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Old 05-22-2013, 12:30 AM
77'911 77'911 is offline
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We did not lift our 1990 4runner, and I with the following components up front:
1) Sway-away 25mm torsion bars
2) new upper/lower ball joints
3) urethane control arm bushings.
This combo made a huge difference to the feel of the truck, much tighter. The front end, without lift, might be too tight for some. We like it for highway driving as the truck is far more stable at speed. Having said that, upgrading the torsion bars on these trucks is a no-brainer. The originals are too soft, and usually pretty tired by now.
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