Recent content by MrSeth

Hey guys, for my camping trip in July I wanted to change up how I was doing my car camping setup. Previously I used the Amazon "door sock" style mesh screen, and that was annoying and didn't flow like I wanted it to. I went to Lowe's today and got some black metal gutter guards and cut them to...

:party: Congrats.

Interesting. Mine has held perfect alignment between 2.5 and 3.25" lift and 35's for about 13 years straight (both builds combined). But I'm also in Texas and don't wheel every weekend.

Yeah man. I've run them on both of my 4Runner's over the years, with and without a big lift. No issues to report here after about 25k miles on my current ones from them!

If the spacer is causing that, you have maxxed out your down travel. I wouldn't do it.

Are you still on OEM fuel injectors?

Off topic, and I know you're in a different rig now, but its nice to see you are still fabricating and living life man. Love to see the updates, keep it going!

Did some digging brother, looks like the front will net 1.4"-1.7" of lift over OEM, and rear will net 1"-1.25" lift with the specs given.

I used to do 100 lb/ft until I swapped wheels then the company advised on updated torque specs to fit their product.

Its not bad brother. Just match the wire gauge, solder and heat shrink your connections, re-wrap. Not as bad as when I sucked up a fuzz butt between my timing belt and cogs!

Hey guys, just did this. I have 3" Fox 2.5 lift (medium constant weight springs in the back) and was getting annoyed at the heavy "forced" left to right body roll over bumps and such. Followed the OP's directions and couldn't be happier with the results! Nice to go from a discardable part to a...

Are the pro's like the 2 or 2.5? With my 2.5's, they came pre assembled BUT I could adjust the height. If they are adjustable you could probably change the lift height. HOWEVER, if they are like Bilstein's, you may need to have the perch set at the lowest level in order to use those springs.

I think on these vehicles, as long as proper maintenance was done, and they don't look beat to heck, that mileage shouldn't matter. Pookie has 310k on her clock and still looks and drives better than most of the 5th gens we hang around with. Also burns less oil and actually gets better mpg...

Nice! Seems like we all had the same idea! Battery: Renogy 12v 100aH AGM Mount: Amazon Special Charger: Renogy 40a 12v DC to DC Solar: Renogy 100W 12v panel + Renogy Wanderer 30a Charge controller + Renogy RJ-12 bluetooth module It is all run through a marine kill switch that disconnects...

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