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SOLD I am selling a pair of ICON rear coil springs for a 4th Gen 4Runner. These spring have ~6k miles on them. On a daily driver, no offroad miles. Asking $175. PM me if interested.

First time I've heard of ViperMig... quick google search doesn't turn up a whole lot in terms of reviews/feedback. My Miller also runs on both voltages in case you don't have a 220v line.

I have a Miller 211 with Autoset. Great machine...! I've had Lincoln machines too. They are also really good. When asked I always tell people to go straight to a 220v welder if you can afford it. Just about everyone I know that bought a 110v welder has upgraded to a 220v with in a couple...

Haven't had this one off-road yet, but driving around town or on the freeway the tire stays put. No shaking. You can't see any movement at all.

Thanks...! Yeah that zirk is a little silly if you ask me. No one is going to fill the hinge with grease. We packed the bearings by hand and put a light coat of grease on the spindle before installing and called it good. :) Let's be honest... how much wear and tear will those bearings...

Thank you... It was a lot of fun teaching him. The build thread for the FJC is here.

Exactly... thanks! The Synergy Hinge and Latch are available on Polyperformance.com as well.

Thanks for the nice comments everyone... We thought about trimming the side down and capping them, then trimming the plastic bumper to fit. But, my son decided he liked the taller side, so that's what he got. :) There are a bunch of options with this bumper. There is a piece of square tube...

Picked up a 4x4labs rear bumper for my sons 04 4Runner. Used this as an opportunity to teach him how to weld, use the plasma and do some basic fabrication. Drove to 4x4labs and picked up a couple of bumpers. Also going to build front and rear for my 70 series land cruiser. Here is the pile...

All of the above. Used some existing and drilled new holes. The ones that go all the way through use grade 8 with lock nuts on the inside of the frame rails.

Project SAC'D FJC - "The Rebuild" and then some... - Toyota FJ Cruiser Forum Hopefully that link works...

Here you go... the thing to remember is they til up slightly. Be careful to measure against the bottom of the door, so it doesn't hit the slider when opening. My bender dies are 6" on center. Good luck with your sliders.