Santa is coming!

[afg10000]

confirmed- Don't know if anyone else cares or has been in the same situation, but Toytec finally gots their 3" front Eibach front coils in. Have had my pile of goodies waiting. Installing everything this weekend (for the most part). Will post pics of install. Will list plan and recipe. I know most of you folks already been there done that, but I'm excited for my Runner!

front
Bilstein 5100 Taco adjustables (already installed, leaving at lowest setting)
Toytec/Eibach 3" lift coils
ES upper and lower control arm bushings
diff drop
-already replaced coilover tophats and bushings, ES sway bar and end-link bushings
rear
OME 890's
Bilstein 5125's
ES sway bar and end-link bushings
OEM fuel tank skid plate (not rusted to poo)
E-Locker guard
-waiting til later (already have the pieces)
panhard drop
Savage sliders

I've got plenty of help and gear. Learned a lot last time I messed with the front end, thanks to all of you folks' help here on this glorious fountain of 3rd gen knowledge.

ready to get this s#%t done!

 

[Kanger328]

Nice! Is there a reason why you want the Eibach over the OME? I'm trying to decide myself.

 

[Forrrrest]

I know finally huh!?!?! I've been waiting for almost 2 Damn months for those springs. Just got my confirmation email

 

[afg10000]

Ditto - ordered everything on March 4th. Oh well, knew they were back ordered when I placed the order. I guess I decided to go with the Eibachs instead of the OME's because they work perfectly with the Bilsteins and that's what Toytec uses with their coilovers. In my original plan I was just going to raise the Bilsteins all the way up and leave the OEM springs on. Decided to ditch the stock springs and replace after the fact. Plus, I like the silver -

 

[Kanger328]

I guess I decided to go with the Eibachs instead of the OME's because they work perfectly with the Bilsteins and that's what Toytec uses with their coilovers. In my original plan I was just going to raise the Bilsteins all the way up and leave the OEM springs on. Decided to ditch the stock springs and replace after the fact. Plus, I like the silver -

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Good point. Thanks.