FS: 1/2" Bodylifts For 03-09

[emelianenkov]

I'd be interested in one for my 98' if you have gotten the measurements. If not of be glad to get them for you.

See the 96-02 1/2" BL sale
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/sale-suspension-wheels-tires/141295-fs-1-2-bodylifts-3rd-gens.html#post1371902

 

[hurt4x]

:ybrick: yep wrong thread sorry

 

[emelianenkov]

:ybrick: yep wrong thread sorry

Not a problem!

 

[kakos77]

PM sent

 

[emelianenkov]

PM sent

PM received and doubly replied to

 

[kakos77]

PM sent advising payment made! Thanks!

 

[emelianenkov]

Sending out a bunch of kits today!

 

[trailrazer]

Sweet! Hopefully you sent a kit to me.... can't wait and I will be posting before and after pictures!

 

[emelianenkov]

Sweet! Hopefully you sent a kit to me.... can't wait and I will be posting before and after pictures!

I did. I don't think your email was in the PayPal (sometimes it doesn't show up) but I definitely sent it!

Can't wait for everyone's pictures!

 

[emelianenkov]

I have a TON of kits right now! My fiancée and I worked hard this afternoon turning a 4x2 sheet of material into a bunch of spacers. Who wants one?

 

[trailrazer]

Thanks o'bunch... I got mine today! I'll take some before and after pictures when I install the lift. Hopefully it will be next weekend. :rockon:

 

[emelianenkov]

Cool!

 

[emelianenkov]

Guys, please make sure you install responsibly and properly! I don't want lawyers coming after me for an install mistake my product had no contributing factor in. Just trying to cover my bases.

Read the OP, liability disclaimer added.

Now I'm not saying my stuff is gonna break, I know for a fact nothing will happen to the bodylift puck itself. That stuff is practically bulletproof! I'm more concerned with improper torque or a bolt breaking from being over torqued. Be careful with the install and inspect all parts/bolts.

Thanks!
-Alex

 

[Duck'n]

Something I was thinking of the other day. I torqued mine at 40 lbs. per a write up I found. Do you recommend rechecking the torque after the vehicle has had a chance to "settle"?

 

[emelianenkov]

Something I was thinking of the other day. I torqued mine at 40 lbs. per a write up I found. Do you recommend rechecking the torque after the vehicle has had a chance to "settle"?

Very much so! It's crucial to do that for every major component installed on your vehicle.

I've had one of my friend's UCA bolts back out because it wasn't torqued properly. The nut rattled loose and his tire folded into his wheel well. Luckily we had an extra nut and no harm was done to the rest of his suspension. Always always always check your bolts!!!!

It's your safety and vehicle on the line. Torque per factory specs and then retorque after a few weeks once your vehicle has bad a chance to settle.

Worst case, your bolts are still at factory spec, you spend a few minutes, and you feel reassured that your bolts will stay tight and your ride is safe

 

[Duck'n]

Roger that...thanks!

 

[trailrazer]

I finished up the install today. Of course I dumped washer fluid on myself. Tomorrow I'll get some pictures and measurements up. Thanks... I like the improvement.

 

[emelianenkov]

Best part of installing on a hot day! You get some cooooooollldddd washer fluid all over ya to finish the project!

:worthless: :worthless: :worthless:

 

[emelianenkov]

Bump for pics

 

[03L4RUNNER]

Think this 1/2 inch bl will work for a runner with a defiant light bar?