Project Taquito

[BadSeed]

I just wanted to post some progress on a project that started about 2 months ago. We are building this truck for our new Site www.DezertTV.com it is a project truck and we have shot 3 full build segments so far with more to come. AM Suspensions from Riverside is doing ALL of the custom work and here is the list of sponsors;

Sway-Away
Fiberwerx
ATX
Toyo Tires
PRP Seats
Jaz Products
Optima
Downey
Deaver Springs
Giant Motorsports
Eibach Springs
Piaa

The truck is going to be our primary production vehicle, the goal was to create a capable vehicle but not lose the luxury amenities of a stock vehicle. Thanks for checking it out.

Photos:
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Yes it is a 5 lug http://www.race-dezert.com/forum/images/icons/icon10.gif

[matt_helton]

allied motorsports? i thought i recognized those welds!! :)

[BadSeed]

allied motorsports? i thought i recognized those welds!! :)

Yes they are doing some amazing work very happy with our choice to use them for this build. The kit they are building is real nice too.

[Roddd]

Looks awesome, keep posting with the progress.

[BadSeed]

Here is the upper arm I will get more up today!

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[therail]

That arm looks amazing.

[bcampbell04]

truck looks really nice. is that the stock frame that is just plated or did they build a custom frame? thanks

[matt_helton]

ehhh, that would be plating on the toyota frame rails.

[BadSeed]

truck looks really nice. is that the stock frame that is just plated or did they build a custom frame? thanks

Yes they just plated the stock frame.

I sound like a broken record but these guys are kicking ***!

I will try and get the other photos up tonight.

-RC

[Bulldozer]

Wow, I'm jealous. Nice truck!

[BadSeed]

Here are more of the bed cage. It is designed to keep as much space as possible and still fit a full size dirt bike.

We are running a 18 inch Sway-Away Triple Bypass, Deaver's, and Giant shackle. It is cycling 18 inches.

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Thanks for looking!

[DRIVE Jon]

The taquito looks great. How do you like the FiberWerx front conversion? Tryin to decide if I should stay 3 piece for the modular-thing, or go one-piece for my future race truck.

Did you find a decent price for the lights? I don't think anyone make aftermarket 07+ Taco lights yet?

Jon
V4DR

[DRIVE Jon]

2 more things...what does it cost to get a set of billet UCAs machined these days? 6061 or 7075?

Thanks

[BadSeed]

Sorry for the late reply I have been pretty wrapped up in getting the site up.

I love the front clip. I think if you are going to use it for a race application it is much easier to deal with then 3 different peaces. And you can get the lights fairly cheap on ebay.

As for the Billet upper UCA's I would give the guys at AM suspensions a call and see what they would charge.

AM Suspensions
951.736.6571

More Updates. The rear of the truck is done now. The weld and plating work on the rear of this truck is nothing like I have ever seen All I can Say is WOW!

Check out the site for more on the build.

www.DezertTV.com

Part 2 and 3 of the build will be up next month.

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Thanks for looking!

[matt_helton]

two words. BU...........NA!! ")

[Bulldozer]

Very pretty welds :)

[bcampbell04]

rear cage came out nice. those are some great looking welds

[BadSeed]

Thanks guys! I can not say enough about the quality of work Chris and Flynn are producing.

However I don't know what BU........NA!!") means Matt?

-RC

[BadSeed]

More photos of the rear bumper and shock tower with shock

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[Michael Pee]

Love the seats. Are they Velour?

[BadSeed]

Love the seats. Are they Velour?

Suede my man PRP hooked them up really nice very comfy!

[DezertTV]

It has been a little bit since I have updates this thread, but major progress has been made. AM suspensions has finished all of the front suspension, and major fabrication on this project. The pictures do not do there work justice...TOP NOTCH! Everything on the truck was designed perfectly and executed with perfection.

The most recent update was getting it down to Ryan Middelton of Line-x Imperial valley/ High-n-low motorsports for the line-x. Ryan did an amazing job working his magic around all of the tubes in the bed cage. The liver came out amazing.

Everyone has been putting in some long hours and nights getting this truck ready for our booth at the off-road expo. The truck is currently with the Fiberwerx crew getting paint and then Finally to Bink Designs for graphics.

You can see every stage of this build on www.DezertTV.com along with much much more!!

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[DezertTV]

And more...

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Thank you all for looking!!!

www.DezertTV.com

[DRIVE Jon]

Looks great! thanks for the update. High-n-low did an outstanding job, and the fab shop that did the front is no slouch either:D

i am gonna be jeleous of the V4DR/MDR volunteer for the ElCentro races that wins the free bed-liner from high-n-low that they donated to us.

