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Awesome! Thank you for watching and commenting.

Glad yours wasn't stuck. I always appreciate the sharing of experiences and knowledge. I'll definitely check it out. Many people have suggested the Spicer unit and I'll certainly be giving it a try. Happy you enjoyed the video. I appreciate you watching and sharing your information.

The cable inside the drum pulls the bottom of the emergency brake lever and makes the front shoe move. Hope this helps.

The factory bolt is approximately 7.5" × 5/8" except it's metric. But that will get you back together. That is definitely an awesome compliment for my channel! Thank you for saying so. I absolutely appreciate your support.

@@funjunkiegarage the length was what I was most concerned about Thank you sir

@jasonthurman9922 you're welcome.

I'll try that next time

Damn straight she do.

Yes it could have. But no one wanted it. Thanks for watching and commenting.

I like to have everything fresh and do all the maintenance stuff while it's out. If it's clean and dry and runs great, you may not need much. I'd figure a couple hundred for fluids and tune up stuff , if it needs a timing belt there is 300.00 to 500.00 depends on parts supplier. Just make sure you get a good look and replace what it needs you'll be glad you did when it's all together and trouble free. Hope this helps.

I buy the full Aisin kit from Rock Auto. I cannot put Rock Auto links here. I've always had great success with the Aisin kit. It has Koyo bearings and I've used it several times Hope that helps.

It is a Mitsubishi belt. It's part of the Aisin kit.

Thank you. That's a great idea. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge.

It's a fun spot for sure. Thanks for watching

Hahahahahaha. He's a good boy!

Thank you. I'm feeling better by the day, should be my old self again soon. Much appreciate your support!

Thank you brother. Much appreciate you watching and commenting .

Thank you. There is a Lock Right locker in the rear in this video. I love it. Thank you for watching and commenting

@@funjunkiegarage awesome almost looks like the front tire in the air spun some too. thought maybe you had a locker up front as well. Nice tundra build for sure.

@lukebrinkman9263 thank you, I love it. Front locker is in the plans, I'll do another re gear to 4.88 at that time.

Thanks Mark I knew you'd like the blue. I dig the goggles too. On my way to 100% Can't wait to see you soon. Much appreciate you brother.

Thank you brother. Much appreciated!

Hahahahahaha. Thanks friend. I'm damn glad to have survived! And if I'm a cat, I have 5 left! Here's to 20 more years!! I appreciate you brother, we need to go wheel!

Thank you for the kindness. Happy to be be getting better every day. I plan to rock the helmets! I very much appreciate your support.

Thank you brother. Plan to get back to my best soon as possible. Much appreciate all your support.

If the bushings are worn badly you'll definitely need an alignment. But you can get it close at home first. Not sure how far away from the alignment shop you are but a drive across town won't kill your tires if you're close on alignment. Setting toe with a tape measure is easy and gets you in good enough shape to drive a bit. Hope this helps. I sure appreciate you watching and commenting.

I go by average of 90,000 miles or 8 years. It's not exposed to the elements or oil hopefully so that seems fair to me. Just my opinion. The one on my Tundra looks new, but it's at 95,000 and 8 years, so I'll be changing it soon. Hope this helps. I appreciate you watching and commenting.

Thanks Bruce Stop by some time.

It was sent

Thank you. Enjoy your project. I appreciate you watching and commenting

I think you'll need to remove the alternator as well, just for eaiser access. I'm not 100% sure but I think so. Hope this helps

Hahahahahaha That park is no joke. Easy to get injured if you aren't paying attention.

Thanks brother. This is a pretty gnarly spot for sure. Definitely an oh shit moment for sure. Thanks for watching I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Thank you. I definitely like it better than a 4runner. More room and very comfortable, same capability.

Nice, thank you brother . I hope you get one soon.

Thank you. Yes, after running it for a bit and adding fresh fuel it started running much better. Much appreciate you watching and commenting.

Same 7.5" clamshell bushing as the one listed here. If in doubt contact ECGS. But it's the same

@@funjunkiegarage thanks a lot brother

Absolutely. It's an easy install.

@@funjunkiegarage yeah I have rebuild the whole front end except the diff in the last month got that wobbly thing going and could figure it out till I watched your video and a couple others and really appreciate y'all's time for the video brother

@johnny-k6l you're welcome man. Glad you found the help you needed. I appreciate your feedback.

Up until 85 they had the solid front axle as factory. This is an 88 so he did a solid axle swap to this one. Thanks for watching and commenting

Yes,.they are included in the kit.

Indeed, built well from the factory.

Thanks brother. I absolutely love it too. Much appreciate you supporting my channel.

You're welcome. I had a double cab, much bigger and heavier. For offroad use I love the access cab. Thanks for watching and supporting my channel

Nice, thank you for sharing your knowledge.

You're welcome. I'm happy you found the video to be a benefit. Thank you for watching and supporting my channel.

Appreciate it

Awesome!! Thank you for the great compliment. Appreciate you sharing your experience with the Tacoma. So happy my video was helpful. Thanks for supporting my channel. Cheers.

Awesome!! Thank you for the great compliment. Appreciate you sharing your experience with the Tacoma. So happy my video was helpful. Thanks for supporting my channel. Cheers.

Absolutely you can. Thank you for the compliment.th-cam.com/video/CZ8EEAQfMYU/w-d-xo.html Let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you for supporting my channel

Thank you. This truck is great offroad .

Thank you for watching and commenting.

Yes

@@funjunkiegarageu have the link for the seal I get one in Amazon but won't fit 🥺

@DJCHARLY503 I got mine from Rock Auto. I cannot put R.A. links here. Look up 93 T100 with 8.4 rear end. Be sure to select correct engine size as some 4cyl trucks had a different size. Description may say Fits Tacoma, Tundra and T100 Hope this helps.

Thanks man. I have to say it's an awesome wheeler.

Thank you. I absolutely love my good boy. His name is Oswald. He is smart and I saw the same thing in the video. I spoil him rotten and he deserves all of it and more. Thank you for watching and commenting and supporting my channel. Cheers

I have the Firestone ride rite air bags and I got them from a company called Trucksprings.com

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