Rebuilding The Hilux Front Suspension And Modifying It For Coilovers!!!
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
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Hilux. Hee-Licks? A Helix is a spiral in form, like a coil spring. Hilux is usually pronounced "high-lucks". Hilux is a combination of the words "high" & "luxury".
The truck is called a Hilux almost everywhere else in the world, and was sold in the U.S. under the Hilux name until 1975. From 1976 on it was simply known as the "Pickup", "Truck" or "Compact Truck". From 1996 on the name was changed to Tacoma. In the rest of the world it's still sold as the "Hilux".
More seriously though, I want to thank you very much for this very complete video. I have a '78 that needs all 4 ball joints replaced very soon, & the video helps me to understand the components of the front suspension & how they work. That's going to make my job easier, so many thanks.
Quality videos showing quality work. Top notch sir. 👍
Hey Austin. I have been watching this series and never missed it because I had a memory with theses kinds of cars. We used this truck as public transport in Myanmar from 1970s until 2015 even in the city. Some still exist. More than 50 people and goods are being transported by this car. The engine is 12 R. Lots of modifications to those trucks. Anyway I am exciting to see next episode.
Like it. The contrast of brown, black and chrome looks really good. Can't wait to see that front end in action.
You gotta redo that brake booster in that bronze powdercoat man, would look super rad under the hood
The hours involved in this episode is worth the respect in itself
Thanks Austin for making this videos, since I was 20 years old I wanted to have a Toyota 86-88 4X4 extra cab , I just turned 49 years old and still dreaming about having one of those trucks, anyway I’m currently working in construction and I’ve been under a lot of pressure to the point that I’m suffering from anxiety,but watching your videos helps me a lot to forget about what’s going with my life, sorry about about my grammar English is not my first language.
Hey bro, sweet vids. Just a side note, it's pronounced "high-lux" not "he-lix"
Great job Austin, it really turned out awesome! I love the color combo! Can't wait to see all the suspension back on the chassis and what you do next!
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Good work, I like the trick with the tow ball which is 2" .
Looks great. I like the color combo. Maybe a bronze coat on the coils too?
The bronze makes it! Nice touch
Dude ...you are getting better and better...what you do is great....
I love two tone paint on vehicles. I think the bronze is lookin really nice.
Austin, it is "High Lux" not "heel lux" (unless you are British). Whatever you want to call it, it is turning out amazing. Watching your videos inspires me to get my lazy ass out to the shop and cut metal/turn wrenches on my Tacoma or one of my 80s toyotas.
If it were my build, I would do 16-18" bronze wheels with a very aggressive fitment (or chrome.... yeah, I went there). Maybe some old school JDM style fender flares. Exhaust through the bedside or do a recess in the rear panel below the tailgate.
Curious to see what you come up with for brakes.
nobody in the uk calls it hee-lux
Tu taller es el paraiso.
Looking good... dang wait time..getting anxious on this one lol. As always looks great 👍
You thinking about using the 4x4 calipers? I used those on my 89. Setup obviously is a lil different but hey you can still keep it in the family.
Turned out great, was just thinking if you were ever gonna do a different color right before you pulled out the bronze. Great job on the suspension.
"HELIX?"...HIGH-LUX = Maximum Luxury. Apart from that little oddity, great clean job on the conversion. Looks awesome!
Love this build and the bronze brown. As I a student its my dream right now to build up my own toyota
I love how you used bronze for the control arms. Looks much better than if everything was black.
The card is correct, sir, I have the same Toyota 78. Some time ago, I completely opened the front panel, turned it, adjusted it, and finally painted it.
Nice! You just inspired me to paint my upper and lower arms. Copper though. 😀
This is a work of art 😱
Love the work you do! No corners cut and the colour combo is 🔥
Thank you!!
Outstanding, the front looks great. Love the chrome springs with the black and brown. I also noticed the new hammers and was thinking uh oh, but Mr. Claw did make a guest appearance. :)
Goooooo claw! I laughed..
Love the two colors together. Keep em coming!! 🔥
Looking amazing as always.
One thing though. How strong are those lower coilover bolts? It may have been stronger to put the shock ears on top of the lower control arm even if you had to lower the mounting plate for ride height.
Yes it would be stronger but I don’t think 10.9 bolts will break! I wanted the extra 3/4-1” of lowering from mounting this way!
This is inspiration for my 77👍🏽
Now that's a lot of work Mr Austin
It’s worth it tho 👍
Your work is an inspiration, and very clean! Makes me want to start my own old yoga project. P.s. you should really restore the body of this truck. Be safe.
Bronze was a great addition!
That bronze would look good in pin stripes truckie style but not overboard.
