knightsfs4
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Buying a 1" body lift and just want the best one. Whats the difference in the listed above?
Thanks
Jack
Thanks
Jack
Any difference between Toytec and 4Crawler 1" Body Lift?
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snowbrdr033
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The name.
ARK_SWAMP_RIDER
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Either will work fine, no major difference. The Toytec comes with steering spacer which can be a pain to install and not really required on the 1". If I were you, I'd probably pick this up, can't beat the price.
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/sale-suspension-wheels-tires/113227-1-25-rb-body-lift.html
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/sale-suspension-wheels-tires/113227-1-25-rb-body-lift.html
aha2988
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def. a good buy, I just put a RB 1.25" on last friday install was super easy, i still recomend the steering spacer for anything over 1", The front bumper bar's bolt pattern is 1" spacing so you can just move the front bumper up sepperate the steering column unbolt the body mounts and doing one side at a time pull the old bolts out, check to see if new bolts fit , if not grab a drill open the stock holes by a hair, put spacers an new bolts in, then move to the other side. i used two screw bottle jacks to lift the body up one behind the front tire between rocker panel and frame rail, and on in front of the rear tire in between the rocker panel and the frame rail used 2x4's to span the load across the floor of the body def. love the extra 1 1/4" if you order direct from 4crawler i payed 173 after tax and shiping for the steering spacer, body lift spacers, all hardware, and radiator drop brackets, didnt need the radiator drops because ive removed my clutch fan and installed an electric fan. hope this helps. oh and 4crawler sends you a web page link with step by step instructions apon purchase dont wast your money on one of there manuals
aha2988
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yep, pull the bumper cover off, (ie four 10mm hex head bolts on the front underside and two screws at each fender well front, bumper side of the fender well. the on the front top of the bumper theres that black trim piece thats held on with a series of clips unclip that trim piece theres two more screws behind it for the bumper cover.)
once the covers off you'll have exposed the main bumper bar thats mounted to the main frame rails, each side has 4 studs remove all the nuts from the studs pull the bumperbar off then remount the bar moving it up the stud pattern of the main frame rails when finish the top two outside studs will be the main mount studs being used to hold the bumper on; however, put the other nuts back on the mounting studs not being used and you'll find the nut flange still catchs the bumper bar mount plate.
Body Lift Installation Instructions
this is the instructions i used it details it out a little better somewhere in all the info on that page.
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