What shop was that?Just make sure that whatever shop you go to has a full supply of shims for Toyotas in stock. My gear job took an extra 3 days because they needed to order more shims for my front diff.
Well, that was the problem in the first place. Going to ORW for a gear install.Off road warehouse in escondido. Great mechs but their customer service leaves something to be desired...
I see. Yeah. Definitely their fault for not getting the master install kit with the shims for setup.Yeah.....pulled the newb routine and had them order "everything". I hadn't had any trouble with them in the past and I felt they would be more reliable with setting up the gears correctly. Unfortunately I don't have a good knowledge base of reputable shops in the area.
Hey RJ - Vista Driveline did my front diff - gear swap only - I haven't grenaded it yet. Also had them do my driveshaft work.Hi guys, been out of the loop for a while but I'm going to be getting my 4wd working again and need a good shop for a front gear install. Possibly an arb alsoSoCal is preferred
I didn't know they did gear work.Hey RJ - Vista Driveline did my front diff - gear swap only - I haven't grenaded it yet. Also had them do my driveshaft work.
Who knows.. maybe he even sub'd it out - I provided my own parts and install kit (JT's)... cost me a couple of bills.I didn't know they did gear work.
I had a u-joint replacement done by them. Nice guys.
Heh, I'm the same way with u joints. Some people make it look so easy (Tyler being one of them).Who knows.. maybe he even sub'd it out - I provided my own parts and install kit (JT's)... cost me a couple of bills.
But he also lengthened one DS and shortened the other during the 4xconversion and I have had him do u-joint work as needed - I don't know why I struggle with u-joints (removing and replacing) - it's just easier to drive around the corner and have Frank press them in / out.
:xpimp: :xpimp: :xpimp:Heh, I'm the same way with u joints. Some people make it look so easy (Tyler being one of them).