84 rebuild

Started by 4x4yota, December 16, 2008, 12:30:55 AM

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4x4yota

just bought a 1984 Toyota pick up 4x4 long bed

specs:
22R
G52 5 speed
tach
3" lift
235/75/15
roll bar
KC lights
and more (still looking it over)

plans:
stock springs F&R
MT tires
topper
carpet kit
bodywork/paint
headers

Im gonna swap the lift to my 81 and use this one as my DD and my 81 as my trail rig

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Just remember that if the tires don't rub, then the tires ain't big enough -Runar

LilChief87

looks decent how much you pick it up for

Mavericks

Rust doesn't look to be to bad, you must be in the rust belt like me.
1985 toyota SR5, 22re,  5.29's locked front and rear, duals with twin stick, longfields.


boggerunner

im gonna guess its an 84, and your 81 looks clean, why not beat the crap outta this one and keep the first gen all spiffey

Mavericks

I think the wheel base on the long bed would be nice for wheeling.  It looks like a nice and solid truck  :thumbs: where abouts are you?
1985 toyota SR5, 22re,  5.29's locked front and rear, duals with twin stick, longfields.

boggerunner

im in western colorado, my long wheelbase kills me out here sumtimes, i hang up on everything. its 117" and flatbellied.

4x4yota

I am in CO also...
Quote from: boggerunner on December 16, 2008, 10:10:29 PM
im in western colorado, my long wheelbase kills me out here sumtimes, i hang up on everything. its 117" and flatbellied.

are you in south western CO or just western...


my 81 needs a lot of body work and is only a 4 speed so it would be better for wheeling and the 84/85 has a straight body with minor rust...and in my opinion the 1st gen trucks look way better beefed up than a 2nd gen and I like the long bed for camping and hauling things
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LilChief87

damn straight the first looks better then a 2nd gen 1st gens rule dont get me wrong i love 2nd gens but yeah

4x4yota

I love them both but I have seen plenty of stock 1st gens around me and I have to say some lift looks bad @$$ so Im gonna do the 3" on my 81 and stock on my "84" but that doesnt mean I wont add some goodies to the "84"
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boggerunner


4x4yota

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4x4yota

got my old boggers on it just for kicks til I can afford new tires

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4x4yota

ok so Im having some charging issues just want to run this buy for a second opinion... ok so I can start my truck and it runs and drives but it is charging a lil high and when I accelerate it charges higher and goes back down when I let off I have checked fuses, links, relays and even swapped out the regulator but still has the same problem... so I am thinking alternator! or what else could it be before I go into pulling the alternator to have it tested/swapped?
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Just remember that if the tires don't rub, then the tires ain't big enough -Runar