operose
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89 xt6 91 sticker wagon
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xt6 driveshaft/ujoint replacement?
operose replied to archemitis's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales...
these dudes know what's up. I'm running a "gary's special" rear driveshaft in my xt6 right now -
I swear I am NOT a stalker...
operose replied to Virrdog's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales...
their electrical system would cause too many issues. not a possibility at all. <edit> clean the grounds! I'm sure that's the problem -
yeah!! that guy got a couple of reruns because he didn't trip the timer a couple of times, iirc also he had some badass hoosier slicks on all 4 corners and what sounded like an open exhaust he was leaking coolant at one point though
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well I went and it was cool :cool: here are some pics: http://www.photostockplus.com/home.php?tmpl=35&user_id=24379&action=viewalbum&event=116665 I will try to get video up soon official times aren't up yet but I ran in the "novice" class anyway as it was my first autox the XT6 seemed to do VERY well, with the exception of no power steering at the time
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going to try and hit up an autox on sunday in vermont http://www.sugarbush.com/funandevents/event.asp?id=395 but first I need to swap my driveshaft, fix my coolant temp sensor, change the oil, and rebuild or replace the alternator...
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nice ride
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what the hell are you doing with an airplane? that isn't something you can just throw into a thread and not elaborate on or give pics
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tires on the yota are ~29" all terrains. I drove it out of the pit down a trail to the road, up a hill to the driveway. the driveway is pretty gnarly and my xt6 won't make it up it because there are some pretty uneven spots and larger rocks sticking up
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is it stick or auto? my girlfriend could drive it on the way back but she can't drive a stick no way to do it otherwise as my xt6 is stick too and she can't drive that, and I'm not driving a truck to the dragon edit: or you can squeeze your rump roast in the back seat of the xt6 and ride down with me
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crap, can't edit, but I smashed up one of those ugly chrome lights when I was loading the truck up with dad's tractor oops
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monday and tuesday I moved four loads of dirt to fill in where my driveway is going to be... the yota loved it! wouldn't be able to do this in a subaru without chopping the top off a wagon and doubling up the rear struts :eek:
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hell yes the weekend of june 1st we went to our camp for my brother's bachelor party. it's 20 miles back on a private dirt road. The night before we went my girlfriend and I stayed in a tent on some of her mom's land in the foothills of the adirondacks the rest of the pics and some movies are here http://nnyoffroad.com/~dertow/outside/6-1-2007/100NIKON/ while we were at camp we loaded the back of the toyota up with rocks and built a fire pit back at camp. unfortunately we were a little and I forgot to take pics of it sagging. yesterday I split up a cord of wood and moved it across the property with the toyota. THANK YOU PICKUP TRUCK the legacy would've sucked for this stuff
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situation dictates action
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I can't afford that right now, but thumbs up to those that can. mine will be a diesel running backwoods biodiesel a buddy makes and will sell me for $1.40/gallon
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yep that's why when I put the flatbed on it will be a FUNCTIONAL flatbed :cool: this truck made the 600 mile round trip to go pick up the solid axle for the front, and a bunch of parts for my friend's truck. plus I can haul my 4wheeler in it