Hey guys, been lurking for a LONG time, finally posting something.
I bought an '86.5 Hardbody in 2002, I was a jr. in high school. It has progressed like so:
Stock, bought it this way other than the tires.
AC SL, stock flares, 33x10.5s
Took the flares off, different wheels, swapped in an H233b with a LockRight.
Homemade sliders, dents, remanufactured Z24i, several crap Napa clutches
Bought some fun parts
Calmini kit, Rancho 44044s SUA, 33x10.5 TSLs.
Ended up having to redo the shackle bushing and hack and extend the Calmini hanger as well. Sold the narrow 33s and bought some 34" TrXus
Regeared to 4.88/4.9, open up front. NissanNut steering and front driveshaft, Ruff Stuff diff cover, rear AALs from a Wagoneer, blah blah blah.
Right now it's sitting on the cement pad by my garage, leaking out it's front diff fluid and waiting on a Frontier 1-piece driveshaft. Once the summer is over I hope to have it back to 100% and DD it as well as use it as a weekend warrior. Camping, hunting, and wheeling seasons are ahead and I hope it works well as a sort of cross-trainer.
Thanks for having me
Trent
I bought an '86.5 Hardbody in 2002, I was a jr. in high school. It has progressed like so:

Stock, bought it this way other than the tires.

AC SL, stock flares, 33x10.5s

Took the flares off, different wheels, swapped in an H233b with a LockRight.

Homemade sliders, dents, remanufactured Z24i, several crap Napa clutches

Bought some fun parts

Calmini kit, Rancho 44044s SUA, 33x10.5 TSLs.

Ended up having to redo the shackle bushing and hack and extend the Calmini hanger as well. Sold the narrow 33s and bought some 34" TrXus

Regeared to 4.88/4.9, open up front. NissanNut steering and front driveshaft, Ruff Stuff diff cover, rear AALs from a Wagoneer, blah blah blah.

Right now it's sitting on the cement pad by my garage, leaking out it's front diff fluid and waiting on a Frontier 1-piece driveshaft. Once the summer is over I hope to have it back to 100% and DD it as well as use it as a weekend warrior. Camping, hunting, and wheeling seasons are ahead and I hope it works well as a sort of cross-trainer.
Thanks for having me
Trent