Cornfed 1/2" leveling kit Installation Question

4Rida

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I bought a 1/2" cornfed spacer kit from a member on here about a week ago and I don't think I got all of the included hardware I should have.

My 4runner is up on jackstands and 3 of the bolts I recieved are not even the same thread count and I don't have any matching nuts.

I was just wondering if anyone know what should have came with the spacers and if it's possible to purchase just the hardware.

Looks like the 4runner will be out of commission for a while, I just don't feel like putting everything back together :ybrick:

Thanks in advance for any replies! Wes
 
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I believe it should come with the two spacers and six studs. These go at the top of the assembly to bolt it into place. They should be longer than the ones currently on your 4runner. My only thought is maybe the seller got the OEM and replacement studs mixed up and that would be the reason for different thread counts. Not sure if you'll be able to get these locally, probably have to order replacements online.
 
The studs are available from Wheeler's Off Road, near the end of that page. It is the three studs you can see in this pic, it goes on top of the strut assembly. In the second pic, you can see the spacer and studs at the top.
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The studs are available from Wheeler's Off Road, near the end of that page. It is the three studs you can see in this pic, it goes on top of the strut assembly. In the second pic, you can see the spacer and studs at the top.

Awesome, thank you so much for finding these, I've been searching all afternoon. I think this is exactly what I need.

Three of the bolts I received were fine thread and the other three are more coarse.

I am guessing I will need spring compressors to take the top portion off of the strut to replace the studs, correct?
 
Hmmm, that doesn't sound right. You reuse the stock nuts, they won't work if the actual threads are different. The only difference should be the length of the studs, new ones should be longer to accommodate the spacer. Wheelers is the only place I know of that sells them desperately, depending on your location it may take several days to receive them.
 

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