Old Man Emu Lift First Gen Tacoma With a SURPRISE!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- This is a 1995 Toyota Tacoma 4x4. Bone stock at the beginning of the video.
Video should work for all Gen 1 Toyota tacomas and are VERY similar to later generations as well.
Started my buddy's build with him by throwing on a two inch lift.
Little did he know, his family and a friend helped pitch in for some new tires and wheels. Milestar Patagonia M/T 285/75/16 tires and Pro Comp 51 wheels.
All the components we used in the lift and tires:
TIRES:
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WHEELS:
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WHEEL SPACERS:
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U-BOLTS
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EXTRENDED BRAKE LINES:
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REAR SHOCKS:
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POLYMER BUSHINGS:
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FRONT SPACER PUCK:
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OME REAR SPRINGS:
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SWAY BAR DROP BRACKET:
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LEAF SPRING SHACKLES:
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good on you guys for hooking him up .
Thanks bud! He's a good dude!
Was the coolest surprise!!!!! I have the best friends EVER!!!!
Heck yeah bud! You are a good dude!
2012 10 years ago whew time flies
I had such a hard time saying that. No idea why I kept doing that
Man you guys are so awesome for topping that lift off with some new tires! Only wish he went with some Bilstein 5100 or OME for the front shocks instead of spacers tho haha
He then on the spacers to see how much height the rear will give him.
Once they settle out, we will likely throw in some new front end set up.
what always surprises me about lift videos is most don't give you a good description...i.e is it 4 x2, year model trim..and lastly why the owner is doing the lift ..daily driver, offroading, baja racing etc
Thank you for the tip. I have added that information into the description. I will also take that advice in mind for future videos.
Love seeing another 95.5(without a swiss cheese frame) getting built up. I just started on mine.
It's in very very good condition, minus a bit of a dent on one side from taking it out stock.
Should have more building on this channel in the near future.
Good luck on your build!
Dude that looks so good!
Yeah it does!!! We did great getting it set up! Thank you for being you and helping make it happen bud!
Damn that came out great! I wish I had that easy of a time with putting the lift on my ZJ XD
It did come out pretty well! Just gotta go test it out offroad now! Haha
Good stuff Doug!
Thanks bud!
I’ve got a 99 and I’ve just started. It’s in perfect condition and I’m about to do a lift. I managed a set of 33’s without a lift. Scrubbing a little right now but only when I turn.
Thats awesome! I used to have a 95 pickup, the predecessor to tacoma. I miss it.
They are awesome trucks!
@@4WDTrek lol mine is such an odd ball. 95 thru 98 then there’s just the 99 then it goes from 2000 to 2004. So the problem I’m facing some of the parts are different. But every time I do an upgrade I love my truck more.
Love the video. You just got a new subscriber.
Thanks bud! Welcome!
A power nail driver works well for taking the front spring bolt off.
That is a good idea. I will have to remember that for next time!
Hey did you use the leaf pack with or without the extra leaf?
The leaf springs are Old Man Emu lift springs
@@4WDTrek was curious though, it’s the standard kit? Not the one with the extra leaf?
Great video. I just bought a 95’ and I’m looking do something very similar to this. When I looked up the old man emu leads though, they say they’re made for 98-04 Tacomas. Would they still work on the 95?
'I do believe they are the same for those years. My buddy had the same questions and we threw them on and they work. They do sit a bit higher than advertised however. And they will settle about an inch or so after a couple of months.
95.5 - 97 had shorter springs on the first gen.
Do both sides sit at same hight or is one side taller?
Both sides from right to left sit at the same height. The front sits a little bit lower than the rear does. Which we need to still fix.
@@4WDTrek
Thanks for replying what's the measurements for the rear ?? How much did it go up
I don't have the exact measurements on that of the top of my head. But after about 3 weeks of driving, the rear end did drop down about half an inch after the springs settled.