Recent content by artvandalay

They did use spacers on the rear. The measurements are all within 1/32". I can re-measure and give the exact height of each wheel well. But, I call up to 1/16" "slap tolerance and if it is within that, it's all the same to me.

I didn't know why either. Called my tech. He said each strut/shock is adjustable. Dialed the fronts down 3 clicks, then drove around the block (the rears are dialed all the way up). Measured and all four are 361/2" from concrete to top of fender at center of wheel.

before shot

had them installed Had the Rancho Quicklift installed on front and the Rancho 9000xl on rear. There is about a three quarter inch difference between front and rear height, with front being higher. Truck rides with no difference as of yet. Looks good and best of all the tires no longer rub at...

I want a diesel......

My dog actually owns the runner. I'm the driver. Buddy is 60lb English Setter. He gets the entire back with seats folded forward, flannel sheet covers the seatbottoms and headrests, moving blanket covers the entire cargo area, and another blanket thrown in for his comfort. It's a '00 ltd with...

Excellent info. If I keep it another 5+ years the 4" route is the way I will go. The way you did yours sounds like the proper route, with Toyota specific parts, which gives you factory angles in the end result. Currently my truck is a daily-ish driver, at 7k mi a year, with 99.99% on city...

Hello. First post here from the Bay Area CA. I own a '2000 LTD 4WD w/77k mi. Has anyone had the Rancho QuickLift shocks installed on their rig? Results? If So did you use them on front and rear? Or, did you use the QuickLifts on front and the Rancho 9000XL's on the rear? What I am trying to...