the bed made out of square tube..



AND TO ALL :
Took some poser ass shots today while waiting for a friend to get off of work..Ill have some better ones tomorrow..






I cant stop staring at it and just giggling like quagmire..
Its kinda odd..

Wheeling + Date in the morning....Wish me luck..


Old 07-25-2009 | 09:25 PM
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SCOOB FTMFW
Found him a wheelin chick!
Good luck man
Old 07-25-2009 | 09:50 PM
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SCOOB FTMFW
Found him a wheelin chick!
Good luck man
YEsssiiirrr !!!

Ill make sure to bring some TP so she feel accommodated





Old 07-25-2009 | 10:27 PM
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Your a real gentleman scoob
Old 07-26-2009 | 08:39 AM
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man she found a gentleman didn't she


looks great scuba, and you have huge balls
Old 07-26-2009 | 09:42 AM
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LOOKS KILLER!!!
Old 07-26-2009 | 10:55 AM
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Originally Posted by scuba
Logan, Its basically a work in progress.
Im not like most people where I have a whole solid weekend to work on my junk, And if I do well Id rather be wheelin it..
So, With that said, Its a work in progress..

Although, the tire carrier wont be anything too special, Itll basically be a Triangular thing that sits in the bed made out of square tube..
I like work in progress. Show's dedication. I'm not a big fan of the "hey look at what I did this weekend..." and have a complete rig built. Besides, mine has been a work in progress since '99. LOL!!!

As longs as the tire carrier is functional and you made it, that's all that matters. Its curious to see what you come up with so others can be willing to build they're own instead of buying. Know what I mean?



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