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Someone,on another list,was talking about the Toyota truck they had rented from Ryder, back in the eightys. I too rented one of these. It was a Toyota 4cyl with dual wheels. That's all I remember. At

Marcus, I am with Jack that sounds like alot of work. I would either try to find a used toyota camper which you could fix-up or I would try to find a small truck camper that fits you existing

I am able to use 5th gear just about all of time. Only have to down shift going up mountains, I usually can hold 5th as long as the grade isn't too steep and long. Or if I am driving into a strong

i HAVN'T DONE IT YET . tHOSE QUESTIONS YOU POSED ARE WHAT IS HOLDING ME BACK. I CAN MAINTAIN 60 MPH MOST OF THE TIME ALONE AND 65 DRAFTING A BIG RIG. i CALCULATE AVVERAGE 47 MPH ON A LONG HALL. ON

Marcus, you have entirely too much time on your hands. Just go buy a Sunrader and forget ALL the headaches you would have trying to do a conversion. Jack

I just saw a Sunrader up close for the first time and thought it would be the perfect RV for my use. Then I discovered this site and the posts have answered my questions, I think. So, if someone

Hi Howard, hope you get many miles of enjoyment out of your Dolphin, changing from a 4spd to 5spd shouldn't pose any big problems, shifter location, driveline length will change, but the one area

I do not know about converting a 4 speed to a 5 speed. My grandpa converted his 1986 Toyota auto to a 5 speed and couldn't be happier. His mileage jumped from around 12-13 to 16-18mpg. I know

Hello Piper, You can find a description of my camper on post 96. I want to welcome you to the wonderfull world of Toyota campers. I think that you will enjoy your new camper greatly. I have owned

If I , Can I change the tranny 4speed for a 5 speed do I have to change the rear end also .

figured I haven't took it for a drive in a couple of weeks. It is supposed to start snowing again today here in Ohio. How often do you guys start your rigs or drive them in the winter? I start

I am an new owner of a 1984 Toyota / Dolphin 21ft With 87,000 miles . It runs like a charm and everthing works { no Leaks Either } . My Wife and I anticipate many miles and Hours of enjoyment. We are

I am an new owner of a 1984 Toyota / Dolphin 21ft With 87,000 miles . It runs like a charm and everthing works { no Leaks Either } . My Wife and I anticipate many miles and Hours of enjoyment. We are

Welcome to the group. I sorry, I can't help you with the owners manual for your 84f dolphin. Hopefully another one of our members might be able to help you. Nate

If anyone knows where I can obtain an owners manual for a 1984 Toyota/ Dolphin 21 ft I would appreciate knowing. I am willing to pay for copying and mailing. Thanks for the help.!!!!!!!!!!

I have a 5 speed transmisson in my 1986 Toyota camper and I was wondering if anyone else had one. My uncle has an 1984 Nissan camper with a 5 speed. I know that they were all 4 speed manuals up

Sorry forgot the . after www on both addresses, http://www.performancesuspension.com/TruckAntiSwayBarKits.htm http://www.addco.net/products/toyota.shtml

Hi Benton, I have seen a couple different types of dual conversions, one use the stock wheels with long studs and a hub in between, the other uses a special wheel with another wheel bolted to that

Benton. I would not put after market duals on EITHER machine. It's not the wheels that are the problem. It's extending the arm of the axle and putting more load on an already under designed bearing

last one: I have found a wheel adaptor kit for the toyota rims that would allow you to create dulies. Would these be less stree than those old aftermarket dulie rims. They are quite