Easy Bolt-on! How to Install the GGM 80 series Land Cruiser Tire Carrier.
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- čas přidán 27. 12. 2022
- In this video, I show you how I install the GGM tire carrier on my 80 series land cruiser. Really easy bolt-on. 91-92 landcruisers will have a little more cutting and drilling. But other than that, completely bolt on.
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Great break down, and recommendations in the vid! Installed mine at the beginning of the month onto an LX450. The center latch mount on over the OEM pintle mount was a little chalk for me as the LX450 has a body panel over that area. Everything else was “figure-outtable” but the provided directions could use some enhancements that I plan on recommending directly to GGM.
Yup definitely “figure-outtable” lol. Next is to modify a strut assist On there.
Great solution. Love that it keeps factory look and price isn't over the top
Definitely a great solution. The price is definitely what forced my hand on this investment, but even if it were more expensive, I’d probably end up buying one. I’m trying to focus my build around weight and functionality.
Great job Miles, looks good.
Thanks man. Yeah it looks really good on there. Just need to save up to buy a matching rim and spare tire lol
@@CruisinMiles put the spare from the Pebble Beach on.
This looks awesome. For rusted screws and bolts, might want to blast them with PBlaster or other penetrating oil. Snapped off bolts really suck. 🤙🏼
Thanks man. You know, I know this information, but I always forget when I start getting into it lol.
Looks awesome! Nice work!
Thank you! It was a very simple install. Going to be installing accessory mounts onto it next
@@CruisinMiles makes the rear end look great without the super high cost of a full rear bumper.
@@NKPGarage exactly what I was looking for. Budget friendly and lightweight. (Compared to full bumpers)
GGM is working on making side protection add-ons that will replace the plastic bumpers.
Thanks for the vid! I’m going to order one for my 96.
Do it !!! Lol. Like I said it’s an awesome product. Are you going with driver side or passenger side?
Driver side, got it delivered yesterday! I also ordered the accessory attachment.
@@Lundy_FZJ8E sweet! Yeah I got my accessory mounts on the way as well.
good stuff
Thanks Lee
Damn I got to get me one of these tire swing
Dude, it’s awesome.
Looks like a good solution. It would have been good to see the tyre actually mounted to it afterwards. But great work.
At the time I didn’t have my 34” spare. In my later videos I have it mounted.
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Thanks for the video! I saw your reel on Instagram a few days ago so great timing on the upload. Do you know if they sell the spindle and frame mount separately form the swing out?
Not sure if they do, you’d have to email them and ask. They literally JUST started selling these
You can get an entire bumper w tire mount fit not much more. Would rather have an entire bumper w options of Jerry can holder and side protection. A bumper also gives you more clearance and protection.
For not much more yes, but a full bumper isn’t always the answer. When weight is a major factor to someone’s build, a full rear bumper is definitely something to consider. In terms of clearance, the rears of the 80 series have pretty substantial clearance already. Yes, protection is a huge thing to consider, but considering how a full rear bumper would pretty much be fabricated into the frame, it’s very common for people to remove the plastic bumper ends and fabricate their own protective pieces into those spots. A solution that would fit the weight consideration, as well as clearance and protection. You made good points, but they’re simple not always the best answer.
I definitely like mine. I have the newest version so my bumper corner site fine. I also didn’t trim the bumper support bracket. I bolted it back on and used it.
What latter are you using though? Do you like it?
Great to hear. The ladder I was using was some no named brand I was able to snatch up from Facebook market. I’d like it alot but doesn’t fit with the spare tire actually hung up on the carrier
New to your channel love the Land Cruiser. I’m repainting mine this week and debating if I should go from the green to the white.. thoughts?
I personally love the white. I’ve always wanted a white 80 series. Something about the body lines look so good on white. When it’s time for me to repaint, I’m having mine redone in white. Now as for green, my 75 Toyota celica is green. And I love the way that color sits on that car. So I absolutely love both colors. But for the 80 series, my personal choice is white. I have seen amazing looking green 80 series though.
very nice work, where do you find the support for the bearing?
Thank you. What Support for the bearing?
@@CruisinMiles you use a pin with a two bearing to support the wheel carrier.
@@TrigliaAdventure ohhh, it is a spindle. I am not sure where you can order those from. But you contact the manufacturer. Go to generalgreenmanufacturing.com and contact them through there.
Hey I have some bumper end you could have ...if you want the clean look
Hell yeah, I’d take them off your hands if you’re getting rid of them. Nice SC in your profile pic too. Used to have a 92 myself
Thank you....I like your celica too I have one of those too a 73...I gat a full bumper and I just have the parts laying around
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did you do any prep before the steel -it spray?..im new to it
A quick find sanding and wash. And it’s still holding up till now
Is that possible to add a gas strut to the carrier? This is the only thing before placing an order.
A locking strap or strut is currently in development. As of right now, other customers are fabricating their own solutions. That’s a good question
Nice job. Do you mind sharing the type of spray paint you used?
Yes it’s called Steel-it Coatings.
@@CruisinMiles thank you
Is there a way to mount it on the passenger side
Yes there is. Simply order the option for the passenger side. They offer both sides
I noticed that you didn’t reinstall your hitch. Now I know why-I’m installing my GGM carrier now and it requires that it be mounted where the hitch also mounts. Wasn’t anticipating this. I’m
Going to have to figure out a way to mount a receiver hitch after the GGM carrier is installed. This just turned into a bit more of a project than I had planned for.
You can actually reinstall your hitch. You might need longer bolts though. But I can work. I need to find the picture online of someone who did it. I just didn’t reinstall mine because I was too busy recording the video
@@CruisinMiles not sure how an OEM hitch bolts up but I have an aftermarket hitch and in order to be able to reuse it I’ll need a couple spacer plates the same thickness as the carrier for the 4 bolts that are not being used by the GGM carrier.
@@kirkwerner64 I posted the pic of the customer who installed it with the frame hitch. Over on MUD
One thing that might be helpful for viewers to realize is that for Landcruisers, the bumper extension brackets don’t need to be cut like you did. Matt’s LX450 has a different configuration, which is why he had to cut some of his bracket (in the GGM installation instructions). I cut mine as you did and then realized by doing so I had removed some mounting points for the plastic bumper extension and got to wondering if maybe I could have left more of the bracket in tact. Luckily I had another bracket so I test fitted it with the spindle mounted and wa-la: it fit. So I ended up using the uncut bracket.
@@kirkwerner64 this is awesome to know! I had thought about that as well but never ended up doing anything about it! Thank you Kirk. Very good to know
What did you do with your license plate? Looks like a tire would block it.
They offer a plate relocation kit.
What does it look like with a 35 or 37?
I have a 295/75/16 hung on it right now. 34” will post in a bit how it looks
what is the weight of the tire carrier?
Oh I will have to get back to you on that.
Seems pricey
Relative to the cost of full bumpers, You are paying for a quality product.