Looking for a place to install my Toytec BOSS

joshespdx

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Hi all,

Anyone in the Fort Collins/Denver area have the time and space for lift install? I have a fair amount of tools, but no space to get it done. Floor jack and jack stands would be a plus!

I know I'm asking a lot. It would be greatly appreciated, and I'll do my best to make it worth your time. :pray:

Josh
 
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I'll be kicking it at Toby's house near Boulder in a couple weeks. Come on over and we will bust it out in a couple hours. I'd like to take your stock suspension off your hands when your done. [MENTION=92884]snivilous[/MENTION] what do you say
 
Shootmymime: I'll have August 2nd and then the weekend of August 15th. If either of those times work, that would be fantastic!

Snivilous: I'm a laid back 39 year old. My background includes the military, manufacturing engineering (electronics, robotics, mechanics), auto mechanic (about 12,000 tech hours) and now as an electrician. I have thousands of dollars worth of tools, but they're all in Portland, OR at the moment :/
 
I'll be kicking it at Toby's house near Boulder in a couple weeks. Come on over and we will bust it out in a couple hours. I'd like to take your stock suspension off your hands when your done. [MENTION=92884]snivilous[/MENTION] what do you say

You can certainly have the old hardware
 
im down to help if you're by boulder. I gotta reinstall an engine/move that weekend but lifts go pretty quickly. Are you gonna be helping me move fatpat?
 
[MENTION=14772]shootmymime[/MENTION]
[MENTION=92884]snivilous[/MENTION]
[MENTION=91423]Asaspades93[/MENTION] :Which weekend are you referring too?

It turns out I'm free this weekend, as well, if that fits anybody's schedule. Thank you for all the support!

As a note, I also have urethane bushing kits for the steering rack and front/rear sway bars.

Josh
 
It turns out I'm free this weekend, as well, if that fits anybody's schedule. Thank you for all the support!

I won't be free for awhile, if ever before I go back to school. Too much to do on mine at the moment to get it running, sorry man
 
DIY auto on 75th and Federal (Westminster) will let you use a lift and whatever shop tools you want for a reasonable price.

If your coilovers aren't assembled, they also have one of those wall mounted spring compressors that make traditional spring compressors look like booby traps.
 
DIY auto on 75th and Federal (Westminster) will let you use a lift and whatever shop tools you want for a reasonable price.

If your coilovers aren't assembled, they also have one of those wall mounted spring compressors that make traditional spring compressors look like booby traps.

Thanks for the suggestion. I'll definitely check them out.

Everything is assembled from Toytec, which certainly saves time and effort.
 
Okay, folks. I went ahead and made an appointment for tomorrow at noon at DIY Auto to get things done. Feel free to stop by if you find yourself in the area. I'll probably be the only 4Runner with Oregon plates.

Josh
 
ohh, ok. start spraying bolts tonight to make it a tad easier

[MENTION=91423]Asaspades93[/MENTION] I missed you last post about coming down to Boulder! I'd much rather go that route and meet a fellow forum member. Shoot me a text at 253-514-1196 if you're still on for it.
 

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