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Old 04-15-2012, 10:17 AM
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Originally Posted by zgensler31 View Post
i like it. btw got my shocks in today. thanks again for the hook up. i owe you.
One day I will call on you.

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Originally Posted by 004runnerLtd View Post
Awesome man!
Came out great. Thanks for creating this write-up.

Will be ordering my rear tundra 5100s (with hour glass bushings) and OME 906s shortly!
Post photos when you get your suspension all in!
Will do. And thanks for your help.

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This applies to the rears only, correct? Front 5100s need no modification?
That is correct. Rears only need bushings pushed. From 1/2" to 3/4".
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