Recent content by Deldonna

First off, hello to all! Love this forum, been lurking for a while, and have capitalized on the wealth of info and ideas. I own a 97' limited, with a few minor mods, (toytec coil overs, ome coils out back w/ 5100's , tbu, few other minor things). This rig has never left me stranded, and I...

Bump for the bumpers!!

Looking for the front and rear bumpers and the tow hitch. Sent you a p.m. (Will pick up). Let me know!!! Thanks!

I have one of those you can have for just the cost of shipping. Like new condition. Only caviat is that I won't be back to ship until Monday. Lmk if you would like it. -mark

Fwiw, I am running treadwright wardens, I have about 30k ish miles on them and went out and checked all 4 in and out for cracking, (after seeing this thread) none present. I have had a good experience with them, and they have not given me any grief. When I got them there were no "previous patch...

This same thing drove me nuts on my 97' limited. i ended up replacing everything in the front end, inner tie rods, outer tie rods, steering rack bushings, cv's ubj, lbj, bearings, control arm bushings, brakes, calipers, rotors, struts, and at the end of the day my skid plate was loose. It...

Quicksert and helicoil kits allow you to fix the threads, and in most cases get the threads back to factory specs (as long as the bad hole is not too large) so all you would need is a new factory bolt for the caliper. (Then proceed with your TBU) If done properly, it would be like nothing was...

Sounds like a helicoil. (The spring thing) Try googling quicksert, they might have a thread repair kit that will suit your needs/get you back to stock.

Kimballs is in Washington state. Sucks dealing with paying 2 different companies for basically nothing, but I guess some days you're the dog and some days you're the fire hydrant. Hopefully this thread helps someone else make an informed decision.

Hey all, new here, been lurking for a few, and taking advantage of the plethora of info on this site. Love it!!:yo: Based on some of the threads I read I went with a Toytec lift, and all went smooth with the install. Where things got a little messed up was when I tried to get the alignment...