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Here's the alignment sheet. They were able to get everything to spec except the SAI. It's just slightly out of spec and the guy that did the alignment didn't think I should worry about it but that new UCAs would probably help.
I don't know much about alignments, but after reading some stuff on the forum it sounds like SAI isn't adjustable and that sometimes it's out of spec when there's a bent or damaged part. Can anyone chime in as to whether UCAs would help this or if I damaged something during instal?
Thanks, I mean the circlips that are holding the perches. There are at different heights left to right (apparently to account for extra driver side weight?)
I'm curious in this is still the case on the 4R or if they should be set to the same height left and right.
Jon
I received my kit today, but the box looked like it went through a tornado.
I actually had a piece of the shocks sticking out. I don't know if it is actually damaged. The thread doesn't seem like it's damaged. But I"m not sure if I should attempt to have this installed?
What do you guys think?
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Let me try again.Incomplete links
Let me try again.
Here is the KYB Mount kit
https://www.amazon.com/KYB-SM5640-Mount-Kit/dp/B00C7S0KA8/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_pdt_img_top?ie=UTF8
and here are the Daystar pre-loaders
https://www.amazon.com/KYB-SM5640-Mount-Kit/dp/B00C7S0KA8/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_pdt_img_top?ie=UTF8
Do i have the right link for the Daystars, these are supposed to replace the isolators that come with the KYB kit?
I’ve searched this thread for about 20 minutes now and haven’t found an answer.... I know driver side is upper perch and passenger is lower (non KDSS).
The shocks are marked with “LF” and “RF”.....is LF the driver side? So they’re labeled as your sitting in the vehicle?
Thanks!
Just finished and this is the first mod on my 2018 SR5. Thanks for a great 4Runner community.
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Always as the operator of the vehicle, airplane, slot machine, TV, stereo, sink. Not sure about toilet.I’ve searched this thread for about 20 minutes now and haven’t found an answer.... I know driver side is upper perch and passenger is lower (non KDSS).
The shocks are marked with “LF” and “RF”.....is LF the driver side? So they’re labeled as your sitting in the vehicle?
Thanks!
Always as the operator of the vehicle, airplane, slot machine, TV, stereo, sink. Not sure about toilet.
Need some assistance. I have all the hardware to assemble the front shocks and was planning to do that prior to my install next week just to have it done already. I picked up compressor similar to these: https://www.harborfreight.com/autom...herson-strut-spring-compressor-set-63262.html but found the hooks stuck too far in to the coil for the shock body to be inserted. Tried clamping just the top 3 coils above the shock body, but didn’t seem like I’d get enough compression to assemble it.
Anyone gone this route and not the method during install? Should I just keep cranking on the top 3 wraps? Thanks.
Need some assistance. I have all the hardware to assemble the front shocks and was planning to do that prior to my install next week just to have it done already. I picked up compressor similar to these: https://www.harborfreight.com/autom...herson-strut-spring-compressor-set-63262.html but found the hooks stuck too far in to the coil for the shock body to be inserted. Tried clamping just the top 3 coils above the shock body, but didn’t seem like I’d get enough compression to assemble it.
Anyone gone this route and not the method during install? Should I just keep cranking on the top 3 wraps? Thanks.
Use a jack - you REALLY do not need a compressor.
Here is the wheelers link for the replacement rubber coil isolatorI must have the wrong link for the 1.25 preloaders because they just show as a spacer whereas the KYB's is an entire mount kit.
https://www.amazon.com/product-revie...owViewpoints=1
https://wheelersoffroad.com/i-254897...tegory:1404758
Getting my suspension installed now! Can't wait!