Ended up getting the Energy suspension bushings installed in stock control arms I had. The install went well and after adjusting the tow (it was way out) everything seems to be back to where it should be. I took it for a drive and the camber is rock solid now. It dose not have any movement from...
I ended up ordering Energy Suspension's poly bushings... I did call autoanything and they said they drop ship from the manufacturer and DO NOT HAVE THEM IN STOCK.
Thanks for all your reply's
Tim
Seeing that Whitelines are out of stock and back ordered until late November... Is there any alternative? I have some cheap aftermarkets in there now and it is causing serious problems. Would the Energy suspension kit ( 8.3132) be ok? MOOG, OEM? Here is my 4runner so you know what I have...
I bought them in the spring and just have not got around to installing them yet for my 98. I have to get inner rockers made as they are gone for the most part.
The guy I talked to was pretty cool and shipping from canada was not that bad. I will try to keep you posted when I find the time to...
Thank you!! I will forward this to the next place I have align it. I am however going to install the whiteline bushings first and try to verify that the lower ball joints are stock... if not I will replace them with OEM ones.
With all the stuff you see on the truck I only paid just over 3k for...
Checked my 98 as it is all stock and the gap was the same on the LCA...
Those are standard 600lb springs from the Toytec boss kit.
BOSS Lift Kit for '96-'02 4Runner
The picture posted is the day I bought it... I had a bad bushing in the LCA so I replaced them NON OEM new control arms. I have tried looking for whiteline bushings, where are you all getting them from? Whitelines US website says that they are out of stock of the W53377A kit. I have also ordered...
Thank you for the reply. I checked the part #'s for the Cam centric adjusters that I bought and they are correct for the vehicle. as far as being installed backwards I am 99% positive i put them in the correct way. I installed them one at a time as they were removed.
99 t4r with toytec boss lift with SPC UCA's
I have a serious camber issue... when I pull it forward in the drive way the tires look like this \ / but if I back in they are a look almost perfect. I have the SPC caster adjustment at +2 (SPC logo facing tire on both sides) and the camber...
I paid $800 for my 98 with 193000 on it but I put about 1500 into it, and there was rust. It all depends on condition and location. Start high ($5000+ if stock) and see what the market tells you. Around here (wisconsin) I see a bunch of them for around 3200