finally got my Daystar lift installed

DG&BRM

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It was pretty straight forward install following this DIY thread (even though there's no pics):
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/4th-gen-t4rs/68638-daystar-2-5-1-5-install.html

The only thing I recommend is def rent a spring compressor for the rear. Idk how anyone manages to squeeze back in the spring otherwise.

The biggest pain in the ass part was I decided to swap out CV joints while I had it apart (torn boots). I got the new shaft in only to find the threaded end was damaged/too goobered up to start the nut. So I had to take it all back off and install the 2nd new one i had for the other side and it did NOT want to come out of the diff. Currently waiting on NAPA to replace this one.

Here's a before & after pic as it sits waiting for an alignment.

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Looks good. Plastidipping your grill black would look good with your black wheels.

Thanks - I've thought about that, and I'd def paint it over plasti-dip since I'd want it totally permanent. I hate chrome. My Super Duty has chrome rims & mirrors sadly lol
 
Looks good! Just finished putting mine in a couple days ago and couldn't be happier. To get rid of the chrome you should do the BHLM and grill. I even did the lower section of the grill and would recommend it.
 

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