WheelinJR
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Portland, Oregon
Getting ever so closer to being ready for the B1K this year. Vegas to Reno left us with lots to do.
New Currie housings arrived. One of our guys spent a bunch of time trussing, adding bracketry, reinforcing things, and so on...
After some time primering and painting...we've got axles!
Rear Currie Fabbed Housing Primered
We also got some new air filters, AEM dryflows. AEM recommended this particular filter as the one the Toyota Factory Team runs the Baja without ever changing. Our old K&N unit suffocated the engine out nearly 6 times during V2R
The next upgrade is nice. Savvy hooked us up with one of their Big Brake Kits to fit within the 15" Wheels we are running. I did find right away that our gussetts will need some slight clearancing to clear the bracket, but not by much.
Some other things we've done:
- Removed about 50lbs of Silt from the car
- Added a horn button more easily accessible to the codog
- Installed Torque Converter lockup switch
- Did another cleaning of the bump shifter, gets gummed up at every race
- Installed Browndog Motor Mounts
- Realigned Pass Fender
- Had all the King Shocks rebuilt, new shafts in rear
Our yet to do:
- Extend threads for Parker Pumpers to fit larger filters
- Deal with sticky harnesses, very hard to loosen
- Install T-Case Skid
- Add Head Blanketing/Insulation to trans tunnel, hot feet!
- Fix front bumpstop mounts, replace bumpstops
There's more stuff I'm sure but this is the bulk of it. Our deadline is the 28th, when we put it on a trailer and head to SEMA. Running that deadline down!
New Currie housings arrived. One of our guys spent a bunch of time trussing, adding bracketry, reinforcing things, and so on...
After some time primering and painting...we've got axles!


Rear Currie Fabbed Housing Primered

We also got some new air filters, AEM dryflows. AEM recommended this particular filter as the one the Toyota Factory Team runs the Baja without ever changing. Our old K&N unit suffocated the engine out nearly 6 times during V2R

The next upgrade is nice. Savvy hooked us up with one of their Big Brake Kits to fit within the 15" Wheels we are running. I did find right away that our gussetts will need some slight clearancing to clear the bracket, but not by much.
Some other things we've done:
- Removed about 50lbs of Silt from the car
- Added a horn button more easily accessible to the codog
- Installed Torque Converter lockup switch
- Did another cleaning of the bump shifter, gets gummed up at every race
- Installed Browndog Motor Mounts
- Realigned Pass Fender
- Had all the King Shocks rebuilt, new shafts in rear
Our yet to do:
- Extend threads for Parker Pumpers to fit larger filters
- Deal with sticky harnesses, very hard to loosen
- Install T-Case Skid
- Add Head Blanketing/Insulation to trans tunnel, hot feet!
- Fix front bumpstop mounts, replace bumpstops
There's more stuff I'm sure but this is the bulk of it. Our deadline is the 28th, when we put it on a trailer and head to SEMA. Running that deadline down!