http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/-t1.htm Yota talk only! Wed, 26 Aug 2009 06:20:33 GMT 10 http://i80.servimg.com/u/f80/11/80/72/07/banner10.jpg http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/-t1.htm http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/tents-on-your-bed-fordhater-or-tallchevy-t764.htm BIG BLING Ok I do not remember who it was at mcr but they had their tent on top of their bed. Do you have pics how u did that? OR does anyone else have specs on what they have done? Yota Tech Wed, 26 Aug 2009 06:20:33 GMT http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/tents-on-your-bed-fordhater-or-tallchevy-t764.htm#6648 http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/tents-on-your-bed-fordhater-or-tallchevy-t764.htm http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/toyota-front-axle-shaft-birff-length-t342.htm Jay D I am trying to find a tool box to fit in between my roll bar and still be big enough to hold my spare axle shafts and birffs. I have some axles on the way but they are still under blings 1st gen. I will have them in a few weeks but as for right now I dont have anything to measure if any one has a spare front long side with birf I would love if you could measure it for me so I can make sure I find a solution for hauling them. Yota Tech Sun, 16 Mar 2008 19:31:15 GMT http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/toyota-front-axle-shaft-birff-length-t342.htm#2765 http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/toyota-front-axle-shaft-birff-length-t342.htm http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/body-frame-work-t393.htm unclejpl4x4 I have been doing some Rust Repair Last few days.when it's not raining that is. I started with some under the truck frame cut/welding. Then i removed the bed so i could grind / paint the frame. I had trouble with bolt removal a few had 2 be cut off. Now om fixing under bed rust/paint.......... but it decided 2 rain somemore so i lost sunday. I also plan on learning me some body/paint skills. I spent some $ at harbor Freight for suplies. paint gun/ air sander. I have never ... Yota Tech Sun, 06 Apr 2008 19:24:22 GMT http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/body-frame-work-t393.htm#3244 http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/body-frame-work-t393.htm http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/seats-t699.htm Jay D ]]> Yota Tech Thu, 19 Mar 2009 16:11:24 GMT http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/seats-t699.htm#5791 http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/seats-t699.htm http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/yota-bible-t735.htm BIG BLING http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=775780]]> Yota Tech Thu, 02 Jul 2009 18:52:47 GMT http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/yota-bible-t735.htm#6147 http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/yota-bible-t735.htm http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/hi-steer-t330.htm Jay D Oh and making sure the box is centered before installing the pitman. ]]> Yota Tech Fri, 07 Mar 2008 08:22:55 GMT http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/hi-steer-t330.htm#2594 http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/hi-steer-t330.htm http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/on-board-toyota-spare-parts-t583.htm jman-mopar on blingin rig I would like to make a frame mount and put up some spares to carry all the time with us on the rig he also has a short bed and a big old square gas tank. first thought find a place to mount the short shaft and long shaft front diffs axle. my Idea is to make a plastic 3" tube about 3 foot long and put in the spares also like to put a cap on both ends to put smaller parts inside?? plastic to save on weight plus you hit a rock on som plastic pcv pipe it is pritty tuff ... Yota Tech Sat, 20 Sep 2008 04:32:01 GMT http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/on-board-toyota-spare-parts-t583.htm#4883 http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/on-board-toyota-spare-parts-t583.htm http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/one-wire-chev-alt-t559.htm BIG BLING can you use these on yota's ? I am doing some research now. Yota Tech Sun, 17 Aug 2008 16:37:55 GMT http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/one-wire-chev-alt-t559.htm#4707 http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/one-wire-chev-alt-t559.htm http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/quick-half-doors-t515.htm fortysixandtwo I wanted some half doors for a Fordyce trip but by the time I found some cheap, relatively straight doors I only had about a day to make them. Overall I guesstimate I have about $70 bucks into them (though I already had all the grinding/cutting wheels and paint, but I will figure that in anyway). $40 for both doors $3.00 for a 10' 2x4 $5.00 for (40) self tapping screws $14 or so in grinding and cutting wheels $10 in spray paint My final goal is to take the interior cloth ... Yota Tech Thu, 26 Jun 2008 02:19:07 GMT http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/quick-half-doors-t515.htm#4419 http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/quick-half-doors-t515.htm http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/22r-dry-oil-filter-t462.htm BIG BLING ah uhh yeah he went to change his oil on his 82 yota 22r hmm that is about the same year as mine and when I pulled I mean when he pulled the oil filter no oil came out?????? ]]> Yota Tech Fri, 02 May 2008 01:40:46 GMT http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/22r-dry-oil-filter-t462.htm#3910 http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/22r-dry-oil-filter-t462.htm http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/run-a-ricer-style-air-filter-for-your-efi-on-the-cheap-t422.htm Chopperman