I am putting the same FW clip on my taco. Already have the lights. Any thing about the clip you want to share, or was it just standard issue massaging to get it right?

Where did you get the grill?

[highnlow]

Guys, this truck is sick! Flynn at AM Suspensions gets it done! Absolutely amazing work all the way around (especially the Line-X Spray-On Truck Bedliner)!!! hahaha. For sure though this truck is well put together and thought out.
Robert, we were stoked that you and Flynn could come down and hang out for a late night Truck Spray. I know that you guys were digg'n the Special Quesadilla's and tacos. Everybody is gonna bust a gut watch'n the Ice Cream Man Section...stay tuned for that!!!! You guys are welcome to come down and hang out anytime. Don't forget that Glamis Night Run we're putt'n together soon. Looks like I gotta find another spot on the side panels of my F-150 for a DEZERT T.V. sticker. (oh yeah, punks, you guys got my van with a sticker and I didn't know it. It's on now!!!)

[DezertTV]

Looks great! thanks for the update. High-n-low did an outstanding job, and the fab shop that did the front is no slouch either:D

i am gonna be jeleous of the V4DR/MDR volunteer for the ElCentro races that wins the free bed-liner from high-n-low that they donated to us.

I am putting the same FW clip on my taco. Already have the lights. Any thing about the clip you want to share, or was it just standard issue massaging to get it right?

Where did you get the grill?


The clip fit really well just a little messaging here and there I was very very happy with the fitment, I got the Grill on Ebay actually.

[DezertTV]

Guys, this truck is sick! Flynn at AM Suspensions gets it done! Absolutely amazing work all the way around (especially the Line-X Spray-On Truck Bedliner)!!! hahaha. For sure though this truck is well put together and thought out.
Robert, we were stoked that you and Flynn could come down and hang out for a late night Truck Spray. I know that you guys were digg'n the Special Quesadilla's and tacos. Everybody is gonna bust a gut watch'n the Ice Cream Man Section...stay tuned for that!!!! You guys are welcome to come down and hang out anytime. Don't forget that Glamis Night Run we're putt'n together soon. Looks like I gotta find another spot on the side panels of my F-150 for a DEZERT T.V. sticker. (oh yeah, punks, you guys got my van with a sticker and I didn't know it. It's on now!!!)

Yes the Special quesidilla's were amazing along with the Tacos! Thank you again for your hospitality!! The Line-X came out great can't wait to get it back from Bink and FiberWerx.

My girl is all over the night run sounds like a blast!

[Grunion]

very nice.

[DezertTV]

Thank you all for the positive feed back. The truck is out of paint and currently at Bink Designs of San Diego for Decals and minor graphics. I will post photos as I get them!!:D :D

[DezertTV]

We just got the truck back from Bink Design and Fiberwerx and WOW. The work is amazing, Fiberwerx applied the custom paint that Bink Designs laid out and then Bink applied the final graphics and decals for the off-Road Expo. The truck will make its debut this weekend at Off-Road Expo in Pomona. We will be in Building #7 Booth 7203. Be sure to swing by and check out the final build segments and say hello to Chris and Flynn from AM Suspensions

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[DezertTV]

Now for Phase two to start, Cab cage, Aluminum Dash, Core Support, motor mods, new rear end (not planned but now needed), and Full interior.

The truck is now at Twisted Tin in Fountain Valley. We have begun the Caging process.

Before:
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After:

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Glass is out:
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After going through the truck we noticed this:

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Also, the front shock tower will need to be replaced as it is cracked and bent at both sides. It was a temporary tower for the expo and like a bone head I was to hard on the truck...

We will be doing a full custom Aluminum Dash at Twisted Tin and today some goodies arrived:

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[DRIVE Jon]

What size are the tires?

Can't wait to see the cage work! The axle housing looks like you have been having fun. What housing are you going with?

[Peaches]

that looks very nice... they do some nice work over there in the IE... can't wait to get my own

[DezertTV]

What size are the tires?

Can't wait to see the cage work! The axle housing looks like you have been having fun. What housing are you going with?

The Tire is a 33.12.5 Toyot open country and I love them! I am going with a Ford 9 inch housing, Strange 3rd, 35 spline axles, explorer disc brakes. Should sort out the prob lol.

that looks very nice... they do some nice work over there in the IE... can't wait to get my own

Thanks we have worked hard and to clarify Twisted Tin is in The O.C.

[DRIVE Jon]

Looks perfect with the 33s. I was afraid with the large front clip that 33s would look silly, but I really don't want to run 35s...just for weight/clearance issues....just for 1" ground clearance.

Are you just using a reinforced junk-yard housing, or going with a new Currie/Strange housing.

