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You can adjust the preload on a steering rack but you never really need to as there are less joints in a steering rack so less play felt at the wheel

i dont fit them with a hammer lol that's just to remove them :icon-biggrin:

all you need is a vice copper hammer and a old socket and a flat blade screw driver to remove them just make sure you clean the yokes up before you put the new uj in and go carefull the roller niddles can tip when going in there is bound to be a youtube vid? i just change my front uj's due to a...

yeah i priced one last week 45 pound the one i bought last year on ebay has started to rust

this was a forum members truck he sold it for alot less than that? i no black is the best colour but you could buy a good 80 an have a bare metal respray at that price

my tail gate is the same and i also have the paint missing from the top edge like some of the tailgates above i wonder why.

toyota used to be able to check other dealers but stop doing last year

what size tyres you running truck looks great wish there was more black 80s

I might be able to make it

toyota do the special tool i can get the part number when i get time

the wheel would be a mot fail read the new mot laws that have just come in

looks nice but looks like a front end repair, bonnet gaps look massive no side moulding fitted to the front wings white looks of to the back and also the steering wheel will fail a mot seeing as a 97 was fitted with airbags.

That problem was posted on the old site. and dont you mean 16 years old:icon-biggrin:

I think this car was on ebay at the end of last year. I think the old owner had this and a burgundy lc they where both spares or repairs with running faults looked like a haualge company so i would say the have had a hard life even if they have good service history

hello i am after a uk facelift 80 series n/s/f bumper corner if any one has one please pm me thank you.:pray:

well i got a lot on till after crimbo. i have just moved in to my own place so weekends are a no no at the moment. This is a old pic below it now has a side exit exhaust front winch behind std bumper and a boot spolier next will be tyres.

you need a slide hammer for that bent piller ben. tack weld some bolts or screws to the pannel and use the slide hammer to pull it out.

i have taken it down ring spit once when it was open i had about a inch clearance each side. and all the lanes around keysham wellsway area. i got the carpets out drying after last nights weather, the flood was deep than i thought:doh:. i live in stockwoodso not fare. well if you want to meet...

welcome stumog there are a couple of cruisers around bristol but not many on this forum i have done most of the lanes around bristol bath area but i find the 80 is to wide as most are very over grown. would be nice to have a bristol meet maybe some laning then on to a pub?

i work for a fiat and hyundai main dealer an over the road is motorhome dealer. family travel centre they have had it happen twice this year where they have got over the 10ft fence and cut 6 or more of the fiat motorhomes but they dont just cut the cat of they cut part of the exhaust system...

glad to see your ok but are you aloud to cut and weld the b and c pillers thats the main part of the vehicles strength. you would be better swapping the body:shifty:

karl i have 24v intercooler pump mods boost set to 1 bar 2 inch lift 2.5" side exit one small box snorkel and the best i can get is 465 motorway run and little town. i always get just over 400miles to a tank around summer time but in the winter i get just over 350 so its up and down i towed a...

you will find most cars that age will need brake pipes and a 4x4 like a landcruiser that will be used offroad and maybe putting boats in the water most of its life. end of the day they are made of steel not copper like the one's you make up.

yes we will have to meet up but iam away next week and the week after so anytime after