[expeditionswest]

I have a bunch of stuff for sale off of my 1998 Trooper.

NOTE: THE BUMPER AND HUBS HAVE SOLD.

I have pictures and details HEREhttp://www.expeditionswest.com/equipment/used_for_sale.htm

 

[chitown]

Do you know if that TJM bar and the Superwinch hubs would fit a 2nd Gen Rodeo ?

Thks,

Rob

 

[expeditionswest]

the hubs might work, but I cannot say for sure.

The bumper would not work without significant modification and welding up a new set of frame brackets.

 

[chasespeed]

Rob, yeah, the hubs will work on your 2000, no problem...

The bumper, its a bit wider than you rodeo, adn the are some serious workings req'd and being aluminium...unless you have dealt with that before, you dont wanna...

BTW, I would love that thing....BUT..Money..

Chase

 

[RCs93TROOPERLS]

I am interested in the hubs, if they fit my 93 Trooper.

 

[dani4JB1T]

For how many splines they are ¿?¿?.....17 ¿?

thanks !!
Dani

 

[chasespeed]

These hubs are 17 sline, adn will fit all 17 spline 10 bolt fronts.. 88 adn up trooper, all migos', rodeos up to I think 01 or 02 when they went to the big nut in the front....instead of drive flanges...

HTH
Chase

 

[RCs93TROOPERLS]

Well if what you meant chase, they will fit my Trooper, I will take them, the hubs.

 

[chitown]

Chase: Thanks for the info. I'm just above the beginner level when it comes to welding, and I haven't messed with aluminum at all yet. So I suppose I should try something less expensive to learn on.

As far as the hubs, if they are still available I will take 'em (if RCs93 doesn't want 'em)

Rob

 

[RCs93TROOPERLS]

Chi,, go ahead. I have a few other things I have to pay for and buy first.

 

[chitown]

Thanks RCs...

 

[RCs93TROOPERLS]

Thanks RCs...

No problem. Hope they work out for you.

 

[expeditionswest]

The hubs are sold.

The bumper is still available.

 

[2000Trooper]

Scott,

Just a question, why are you selling the bumper… it looked good on your Trooper.

Found your web site some time back and the information you shared concerning your trooper was very helpful. Thanks for the picture you shared on the modifications.

 

[expeditionswest]

It is just time for the Trooper to retire...

I go on 30-40 adventures a year, which leads to about 20k miles of fully loaded, rugged driving. I always switch out expedition vehicles at about 80k.

The Trooper has been totally reliable, and a great vehicle. It was just time to upgrade/replace. I have a very solid group of sponsors for my new advenures and the new vehicle. I have been conducting tests with my new 2004 Tacoma for about six months now, and it is time for it to go into service, even though it is not totally finished.

I am going to keep the Trooper as a backup, parts runner for at least another 6 months to a year.

I have taken most of the parts off of the Trooper, and it now looks pretty stock

You can take a look at my new Tacoma here: http://www.expeditionswest.com/vehicles/ewvehicles/tacoma/index.html