Like old school Toyota pickups
Can’t wait to see this thing rippin around. The way the aussies pronounce it is Hi-Lux, not He-Lix
Looks awesome ✌️ Really like the bronze👍
Logical engineering. Great build
Do you have any tips for coilovers conversion from the torsion bar style suspension?
Wow , what a great re-build , think the bronze colour suits really well against the black.
Often you can swap the single, thin hilux discs with Land Cruiser double-thick vented discs and then use an 80-series non ABS master cylinder. They are compatible with (at least the later) Hilux brake boosters.
2wd? I know you can use the land cruiser rotors on the 4wd trucks but the 2wd has a different rotor!
@@austinniemela Of course you're right. I only ever deal with 4x4s. I see threads about using various Mustang and Nissan rotors for rear disc conversion (awesome video about your rear link conversion, BTW). Maybe you could find something that would swap over?
"Let me know what you think"? Your work makes me speechless
The threaded bushing design transmits a lot of road noise that the average customer does not want, so rubber became the norm.
Makes sense!
Классное видео, вдохновляет чтобы тоже делать подобное👍
17:38 The working stroke of the file is only from yourself!
I bet you’d enjoy plating your hardware too. Zinc or whatever. Complete the whole look.
What is the green translucent tape you used on parts for powder coating? Is it specific for this application so it can handle the heating step?
Thank you in advance.
Damn, you do nice work!
Love the bronze 🤟🏻🤟🏻
Looks sharp! Like the bronze and black theme on the front suspension.
Thanks for the video. Just joined your channel. Wondering how you keep track of all different nuts and bolts?
Clean work! Yes on the bronze!!! NO on the red...... Bring the white into the mix instead
Same name, Same passion!! 🤩😇
U could also use UTV or motorcycle gas coils springs
Your skills really impress me man. Love your passion for these projects.
Nice work, you really need a powder coat booth…. an old refrigerator cardboard box with furnace filters and a fan to attract the leftover powder is better than the powder all over your shop
Why hammer races when you have a press?
Killin it. Color choice is on point too
Who says you can't polish a Turd, Looking good man! 👏👍
What type of blast cabinet are you running and how big is your compressor. I'm looking into getting one right now but I don't want to have to upgrade my compressor. The compressor I'm running only puts 8 cfm @90 psi.
Very cool color man!!! Keep up the great job
Enjoying seeing the progress. I want to see it finished but yet want to see how you build it out.....
Wow awesome work
loving the bronze. just dont go to mad with it😉
Nice color and nice work bro ✌🏻
another pebble beach job👍
Awesome color!
Best video on you RUclips
The bronze is killer.
Well damn done
Mini truck build is kind of cool. Should air ride it when you are bored of coils.
Beatiful Job
Are you keeping the stock engine or are you swapping it ?? If so because I know you like diesels you should do an Om617 TD
Good job man!
Hi, beautiful work.
For me it has a big security problem: All the force of the spring is received by 2 screws. if one of them breaks the other one too and you are left without suspension.The logical thing would be for the pin to be above the arm so that the force is supported by the pin, and the screws prevent the pin from moving out of position.
I am not an engineer and it is my reasoning. I can only imagine a good bump in the road (or a flight) 1 ton or more in those screws and suddenly they fail.
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Well Done . Great job. The way you work and the photography is very beautiful. You deserve to be admired.
I follow you from Iraq .👍
Thank you I appreciate that!
Looks great, loving this build
Thanks for sharing your experience 👍💐🇪🇬
what a awesome job
Exelente trabajo
I bet the brake caliper mounts fit newer toyota calipers, see if a taco/4runner caliper or a tundra caliper fit
What are your thoughts on Twin Traction Beam swapping a Toyota pickup or tacoma?
Exelent job, the colors are great
Awesome, I like the color combo 👌
Nice job mr austin💪💪💪
Mill the hubs down to fit a floating rotor like on a modern vehicle you will have a better option for different brake setups
Damn looks good, that’s going all out
Now you have to restore the whole truck to hell with that patina look that truck will look beautiful fully restored like new.
so itching to watch your next episode!
Damn nice work!! Get it together!!! Give away truck?
Bronze looks clean.
Many many years ago an old guy said to me ' never strike a hammer with another hammer '.
Good thing you're not going all out on this build and just making the engine department look snazzy
Fantastic content and colours. Fascinating build. Well done 👍
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks!
Where did you find the wheel bearings and ball joints? I have a 78 hilux and have been having a heck of a time finding parts
What size blasting media are you using? I’ll bet switching to a coarser grit with a bump up in pressure will increase your blasting speed
I use 80 grit aluminum oxide at 120 psi or so! I really just need a better blaster
Look good project
Loving the heeelux mate😂
As always, nice work!
I believe it's pronounced "HIGH-LUX". Toyota designed the name originally to be short for "High Luxury".
Suspension will be looking sic,just keep doing what your doing and carry on 👍👍👍😎😎😎