This is the time to link it!:D Cantilever shock setup under the bed! You can doo it!

Jon

[DezertTV]

Looks perfect with the 33s. I was afraid with the large front clip that 33s would look silly, but I really don't want to run 35s...just for weight/clearance issues....just for 1" ground clearance.

Are you just using a reinforced junk-yard housing, or going with a new Currie/Strange housing.

This is the time to link it!:D Cantilever shock setup under the bed! You can doo it!

Jon

LOL YEah the thought has crossed my mind. I want to see how well I can get the rear to work now with the leafs though.

The housing is a stock Toyota 7.5 oh and it is all bent to hell now. So I am working on getting a Ford 9 to replace it with.

[DezertTV]

Mored Updates!

The Cage is coming along very nice The guys at Twisted Tin have been busting this out. Started last weekend and should be out of the shop and DONE tonight! Along with Light bar, new windshield and rear window.

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Thanks to Darrel at PIAA for these:
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Next on the list is the Aluminum Dash. We are on pace to start that the week after next.

[DezertTV]

Some progress on the dash:

Here are a few pics from start to now..

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Side top inserts:
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Visor for GPS:
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center section for A.C., GPS, and switches;
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End Caps:
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As it sits now without anything mounted:
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I can not say enough about how fortunate we are to be working with such professional craftsmen. Brian and Brandon obviously know there stuff and there work ethic is amazing. Be sure to check out all of the build segments going live very soon on www.DezertTV.com, These segments go into great detail profiling the aluminum work going into this truck.

[fftront]

looks really good!!!! what did you do to tweak the shock tower?

[highnlow]

Robert,

Don't let 'em burn my Line-X with the Mig!!!! Welding blanket!! hahaha...man it's look'n good guys!

[DRIVE Jon]

The dash looks really nice Robert...them tin-benders have some crazy metal-mojo!

Where did you get the Steering wheel and adapter kit...Kartek I presume??

Jon

[DezertTV]

Yes Jon Kartek for the wheel and adapter.

Here are a few more photos of the aluminum work from Twisted Tin. These guys are friggan artists!!

New Center Console;

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Front V Bars;
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Dash 80%
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From here we need to finish the center section of the dash, make the lower parts of the dash, mount and wire.

Next is the front Motor cage, and new rear end.

[DezertTV]

looks really good!!!! what did you do to tweak the shock tower?

The front shock tower was just quickly made and not really designed to take abuse. I was a little hard on the truck out of the gate and it just crushed the joint were the cross support and the shocks meet. We knew it was going to have to be re-done.

Robert,

Don't let 'em burn my Line-X with the Mig!!!! Welding blanket!! hahaha...man it's look'n good guys!

LOL, They were very careful with that. Seats and windshield however, I managed to really mess them up...:rolleyes:

[DRIVE Jon]

Looking awesome!

Do the V-bars join a lateral bar under the dash? I have always wondered about how to make sure the V-bars Tie in to something solid.

[DezertTV]

Looking awesome!

Do the V-bars join a lateral bar under the dash? I have always wondered about how to make sure the V-bars Tie in to something solid.

Yes we removed the stock cross bar and re mounted the steering wheel to that. The V bars connect to that cross bar.

[DRIVE Jon]

Nice!

It would then be cool to run a couple tubes from the bottom of the cross-tube...down to the frame somehow. Of course it goes right through where your feet go. I guess the more typical thing for prerunners is to run the engine cage tubes to the cross bar, and pick up strength that way.

Can't wait to see the rest of the cage sections!

Jon

[fftront]

this truck looked pretty good this weekend!!!!!!

[DezertTV]

this truck looked pretty good this weekend!!!!!!

Thank you!! I had a great time out there this past weekend. When the new housing is in I will be able to drive it a little harder...

Some new stuff in today;

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PRP turned these around in about 5 days, and they far exceeded my expectations. Kelly from PR asked for a photo and them matched the seat covers perfectly to the exterior. Sued too!!!

[fftront]

ballin!!!!!!

[DezertTV]

Matches my gold fronts and my twinkle twankle bling bling... LOL

[fftront]

when u goin out again? maybe we can get a picture of all our trucks together next time!

[DezertTV]

Battle at Prim for sure, but there is talk of a superstition meet later in Feb.

[fftront]

sweet. let me know!!!!!!!!

[Twisted Minis]

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I notice you are still running the stock Toyota hubs on a custom spindle. How did you achieve that? Was a new spindle machined that the bearings could seat on? Or the stock one pressed out of the factory knuckle? I am trying to do something very similar and I am struggling to get started because of this part. I am torn between trying to press it out of a stock knuckle, machine it myself, or have a few sets machined for present and future use. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks.

