Recent content by 4runner_dreamer

I'm sure most of you out there can agree to this following statement: "I need a new shop I can take my 4Runner to that knows what they are doing and can work on lifted vehicles..." If not most of you, certainly some of you.. Little background for ya's (yes, there's an issue I'm trying to...

That's fair..

What about the cam bolts? I noticed moog ones (I believe) come greaseable... Amazon.com: Moog K100129 Caster/Camber Adjusting Kit: Automotive or even these from Metal Tech: Toyota Alignment Cam Bolts | Camber Bolt Kit | Metal Tech 4x4

Hey team... After searching this thread, I am in need of a bit more advice/opinions about lower control arm replacing and product choice. My 2011 has seen better days when it comes to rust (like many of us on here) and the cam bolts on the controls arms have become part of the vehicle -...

This is by far the best thread on this whole forum.. With that being said, here's my 5 month old Golden Retriever, Bella.

Just wrapped up a 3,500 mile trip..

Did some exploring in the Tetons...

I'll stick to my retrofits..

I wonder what type of lens they are using.. A lot of these cheaper headlamp assemblies use low quality lenses and output won't match that what you would find in something like the Morimoto lenses. Which makes me wonder if one can take these apart and throw in Morimoto's 2.5" rectangle lenses...

I wish I lived closer! It's only a 28 hour road trip.. WORTH it though.

I know it's a while back, but, do you still have these??

Has anyone used Fabtech suspensions for their rig?

So, what you're saying is any kind of lift over 2" should require UCA's?

In all reality they would work correctly if I wanted a 2" lift. But in your regards, are you talking about THESE??

Hey guys, quick question here. I am about to purchase these shocks HERE and would like to know if anyone has these installed. I would like to get at least 2.5" out of these shocks, but they say it's only 0-2" lift. Would adding a 1/4" spacer finish the 2.5" lift I'm looking for?? Thanks!