My 1985 Toyota 4Runner

[medwards01]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf_Laurel...h_Carolina

JP, Welcome back....Madison County, eh? You just barely made it back inside God's country (North Carolina) didn't you? upergrin:

[johnpaulgolf]

JP, Welcome back....Madison County, eh? You just barely made it back inside God's country (North Carolina) didn't you? upergrin:

Well between you and I we got the west side and east side covered! :xyxthumbs:

[johnpaulgolf]

Removed and replaced rear output seal :xyxthumbs:

[johnpaulgolf]

This might help traction a little :hysterical:






mokin:


:biggthumpup:

[chuzie]

Real men don't need instructions, they just redo it until it works right. Word of advice, go ahead and order a spare set of pins and springs. I loved my lock right but it is almost impossible to find a set of pins and springs when you need them the most.

[medwards01]

Real men don't need instructions, they just redo it until it works right.

Hells yeah, Chuzie....instructions, instructions, ya don't need no frigging instructions!! Read them only after you've exhausted all other possibilities....cratchhe:

[johnpaulgolf]

Real men don't need instructions, they just redo it until it works right. Word of advice, go ahead and order a spare set of pins and springs. I loved my lock right but it is almost impossible to find a set of pins and springs when you need them the most.

Haha ... I did'nt use the instructions when I put one in the front of the Bronco and had to redo the whole thing :hysterical: cratchhe: :hysterical:

Good idea on the pins cratchhe: I know I beat the chit out of the lockright in the Bronco so I hope to have no issues :biggthumpup: mokin: :biggthumpup:

[GOODOLEBOY84]

its still holding up jp, all tho i havent been wheeling in a long time i use the bronco around the house pulling jeeps out of mud holes :hysterical:
and i see you are still using the brass drifts!