Sorry for the PBB links, but I don't feel like re-writing history
http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=308855&highlight=mass+air]]> Yota Tech Mon, 14 Apr 2008 05:22:00 GMT http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/run-a-ricer-style-air-filter-for-your-efi-on-the-cheap-t422.htm#3451 http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/run-a-ricer-style-air-filter-for-your-efi-on-the-cheap-t422.htm http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/22r-carb-no-idle-t472.htm BIG BLING Well what to do? I have tried messin with the vac lines and messin with the idle adjustment just no idle. None when its cold none when its warm. None at all. Like the gas is not there. It has gas cause when I step on the throttle it revs up. hmmmmmm??????? Yota Tech Tue, 06 May 2008 05:45:18 GMT http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/22r-carb-no-idle-t472.htm#3974 http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/22r-carb-no-idle-t472.htm http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/pane-ideas-atn-snowshoebrue-hey-lil-bronc-t178.htm BIG BLING ok guys how hard is it to change the propane set up when you want to smog your junk? Is it just easy to just pull everything off when smog time comes? Run carb when it is smog time and then run pane during wheelin season? Yota Tech Fri, 11 Jan 2008 00:36:31 GMT http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/pane-ideas-atn-snowshoebrue-hey-lil-bronc-t178.htm#1203 http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/pane-ideas-atn-snowshoebrue-hey-lil-bronc-t178.htm http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/run-a-yota-carb-at-any-angle-t420.htm Chopperman Old thread from PBB. ( posting for BLINGN ) My buddy nick ran this set-up in his super light weight single seater comp buggy in 06'.. I saw it in action on the con going through the box and at moonrocks with the rig on it's side running. Not EFI or pane, but a good solution to those carb issues http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=54547&highlight=carb Yota Tech Mon, 14 Apr 2008 05:07:33 GMT http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/run-a-yota-carb-at-any-angle-t420.htm#3448 http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/run-a-yota-carb-at-any-angle-t420.htm http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/greasemonkey-yotas-t23.htm FFC
Here's ours.. for now



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I am going to weld on some diff gaurds the full ones from allpro and want to know if anyone has done this can it be done on the car or does the third need to be pulled? any advice I would like to just weld it on on the vehicle.]]> Yota Tech Thu, 10 Jan 2008 00:45:36 GMT http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/diff-armor-welding-on-t173.htm#1157 http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/diff-armor-welding-on-t173.htm http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/54-boggers-t392.htm BIG BLING

]]> Yota Tech Fri, 04 Apr 2008 23:10:52 GMT http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/54-boggers-t392.htm#3226 http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/54-boggers-t392.htm http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/help-steering-column-for-ifs-box-t338.htm Jay D I installed HI Steer in my truck but the problem I have is trying to put the column back in. The steering column it self is too long now I am woondering if any one has had this problem. I know you can lengthen the column by drilling the sheer pin and I assume because the purpose of the sheer pin is to colapse the column in an accident I shoul be able to shorten the column but I can not seem to get the column to colapse or expand even after drilling pin any advice?? I realize most of the time ... Yota Tech Tue, 11 Mar 2008 18:20:41 GMT http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/help-steering-column-for-ifs-box-t338.htm#2674 http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/help-steering-column-for-ifs-box-t338.htm http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/yota-transmission-t335.htm BIG BLING Does a 1st gen yota trans bolt up to a 4.0 engine? what is the name of a first gen trans, g54? Yota Tech Mon, 10 Mar 2008 05:15:05 GMT http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/yota-transmission-t335.htm#2654 http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/yota-transmission-t335.htm http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/1st-gen-yota-sliders-t8.htm BIG BLING
J cleaning the frame



checking for clearance