[DRIVE Jon]

Twisted Minis.....what year/model Toyota do you have?

[Twisted Minis]

1980, but the hubs look the same as that on the Tacoma. I have a spare set of 87 hubs and 4" lift spindles. I am looking to make my own spindle though and keep the stock hub to keep the cost down.

[DezertTV]

1980, but the hubs look the same as that on the Tacoma. I have a spare set of 87 hubs and 4" lift spindles. I am looking to make my own spindle though and keep the stock hub to keep the cost down.

The stock hub was cut out and then welded back into this spindle. In this application I am not sure that it could have been pressed out.

Hope this helps.

[Twisted Minis]

The stock hub was cut out and then welded back into this spindle. In this application I am not sure that it could have been pressed out.

Hope this helps.

Thanks.

So are you saying you cut the stock cast spindle away? Did it look similar to this?
http://img252.imageshack.us/img252/8223/p1010160ss2.jpg

The way I see it there is a cast knuckle, and a steel spindle. On the backside it looks like the spindle is pressed into the knuckle. I am just trying to figure out the best way to remove it. I have access to a 50 ton Dake, but I don't want to destroy the part I want to save. How exactly did you cut the spindle away?

Sorry for all the questions. I have been thinking about this on my own for over a month. I am probably just over thinking it.

[JESSE_at_TLT]

The stock hub was cut out and then welded back into this spindle. In this application I am not sure that it could have been pressed out.
Why in the world did you reuse the stock 2WD spindle and hub when you guys obviously spent so much time new spindles and arms? Why not at least go with stock 4WD parts?

[Atombomb]

Why in the world did you reuse the stock 2WD spindle and hub when you guys obviously spent so much time new spindles and arms? Why not at least go with stock 4WD parts?

I am sure that since the 4x's are 6 lugs, that might have something to do with it.....just a thought...

[Atombomb]

Thanks.

So are you saying you cut the stock cast spindle away? Did it look similar to this?
http://img252.imageshack.us/img252/8223/p1010160ss2.jpg

The way I see it there is a cast knuckle, and a steel spindle. On the backside it looks like the spindle is pressed into the knuckle. I am just trying to figure out the best way to remove it. I have access to a 50 ton Dake, but I don't want to destroy the part I want to save. How exactly did you cut the spindle away?

Sorry for all the questions. I have been thinking about this on my own for over a month. I am probably just over thinking it.

50 tons would be enough. Just thread 3 hub nuts onto the shank and lock them in place about a 1/16" from the end of the snout and press away. I don't advise using ANY heat either.

[JESSE_at_TLT]

That's kind of a trivial thing though, and 5 on 4.5" is a passenger car lug pattern anyway.

[Atombomb]

The lug pattern is moot in regard to its uses. The spindle design looks like it would accept a bolt on snout from just about anything, if the time comes. I believe that that concept for this build was to show what can be done with the 5 lug trucks.

[DezertTV]

The lug pattern is moot in regard to its uses. The spindle design looks like it would accept a bolt on snout from just about anything, if the time comes. I believe that that concept for this build was to show what can be done with the 5 lug trucks.

Atombomb you are right! The whole point to this build was to utilize the stock platform. Yes we could have very easily swapped out the lug pattern on the front and rear but we wanted to keep it a 5 lug and build from there.

Yes the snout looks like that and we cut away the stock cast spindle and machined the rest of the cast off all the way down, then built the spindle around that snout. We welded on the inside and other outside to get as much surface as possible. It is very stout and I have not had any issues yet. I will be sure to get full test results when the truck is 100% finished and we do some serious re-running.

The other reason for getting rid of the stock spindle was to remove the weird ball joint peace that the 5 lugs have and to get a more traditional setup. Much stronger this way too.

[DezertTV]

More updates;

Dash it almost done, still need to get the lower caps and center section but we mounted up the gauges and GPS Friday night. Twisted Tin is doing a KILLER job on everything. Very professional guys Brian and Brandon are.

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[fftront]

Lookin Good!

[Atombomb]

Dash is looking cool for sure!

[DezertTV]

Thanks guys!

Received my new currie 9 inch rear end last night. It is going in today!!

http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w314/rob2thec/IMG_0055.jpg
http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w314/rob2thec/IMG_0056.jpg
http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w314/rob2thec/IMG_0057.jpg

I will have more updated photos when I get to the shop tonight.

[Twisted Minis]

Damn that axle looks good.

[DezertTV]

Here are a few more from last night;

http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w314/rob2thec/IMG_0058.jpg
http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w314/rob2thec/IMG_0060.jpg
Dash all caped and AC, unit mounted;

http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w314/rob2thec/IMG_0062.jpg

See everyone at Primm this weekend!!