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    Rust repair

    http://www.alfaparts.net/toyota4r.htm otherwise known as Wolf Steel OR http://www.toyotafiberglass.com/sheet_metal.htm The Toyota Fiberglass quarters/wheel arches look to be a much better product than the ones from Wolf. I bought some rear quarter panels w/ wheel arches. In the picture on...
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    92 Runner parting out

    I'll take a front swaybar link if they are the type that have a 90deg bend on the upper end. (some are just straight bolts w/ bushings,washers, and a spacer) Let me know. I need one bad.
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    Scrapping a 2nd gen... what parts should i grab?

    I'd take a front swaybar link if it is the style that has a right angle.
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    WTB: 2gen Front Swaybar Link

    I need an OEM front swaybar link for a 90-95 4runner 4wd. If anyone has one or knows where I can purchase one... let me know. Thanks
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    Where to Buy: Front Swaybar Link

    I am looking to buy a OEM front swaybar link for a 90-95 4runner. I cant seem to find them anywhere. Anyone know where I can buy one?
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    Lug Nut Question

    I dont think you will have a problem. The .060 is probably just to leave the lugnut a little bit of room so that the aluminum and steel dont corrode together... which would make it impossible to remove the lugnut.
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    Bumper ?

    NO... the bumper on a pickup is different than a 4runner's bumper. However... any rear bumper from a 90-95 4runner will work.
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    WTB: rear bumper brackets (90-95)

    Looking for a pair of rear bumper brackets to fit a 1992 4runner. I believe 90-95 will work. I dont want to pay the price for a pair of new ones ($68ea). Let me know if any one has them. Thanks
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    hello and help

    if you luck out and you only have surface rust.... Once its all sandblasted, you can ruff up the exposed metal and fill it with some body filler (bondo, etc). I'm not sure what your mechanical/body work capabilities are... but you gotta start somewhere... and you cant mess up with bondo... cuz...
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    hello and help

    Fender flares would help cover up the rust... but what I'd be most concerned with is having anything to attach the flares to. The rust on your rear wheel archs is BAD. I'd suggest taking it to a body shop and having the rust sand blasted. This will remove all the rust and let you know...
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    Steering Help - reviving a 92 4runner SR5 4x4

    Well... I looked today... and the bumpstops are not even close to touching when the wheel is turn completely to the left. Someone must have put the pitman arm on in the wrong position. I can turn the wheel about 2 full turns to the right... where as I can only get 1 1/4 turns to the left...
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    Steering Help - reviving a 92 4runner SR5 4x4

    After a few hours of searching the net... I think I have found the answer's to BOTH my questions. The LSPV (load sensing proportioning valve) can be removed from the Toyota brake system. I will simply need to eliminate the return line and purchase an adjusting proportioning valve (wilwood or...
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    Steering Help - reviving a 92 4runner SR5 4x4

    Well... after a little searching on Google.com... i found a pic of the steering stop http://www.4x4wire.com/toyota/maintenance/front_end/lube/bjz_stop.jpg I'll look into this tomorrow.
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    Steering Help - reviving a 92 4runner SR5 4x4

    I am currently in the process of "reviving" a 1992 4runner SR5 V6. This is my future father-in-laws vehicle (1 owner) and I decided to get it back on the road for him. It has 175K miels and needed alot of body work (rockers, quarts, tailgate) which I have done and its getting ready to be...

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