Project ((Two Cute)) a 91 From Yelm Wa

i just know that your wife is driving this to and from work and dont wanna see something happen to her if somethin on the front breaks.







-justin

Yeah I know Dude thanks for the Concern, She is off on holiday Break from School and good timing too My toyota has a Bad axle Bearring, so it's down for a day or so while I pull it and replace the axle Bearing, so I been driving her's... and I found something else to Check, Either the exahust is makeing funny sounds when you decelerate or her Gears are going south. So seeings how I'm looking at Moving the 4 links on the axle..... i'm just going to keep my eyes open for another rear Axle. Cheeper to buy another axle than buy gears.

I would look at pinion angle and see what its doing when up and down ....Could be the noise on decell depending were the truck is height wise. Looking at the rear setup not much thought went into the bar placement. I live just out of bremerton and have a few cab plus parts truck if you do need a rear.

Cool Dude, I'll look you up when I get the answer

When you are driving, the exhaust will be blown back directly on the drivers side rear bag. I can see from the black marks on the lower bar that it points to the drivers side when the truck is stationary but not when it is moving. Like I said before, I've seen it happen many times with very similar setups. Just a suggestion from a few years of experience.

OMG Please tell the previous owner to NEVER touch another piece of wire AGAIN!!! All i can say to that wiring job is wow... Other than that it looks really clean.

the noise could be a carrier bearing if you have a two piece driveline

Hey Tony and Tom I just wanted to say Thanks for pointing out the Oh Crap I need to fix that.

Anyway I will be posting pics this Saturday the 16th we are pulling it in to adjust the Bags and get pictures of it. Oh I am replacing the Bags with new ones..

sweet glad to see you fixing that right away. I would hate to here about it blowing out on you.

Hey another thing to do might be to lower the rear bag brackets. I noticed that the rear bags werent compressed all the way when the truck was down. Just some food for thought.