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David's The Phoenix

1984 Toyota Pickup

DLX 2.4L L4

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  • Color: White
  • Horsepower: 135
  • Drivetrain: 4x4
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  • Vehicle Overview

    Very first vehicle I've ever owned since High School 86'. Lots of ever changing modifications and many stories through the years. This is how it sits today but will probably change again someday. So for now I'm just trying to make your every day Daily Driver, Rock Crawler, Pre-Runner, Over Lander vehicle :-) MOTOR & TRANS: TOYOTA - 2.4L 22R LCE-CAMDEN - SUPERCHARGER LCE-CAMDEN - INTAKE MANIFOLD HOLLEY - SNIPER EFI 2300 CARBURETOR EARL'S FUEL CONNECTIONS MSD FUEL PUMP DOWNEY - MID RANGE CAM DOWNEY - SMALL TUBE HEADER TOYOTA - DISTRIBUTOR w/ SNIPER TIMING SETUP LCE - PRO OIL PUMP FAST - E6CD IGNITOR FAST - E92 COIL FLEX-A-LITE - 238 FAN RON DAVIS - DOUBLE PASS ALUMINUM RADIATOR MARLIN CRAWLER - HEAVY DUTY G52 TRANS w/ SHORT THROW SHIFTER MAGNAFLOW 2.5" EXHAUST TUNING - ERIC @ CHUCK'S SPEED SHOP SUSPENSION: FRONT: 3-LINK DESIGN W/ FOX 12" COILOVERS (EIBACH SPRINGS) REMOTE RESERVOIR w/ DSC ADJUSTER & 36" ROCK JOCK ANTIROCK OFF-ROAD SWAY BAR & LIMITED SLIP 5.29 RING & PINION REAR: 4-LINK DESIGN W/ FOX 12" COILOVERS (EIBACH SPRINGS) REMOTE RESERVOIR w/ DSC ADJUSTER & 40" ROCK JOCK ANTIROCK OFF-ROAD SWAY BAR & EATON E-LOCKER 5.29 RING & PINION 37" COOPER SST PRO TIRES w/ 17" WHEELS DRIVE SHAFT ADJUSTMENTS - ORIN @ TAD DRIVESHAFTS SOUND: ALPINE HEAD UNIT: iLX-F309 ALPINE MAIN AMP: PDR-F50 ALPINE SUB AMP: PDR-M65 ALPINE FRONT SPEAKERS: S-S65C ALPINE REAR SPEAKERS: SPS-410 ALPINE WOOFERS: (2) SWT-1054

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    • Holley EFI 12.3" Pro Dash
      The Holley EFI 12.3" Pro Dash is customizable with a variety of gauge and indicator screens that can be programmed to display any parameter you need from a Holley EFI system.
    Engine Parts (9)

    Future Plans

    Maybe Lower compression ratio and increase Boost, Dual Transfer Case, Rear Disk Brakes, Cross-over Steering, 4-link suspension, who knows. :-)

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    • @protourfox

      08/13/2019
      reminds me of that awesome truck Marty always wanted on Back to the Future! Was that a yota also?? Truck looks really awesome man. great work.
      • Thanks! And yes it was a yota in Back to the Future, same year model style as this. I got this truck just after the movie came out. lol
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    • Randy

      08/30/2019
      I have a 1985 Toyota Standard Cab 4x4 Pickup, I was interested in knowing the exact steps and parts needed to perform the complete EFI swap in from a carb. I currently run the Weber 32/36 and thought this would be a better replacement. Also what did the EFI do in regards to fuel efficiency? The EFI is listed as for a bigger engine, how did you tune it?
      • Hi Randy, the Holley Sniper is really pretty easy for an EFI carb. Go here and check out the installation instructions: Https://www.holley.com/products/fuel_systems/fuel_injection/sniper_efi/sniper_2300_2bbl/sniper_2300_2bbl_master_kits_with_fuel_system/parts/550-849K As far as Fuel Efficiency you should be able to tune it for great gas mileage but with my Supercharger it's kind of hard to tell lol, And as for engine size, you just tell it what size engine you have when setting it up.
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    • Skyler

      01/18/2020
      I need the camper shell! I have the same truck (way less cool and still mostly stock engine) and i am having such a hard time finding a shell for it! I live in lake tahoe and in the snow it can get pretty squirley cause it has no weight in the back. Do you still have the shell for it?
      • Just now saw this, I do still have it, but not sure if I'm ready to part with it yet. I'm still thinking I might want to put it on again in the future if I get into camping or overlanding or something. Is your's a long bed as well?
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    • Joshua

      02/07/2020
      How did you install your gauges in your dash pad on the right? Your truck looks amazing I am working on my '85 pickup right now and I like your setup!
      • Thanks! The first time (before it was stolen) I used a hole punch that an electrician let me borrow. The second time, I used a hole saw starting from the back side.
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    • MILK MAN 417

      02/02/2021
      I just briefly read a few of your posts that caught my eye and it was pretty neat to see someone share same ideas that i hadnt seen anyone else consider like the methyl hydro kit I had asked lots of people about experience if any and nobody new what i was talking about lol thank god i read ur post thoe i wont be doing that still a little tempted thoe. Another was moving fuel tank i want to do same only with fuel cell. Ill be reading your whole page eventually thanks for all the info!
      • First, thanks for the nice comments and second, nice job on your truck and yes it is addicting, these are fun trucks with a lot of things that can be customized to how you want it :-) Keep up the good work and I'll be interested to see how it comes along :-)
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    • MILK MAN 417

      02/02/2021
      Man if you were my neighbor...lol omg ide never sleep. I can tell you have gone through every possible upgrade there is lol ive done same i understand the addiction thoroughly haha. Check put my truck its on here. I did the dd head unit aswell with the $20 infared cameras its slick!
    • MILK MAN 417

      03/23/2021
      Hey David, i was reading about ur fuel tank transition to the bed. Any tips? Ive done a million diagnostics its down to the pump most likely a ground inside ive been wanting to move the tank to the bed anyways so heres my chance. Philips screws on pump totally coroded.
      • Hey, just saw your comment. I don't really have any tips on moving the gas tank, all-in-all it went pretty easy. Just had to lengthen the wires and hoses and make some hold down straps. But how you hold it down is really up to you. The straps are working great though, I haven't had to re-tighten them all. The tank is sitting on the rubber bed mat which probably helps hold in place and squashes down into it a bit.
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    • MILK MAN 417

      03/23/2021
      "Tried meth but it freaked me out" lmao!!!! I was seriously considering trying it aswell sounded to good to be true haha
    • Grant

      06/27/2023
      Unbelievably cool build. I am studying all your suspension closely. How's the road manners on the highway?
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    • Hamm

      04/13/2024
      Holy hell you are like the non white trash version of me. I've got a Camden super charger with the holy sniper. Bored 40over with forged Carrillo pistons, custom build distributor. I didn't know anyone else had done this.