Recent content by 98 SNAKE EATER

Train horn alarm works for my 80 Same for my Sienna and XB lol

I use the hitch on my minivan way more than the one on my 80

It is :Wow1: I typically got anywhere from 25-35k miles on fronts back when I was on 33's After stepping up to 35's, I get about 22-25k (a little more since I'm not calibrated) Been keeping track of every change in this thread since day one ;)...

Daily :smiley_drive: 407,xxx miles on the OD (actually waaaay more since I've been running 35's uncorrected) DNlfcVpogZg

1) 1997 Toyota Land Cruiser Black N Tan Bedliner 2) Rick/98 SNAKE EATER 3) Owned since March of 2007 4) Brought her home with 81,804, currently has 404,xxx miles 5) K3HA Train Horn is my favorite mod by FAR 6) Daily Driver and long distance travel vehicle 7) Before and After pix 8)...

Didn't do much today, just made a little video :smiley_drive: i0C_cAJEYdY

Yes, I know this and have nothing against CU winches, however, they're still a newcomer in the US market and have very little distribution compared to the big 3.

Go SuperWinch, Ramsey or Warn :cool: If you're on a budget, I'd suggest surfing Craigslist for a used version of the big 3 instead of shopping for a new low buck model from HF and the like :) After installing a SuperWinch EP9.0 out front, I wanted another for the rear, so I hit up the local CL...

I install quite a bit of nutserts in my line of work (sometimes 300+ a day), so I have a few pneumatic guns like these that get the job done quickly and easily :cool: Only used a handful on my Cruiser though 4bMV8ZSpigg

Spotted this one at a rest area in Virginia last October

Added some door lights..... Too ricey?

Details on your rear work light?

Added a pair of 16 LED reverse bulbs

Decided to replace the old brake hoses with extended OEM hoses from the Tundra/T100 :cool: Even with 387,xxx miles, they came out easily :yup: