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I thought about parting it out but knowing that stuff like the front axle is going to be the first thing to go, I really don't want (or have the ability) to deal with a truck that is difficult to move around. And time is a factor, unfortunately I just need to get it out of my hair. Thanks...

I started advertising my project truck I am selling on some forums and it doesn't seem to be going so well. What other ways have people had success with? Put it in the Trib? Thrifty Nickel? Truck trader? Just seems like if I put it in the Trib or something like that it would be harder to...

Hahahah.. That's funny because I know that girl.. I had no idea she was such an "enviromentalist".. I am going to have to give her a talking to next time I see her.. :rolleyes:

Man it looks good! Way better to see that thing out on the trail and not in my driveway! :D I wish I would have been there, I have to quit being such a drunk. I think I remember wheeling once.. It was a long time ago, so the memories are really fuzzy... hmmm!

I've had my third members set up by him, and bearings pressed on my axle shafts.. I can't complain about the work, JR is awesome! And quick too. I've also referred some friends there and he did good work for them too. When I need work done next I'm definitely going there!

Hey I think that punk got me into wheeling to!

Hahahahahah, you need to get that up on a real webserver. :P I want to see it on the 35's!

I want to come see it, jerk!! Glad you are getting a lot done so you will have time to work on my 4runner. Hahah.

Aw.. I saw Sami when I was down in Moab this weekend.. But I didn't get to see Steve!! Oh well. I was down mountain biking since I don't have anything to wheel right now. How about all that wind this weekend huh? :)

Cool.. One more question.. How much do you need to change with a 3.5" vs a 4.5"? How high can you go before you have to start messing with new drivelines or steering, maybe even brake lines?

My friend is getting a 2000 or 2001 Jeep Cherokee, and he started asking me what lift he should put on it. I don't know anything about jeeps, especially the newer ones. We were looking about 3 inches of lift. Doesn't have to be super flexy because it will not be wheeled too hard. Some...

And why do YOU have IFS rims anyway? For all those IFS trucks you have? lol

Yes, this is true.. ;) But he didn't sound overly excited (and I don't blame him) to find some cheap tires to throw on that pickup (though he did offer me some wheels, bless his heart :D ) so I am taking matters into my own hands. Sorry I won't be able to hang out tonight! I feel bad this...

I am not as concerned about getting rims as I am tires... But yeah I am going to be doing a little rim swapping on all 3 trucks.. :D Gotta hurry so those hard core RME thugs don't break our legs over some lame tires.

ah.. interesting.. That is the info I was looking for. Thanks Skye.

Thanks.. Guess I will just have to go give them a try and see if they fit..

Will stock IFS wheels fit on a SFA truck? Or is there some sort of offset issue?

Thanks Greg and Skye... I'm having this struggle.. To buy something used for cheap and slap it on, or buy something new. DOA looks a little steep for me (talked to Tim today, he said $975..), or I was looking at Blaze Speed Shop has one listed for $500, and engnbldr.com is about $450...

I took off my cylinder head off my 4runner after losing compression in the #2 cylinder. After I got it off I noticed the seat was messed up on #2. So I took it to a machine shop to have it looked at, and in addition to the problems in the #2 cyl, they found a crack in the #1 cylinder as well...

I found a guy here in town, Wally's Injector Service is going to do it for $15 an injector. I think it will be worth it in the end.