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Yes. The Sonoran steel one is tapered. When you drop the diff, the diff will rotate, causing one side of the mount to be lower than the other. The Toytec one is flat and puts additional stress on the mounting points, where's the Sonoran Steel one accommodates for this.

Looking to buy 2.0 x 12” shocks Ideally it must be from King or Fox and have the remote reservoir with compression adjuster. I will also consider other brands as long as they are 2.0 x 12”. Thanks!

Hopefully I will be there soon! Since you have the wider diamond axle, could you have potentially run a 2.5 shock in there or are we limited to the 2.0’s?

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4 wheels that came off of my 2001 4Runner sport along with the lug nuts. $100 for the wheels $20 for the Lug nuts or $110 for both Local buyers only. Will consider shipping lug nuts in the future

Considering a part out at all? I would love that rear bumper...although I am in Cali. Road trip maybe? :spy:

As the title states, I am looking for a used 285/75/16 tire to be used as a spare! Preferably a mud terrain tire (I am currently running BFG KM3's) but any brand is okay. I will also take a somewhat equivalent size such as a 255/85/16. ONLY NEED 1 Ideally I would love it for free, but will pay...

Yes I calibrated it in my garage. I even added small wooden blocks to get it perfectly level. I guess I will try the Andy mod when I get time!

I have tried it multiple different times (probably 7 tries) and it is doing the same thing. It acts as if it is "calibrated" because the sensor will go off on both left and right turns with about the same amount of force. Is there anything else I can try?

Hi guys, I am new to the forum, so I hope I am posting in the right area! Anyways, ever since I put on my Sonoran Steel lift kit (3" front, 4" rear) my vehicle stability control has been going nuts! It used to be only on right hand turns. After researching, I found that there is a way to...

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