Matts 85runna Build

Started by -Matt-, April 02, 2008, 08:54:03 PM

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-Matt-

Quote from: Goose on April 17, 2008, 01:56:26 PM
Hey matt, How about a wiring diagram of how you made that regulator work?
Did you just splice it in so it regulates the power to the clutch on the compressor?

hey scottt im sure theres tons of different ways but how i did it was i ran the positive off the battery too the positive on the clutch wire, then ran the rest of the positive through what use to be the negative ground on the pump to the pressure switch and then just grounded it to the body off the switch.


-Matt-

heres the pics with the 36's on, the lift is just kinda temp to get me by till i get better springs with a little bit more lift, which i mainly only need in the rear


Goose

Sweeeeet!
When i get off my ass im gonna do my OBA..
So you comin saturday? kegs gettin tapped at like 11:30 or so..
as soon as we get back...
Baller Status: Coming Soon To A Toyota Near You!...   :afro:

My Life Is A Very Complicated Drinking Game... -Me

90 ext. cab v6, SAS'd, 37's

94 4runner -work in progress

www.slagfactory.com

My Buildups:
'90 ext. cab
http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=38260.new#new
'94 4Runner
http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=53882.new#new

-Matt-


Jud

One Ton Single Cab  - http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=48229

"bout tree fiddy"


Goose

Quote from: ClownMan on April 17, 2008, 10:42:06 PM
is it tomorrow night in O-ville?
saturday night.. after gay-o-ville high schools prom.
Baller Status: Coming Soon To A Toyota Near You!...   :afro:

My Life Is A Very Complicated Drinking Game... -Me

90 ext. cab v6, SAS'd, 37's

94 4runner -work in progress

www.slagfactory.com

My Buildups:
'90 ext. cab
http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=38260.new#new
'94 4Runner
http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=53882.new#new

-Matt-

damn im gonna be at buddies cabbin Saturday night with the woman or else i would come

COToy91

where did you get the intake filter for the OBA
Colorado...its where the cool kids live

-Matt-

Quote from: COToy91 on April 19, 2008, 06:58:02 PM
where did you get the intake filter for the OBA
i just snagged it from the compressor i robber the pressure switch off of but i think u can get them pretty much anywhere

-Matt-

when i bought my truck it came with an extra set of doors that have been sitting in my rafters for a while. now thats its getting warm i decided i wanted to make me some half doors, so i went to my old high school and jacked some sheet metal. heres a few pics of what i have done so far, i expect to have them finished by this weekend.



-Matt-

heres a few pics from the wheelin adventure last weekend. so about a month ago when i replaced my heater core and radiator i seriously didnt have even 12$ to get legit fluid so i found this 6$ additive and that was from prestone and it said it was antifreez/coolant additive form small trucks and cars. so i added the bottle and topped it off with water. i thought it was legit but it wasn't. after we woke up to head back home i started my truck and i heard major belt squeak, checked it out and my water pump was frozen. i undid the belt and stated it again to let it warm up a bit and thaw. after it was good to go i put the belt back on and we headed off. didn't get far till it overheated. pulled the t stat didn't change anything. so i thought that my water pump went out. after getting town out of the snow i pulled the water pump while lil buddy and aj went to go pick up a new water pump for me. i looked fine once i had it all apart so i began to look around more and turned out being the return hose that attaches right to the radiator was frozen. undid the hose and got it all out and i was good to go. even more lame i had to rip it all apart again once i got home couse we didn't have gasket sealer and it was spewing hardcore on the ride home.





toy4x4ota

Liqour in the front   Poker in the rear

LIFTED TRUCKS ARE GAY

85 toy, 223:1, welded/welded, 38's, running on PANE

Doof

Quote from: toy4x4ota on April 23, 2008, 07:19:51 PM
those are some nice 4runners

:yesnod:

o and dont forget to mention i pulled your ass all the way to inskip from 200 yards up the road from chris's cabin


and ill rub out the mark left by my tail light from slidding into you

Jud

Quote from: sillywilly on April 23, 2008, 08:50:02 PM
:yesnod:

o and dont forget to mention i pulled your ass all the way to inskip from 200 yards up the road from chris's cabin




and ill rub out the mark left by my tail light from slidding into you



He just said he is gonna rub you out! haha
One Ton Single Cab  - http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=48229

"bout tree fiddy"

BigBs84

Build it wright-wind it tight
   High-N-Tight offroad
http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=45027.0 My truggy build

ajordan1975

1990 4Runner, SAS, 22re, 5spd, Dual stock cases, Locked f/b, interior cage

-Matt-

Quote from: Jud on April 25, 2008, 08:33:17 AM


He just said he is gonna rub you out! haha

haha hes gonna need to do more than that

Doof

got my lights all legit... they are tits

-Matt-


-Matt-

i just finished my half doors today, i'm super stoked on how well they came out. the only thing i have to finish are the panels that i'm going to make out of masonite for the inside.




-Matt-

im sure many of u have heard about using boat/marine paint for their truck. if any of you are interested in the product im putting out a recommendation to the company called Interlux. this stuff IS AMAZING. its the closes thing to profession without going professional. the oil based polyurethane paint is strong as :pokinit: and has an amazing finish. this company knows their stuff and has endless products. the company doesn't distribute directly so heres a good link to the type of product that im using. http://www.jamestowndistributors.com/userportal/show_product.do?pid=64 there are some pretty sweet colors. the best way would be to spray it on, but u can also roll it on. when i first head it i though roll on car paint...ghettooo. but trust me its anything but. it smooths itself out and if you know how to paint it turns out amazing. you also have to use a high density roller like this the product its not that cheap but its fully worth it and you could probably pint your whole truck with 3 quarts.

solar86yota

Wow.. these look like they are professionally done. Great job!!!!!!!!!!!! When can you make me some?
By the time I get the money for an SAS I'll be 65 at this rate!

-Matt-

haha thanks, and if ya didn't live so far away id say buy me some beer and supply the metal and id help ya do it all.

solar86yota

Ha yeah, I have missed out on so many things cause i live here in good old Idaho. Don't think for a minute that if I did live in Cali that I wouldn't be wheelin' it up with you guys and going to visit Marlin's Shop  :thumbs:
By the time I get the money for an SAS I'll be 65 at this rate!

-Matt-


John Doe

Dam fine job  :biggthumpup:
I have always been a fan of half doors I might just have to find some beer and sheet metal for you when I get back from Iraq.
Good job on the build thus far  :beer:
My 85 4Runner build http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=46841.0

peacesells: "Its kinda fun tryin to avoid body damage, just like playing operation with different sound effects"

-Matt-

thanks buddy. and sounds good hit me up any time


unclejpl4x4

overheating when theres snow on the ground  :tantrum:   i love the doors
build thread http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=39214.0
CB install http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=45467.0
roundeyes http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=33294.0;highlight=round+eyes
LC exhaust head 2 tip, EB RVstreethead O/S valves,EB  268c/torker cam , .20 over , metal t-chain wear pads
MARLIN clutch 1200, master clutch cly