Recent content by angus

Hi, I can recommend A.S. Pickering Ltd in Bradford: www.aspickering.co.uk. I found them through another member on this forum. I have used them recently to trim a couple of Landcruiser wheels, gear knobs and handles in leather. They do top quality work and are used to working on vintage Aston...

Interesting, OK if it's any help I am looking at Toyodiy.com with Google Chrome. I am using the site on a daily basis and having no problems seeing the diagrams regardless of whichever model of Landcruiser I need to look up. Hope this is helpful. PS I find Google Chrome very easy to use and...

The diagrams are back up, have been for quite a while, or at least I can see them with my weedy little notebook.

No, rear ones are the same. www.toyodiy.com shows there a 2 of the same part number. This website is a great resource when you need this kind of info. Also very helpful when you come to ordering parts from your preferred parts supplier.

Great idea, would certainly be most interested in a set. I've got a set of take-off OEM ones that have been re-painted in satin black and then wrapped and put into storage. For a sensible amount I'd be prepared to sell them. Keep us posted. I don't have any constructive ideas on the mounting...

Yes, this is correct, it is due to the way the axle casing is manufactured. Nearside will have have the longer bump stop. You can see this if you ref to www.toyodiy.com hence listed with a higher price as more material used A

I can confirm the X-Brake kit in its current form will require the refabrication / replacement of the centre, and the rear sections of the exhaust. Simon at X-Eng has supplied me with the first production kit. With the back-plate supplied the kit will fit all manual transmission versions of the...

Hi Simon, Really like what you are doing with your LJ70. I saw one just like it recently at West Coast 4x4 having a 4 Litre Lexus engine put it........ is that yours?? Angus