Toyota DIY 'Horse Collar' Crossmember

Coco

Coco

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I got a DIY crossmember that is designed to bolt onto the back of the Toyota gear driven case. I built/planned on running this in my buggy build, but went a different route. Its never had move abuse than holding cases up for a couple months (never seen offroad use) so really shouldnt have an issue with it. It was built to sit between the frame rails of a 80s Toyota frame, but can be easily made to fit on anything with Toyota case gear driven cases. It was never painted as it was on my build, so it has some surface rust on it, but nothing major.

$70 for RME

Text is best

Pics:
https://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218&ad=31813389&cat=677
 
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Coco said:
I got a DIY crossmember that is designed to bolt onto the back of the Toyota gear driven case. I built/planned on running this in my buggy build, but went a different route. Its never had move abuse than holding cases up for a couple months (never seen offroad use) so really shouldnt have an issue with it. It was built to sit between the frame rails of a 80s Toyota frame, but can be easily made to fit on anything with Toyota case gear driven cases. It was never painted as it was on my build, so it has some surface rust on it, but nothing major.

$70 for RME

Test is best

Pics:
https://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218&ad=31813389&cat=677
Click to expand...

What are we testing???
 
Coco said:
I got a DIY crossmember that is designed to bolt onto the back of the Toyota gear driven case. I built/planned on running this in my buggy build, but went a different route. Its never had move abuse than holding cases up for a couple months (never seen offroad use) so really shouldnt have an issue with it. It was built to sit between the frame rails of a 80s Toyota frame, but can be easily made to fit on anything with Toyota case gear driven cases. It was never painted as it was on my build, so it has some surface rust on it, but nothing major.

$70 for RME

Test is best

Pics:
https://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218&ad=31813389&cat=677
Click to expand...


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