1985 Toyota pickup walk around (my 2wd 4banger off-road build)
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- It ain’t much but sometimes you don’t need much to have fun.
A quick question to y’all…what do you guys drive?!
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Ty for watching :)
I wanna give you a secret tip. I’ve never seen a my body do this besides me but in those older Yota’s with the exterior bed hooks you can connect a Military surplus pup tent to it. The loops on the tent line up almost perfect allowing you to setup a tent right in your bed. My and my buddy would drive up to the mountains and make breakfast on the tailgate then sit in the tent until the mountain opened to go snowboard. Such good times
Sadly my bed doesn’t come with hooks. I was actually looking into doing something like that but I guess I’m going to have to find an alternative.
@@Muddy_pescador if your willing to install hooks on the inside of the bed it might still work too
I'm gonna do that!! good call
I absolutely love your rig. Fantastic attention to detail and period correct parts. Those KC lights are bitchin! My first truck/car was a 2wd single cab 93 pickup so that platform will always be near and dear to my heart. I recently got a 2wd 2019 Tacoma SR. It’s a work truck trim so it’s very basic but it feels like a updated version of my 93. I’m not into the latest and greatest tech gimmicks. Give me a simple Toyota and I’m happy. I’ve also owned a 78 single cab, 89 Camry, 01 Sienna and drove my fathers 96 t-100 when is as younger too. I’m so happy to have inherited the love of Toyota from my late father.
Love to hear it man!! Funny enough this is my first car as well, been working on her ever since my sophomore year of high school. My older brother used to have an 83 4wd and that thing was so fun on the trails. Mind you it was slow as expected with a carbureted four cylinder but it was peppy enough to bring smiles to both of our faces. I agree with the simplicity too. There’s nothing like driving a truck with only the basics. I do wish it had AC sometimes but I get by just fine with wing windows. But that’s what it’s all about. It gives the car character, something new cars don’t bring to the table anymore. #yotasneverdie
That recovery point is Hella smart!
Tell me about it 💀💀💀
I have an 87 that looks just like your 85. Things a tank
Yotas are built different.
looks like an easy drive even for that truck. get mud tires you will never even wonder if your gonna get stuck
Thank you, that’s definitely my next move!!!
Do you know if it’s 2wd shocks or 4wd shocks
@@MannyRodriguez555 they’re 2wd shocks, rides pretty much the same as stock!!
What would it cost to lift my 2wd like this?
I probably spent around 750 with shocks, spacers, and tires.
What rims are those? Beautiful truck.
I believe they’re American racing outlaw 2 knock offs
Sick truck man, where’d you get the spacer kit for the front?
www.supremesuspensions.com/products/1985-1998-toyota-ifs-pickup-front-suspension-lift-kit-2wd-4x2
should be this one if I’m not mistaken.
@@Muddy_pescadordid you have to install longer shocks for the front or still on the stock shocks?
What spacers are you running and are they hard to install?
The spacers go in relatively easy. I also added a little bit of torsion bar lift to give it a bit more lift (about an inch or so) which also means you’re most likely going to want an alignment right after the lift. Here’s a link to the spacers I used!!
www.supremesuspensions.com/products/1985-1998-toyota-ifs-pickup-front-suspension-lift-kit-2wd-4x2
@@Muddy_pescador these spacers are for 2-3 inch lift but they don’t give you that much lift ? I’d like to add about 2-3 solid inches
@@henryanaya8459 I’m sure they make larger spacers but the taller you go the more travel your going to lose (I think at least I’m not a mechanic) I think fabtech still makes a proper lift for these 2wds. Lower control arms and all that good stuff.
A roof rack you have a bed😂😂😂
Mainly for looks tbh 🤙