]]> Yota Tech Thu, 20 Dec 2007 04:37:22 GMT http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/1st-gen-yota-sliders-t8.htm#11 http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/1st-gen-yota-sliders-t8.htm http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/cheapest-dual-set-up-t322.htm BIG BLING where is the cheapest dual t case set up out there? I am running yota t cases now to start Yota Tech Wed, 05 Mar 2008 06:12:17 GMT http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/cheapest-dual-set-up-t322.htm#2522 http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/cheapest-dual-set-up-t322.htm http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/chopperman-i-cant-find-it-t311.htm BIG BLING i searched 15 pages of tech on pirate for your on board welder thread and I have failed. where is it? Yota Tech Wed, 27 Feb 2008 23:08:39 GMT http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/chopperman-i-cant-find-it-t311.htm#2378 http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/chopperman-i-cant-find-it-t311.htm http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/cutting-thru-a-cab-t301.htm BIG BLING dont use a 4 1/2 grinder with a cutting blade at full speed. I smoked one today ]]> Yota Tech Sun, 24 Feb 2008 05:52:47 GMT http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/cutting-thru-a-cab-t301.htm#2240 http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/cutting-thru-a-cab-t301.htm http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/d60-rear-into-cougarfreak-t190.htm cougarfreak I bent my stock 8" and replaced it with a D60 out of a '75 Ford Hiboy F-250 . Trussed it, warped it trussing it, straightened it at Lincoln Welding in West Sac. Also trussed, welded and warped the front 44... aaaah well... rear d60 front 44 Update: 1/12/08 (yes it's taken me this long) I finally took some time to try and get the rig running on the road again and did some work this week. I picked up the axles a while ago, and the races had spun at some point ... Yota Tech Sat, 12 Jan 2008 15:16:04 GMT http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/d60-rear-into-cougarfreak-t190.htm#1260 http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/d60-rear-into-cougarfreak-t190.htm http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/datin-fabrication-t227.htm jimbo74 Anyone ever hear or use Datin Fabrication? From what I have ehard they used to make products for All-Pro, Marlin, Trail-Gear, etc. Looks like they are a smaller fab company. They are currently a dealer for Trail-Gear, but not all of the products they sell are TG. It actually looks like they do have some of their own products, and they are cheaper than the big names! They have an ebay store too, i saw a front hanger for $50 with the buy it now price! Geiger psoted on Pirate that Datin, actually ... Yota Tech Tue, 22 Jan 2008 05:14:35 GMT http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/datin-fabrication-t227.htm#1571 http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/datin-fabrication-t227.htm http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/what-rear-leafs-t220.htm Jay D I bought my rig with a set of skyjacker leafes on it they shortened the total distance between perch and shackle. Because I am going to be installing new perches and shackle hangers to install new springs. What rear leaf setup do you recomend? I am actually leaning towards some more allpro springs I picked up a set for the front and I am pleased with them but if I can do this for allot cheaper and or achieve more flex I would go with that. Like I said I am new to this sport and looking for advice. ... Yota Tech Mon, 21 Jan 2008 22:03:35 GMT http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/what-rear-leafs-t220.htm#1552 http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/what-rear-leafs-t220.htm http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/new-master-clutch-cly-t207.htm unclejpl4x4 finaly got my master cluctch clyinder in from marlin it's diffrent from whats on the truck but the holes line up+ lenth. Was super easy 2 put in i ajusted the rod the same lenth as the old one. I got the wrong size tube 2 put on the bleed screw so it's not bled Yota Tech Wed, 16 Jan 2008 22:53:24 GMT http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/new-master-clutch-cly-t207.htm#1432 http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/new-master-clutch-cly-t207.htm http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/half-doors-or-tube-doors-t129.htm Jay D ]]> Yota Tech Mon, 31 Dec 2007 21:12:41 GMT http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/half-doors-or-tube-doors-t129.htm#822 http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/half-doors-or-tube-doors-t129.htm http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/47-rears-up-front-t92.htm MiniSimp Measured out, 1985 Toyota rears are 47" long. This is my idea of a perfect setup for them, the key being the distance from the front spring eye to the shackle mount eye using a 5.25" shackle. Yota Tech Thu, 27 Dec 2007 18:50:17 GMT http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/47-rears-up-front-t92.htm#473 http://greasemonkey4x4.forumotion.com/yota-tech-f6/47-rears-up-front-t92.htm