Cheapest Long IFS long travel Kits?

Cap. Morgan

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Iv got a 1990 Toyota Pickup and just broke the A arm bolts and cracked shock arm so its time i just get a new long travel kit. (not enough money to straight axel) however I'm in college and have minimal money so whats the cheapest IFS kits ya got??
 

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Iv got a 1990 Toyota Pickup and just broke the A arm bolts and cracked shock arm so its time i just get a new long travel kit. (not enough money to straight axel) however I'm in college and have minimal money so whats the cheapest IFS kits ya got??

As a college student who wants a long travel IFS, I want to know this as well. :spider:
 
As college students who wanted LT [MENTION=89531]Cartzo[/MENTION] and I made our own.

OP you can run a blazeland kit though which modifies your stock arms, it costs like a grand I think.

Mine, hopefully Cartzo will post his which looks way more sick.

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[MENTION=92884]snivilous[/MENTION]

On a side note, have you gusseted the spindle since the above picture? I know they usually don't have issues, but I've seen a handful of 4Runner, FJ, Tacoma spindles get tweaked at that thin portion on the top.
 
[MENTION=92884]snivilous[/MENTION]

On a side note, have you gusseted the spindle since the above picture? I know they usually don't have issues, but I've seen a handful of 4Runner, FJ, Tacoma spindles get tweaked at that thin portion on the top.

Not yet, my previous spindles were gusseted and I just haven't had time to get around to it. It's in the maintenance/modding queue.
 
As college students who wanted LT [MENTION=89531]Cartzo[/MENTION] and I made our own.

OP you can run a blazeland kit though which modifies your stock arms, it costs like a grand I think.

Mine, hopefully Cartzo will post his which looks way more sick.

DSC_0001_zpsvsa0bnte.jpg~original

Holy balls! That's sick!
 
Iv got a 1990 Toyota Pickup and just broke the A arm bolts and cracked shock arm so its time i just get a new long travel kit. (not enough money to straight axel) however I'm in college and have minimal money so whats the cheapest IFS kits ya got??

I do believe it is cheaper to go with a sas. On a side note i do have a 2nd gen im parting out. I do have upper control arms. If your interested
 
Although not cheap, this is the kit that I'm running. Total Chaos +2" Race Version with Kings.
 

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other than putting on that did you do anything else to the front suspension?

nope - bolted on all the parts that come with the kit including the extended brake lines, I already had upgraded t-bars (Old Man Emu) and had the OME steering stabilizer. Then the guy I got it from gave me the T-100 CV's & Bilstein shocks. I eventually added some Energy Suspension extended bump-stops then 2" wheel spacers in the rear and got a idler arm brace from Blazeland. Everything else is stock - I tear down the entire font end and replace everything once a year: upper/lower ball joints, inner/outer tie rods, pitman arm, idler arm - Thank you Autozone for lifetime replacement and Firestone for lifetime alignment.
 

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