V6 Toyota Truggy

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  • Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
  • A quick video of my Offroad toy that started life as a 1991 Toyota pick up truck.
    4wd, offroad, rockcrawler,jeep,buggy, rockbouncer,

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  • @jacksonwth281s2
    @jacksonwth281s2 6 років тому

    Are the f150 springs in short side forward or to the rear? Just asking cause the long side is the same length as a chevy 63" from eye to center pin.

    • @motivatedbyhaters85
      @motivatedbyhaters85  6 років тому

      John Emery Short side to the rear for best departure angle. I love those springs, they are super soft.

    • @jacksonwth281s2
      @jacksonwth281s2 6 років тому

      motivatedbyhaters85 Thanks for the reply. I wanted to do this as well. Some say they dont flex as well backwards. Do you notice any problems with it? I have been considering s-10 springs because they are 54 in and close to centered pin.

    • @motivatedbyhaters85
      @motivatedbyhaters85  6 років тому

      John Emery what vehicle are you planning on running them on? These springs are my favorite thus far, and I’ve had 63” chevys, xj rears and toyota springs. I prefer a spring with an offset pin, gives you a chance to get better apprch/dept angles. Only thing I will say negative about these are the fact that they do have a lot of arch to them, thus making the vehicle tall.

    • @jacksonwth281s2
      @jacksonwth281s2 6 років тому

      motivatedbyhaters85 i am looking to put them on an 84 Toyota pickup. I like the arch cause it will help match the front height as it has 37 in tires and I need to keep it street legal. If i can get 3 to 3.5 in of lift it should clear 37 fine with a little trimming.

    • @motivatedbyhaters85
      @motivatedbyhaters85  6 років тому

      John Emery oh yeah, they will give you at least 3.5”