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Originally Posted by 4RunnerAquasport View Post
That's what I was thinking. My memory is horrible, but I do remember the clearance on the shield was only a fraction of what we needed. That's why I asked.

I guess the 5th gen rack is the newest latest greatest steering upgrade in the GX crowd.

Im still on an 8 year old 4th gen reman w 315/70/17s. I guess 37s are the metric for a steering upgrade.
I did the Rubicon on a stock rack and stock tie rods on 37s with stock CVs. And some KS and Colorado wheeling. If I had the means would I upgraded before doing the Rubicon again? Yes. But not really required.
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