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Old 04-27-2020, 12:28 PM #16
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Thanks for the info. Yes , the Delco's looks pretty beefy. So I'm assuming you used the stock size 4runner links and not longer ones? Are you lifted at all?
A very mild lift, about 1/2". When I replaced my suspension parts 4 years ago it regained 2", 1 and 1/2" of that was due to sagging springs.
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Didn't someone recently mention they had clearance issues with the longer links with 99 tall suspension? Was it @JZiggy ? Maybe I'm imagining it..
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Didn't someone recently mention they had clearance issues with the longer links with 99 tall suspension? Was it @JZiggy ? Maybe I'm imagining it..
Yep, after installing 99 talls I put on longer rear end links and found they hit the control arm. The stockers were the right length still.
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Yep, after installing 99 talls I put on longer rear end links and found they hit the control arm. The stockers were the right length still.
How much longer did you go on the rear end links?? I was thinking of going only 1 inch longer for both front and rear. I would really doubt that would cause issues. Did you also do longer fronts?
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1” longer in the back. I did something totally different in the front, check my build thread if you’re interested.
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