Urbanrunner716
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Looks awesome man keep up the good work! That black color looks like a mirror
Looks awesome man keep up the good work! That black color looks like a mirror
I really want to swap out the front suspension with the Bilstein 5100 in the front and then use the rear springs and shocks that come with the Rough country kit. Here's my dilemma,,,,,, if I put the Bilsteins on the front (at their lowest setting) can I still use the spacers from the other kit?
That's probably what I'm going to do. I was just looking at your pictures and it looked like your front end was still a little raked. Maybe its just the pavement. I was thinking that because I wanted the full 3'' in the front but also wanted the ride quality with the Bilsteins. I'm trying to get the best of both.
Ahhh, I see. If you're wanting more than the 2.5" then you'll need to combine the 5100s with either spacers, or aftermarket coils (I would recommend getting ToyTec coils instead of using spacers to achieve 3" of lift). I'd still stick with 5100s and ToyTec 2.0s in the rear though, instead of the rough country stuff.

I know this may sound stupid and unrelated but it appears that you have recently filled up with gas. Have you checked your gas cap to make sure its on all the way? Got the same lights and pulled the codes and the solution was to tighten the gas cap and pull the negative cable off for 10 mins and then put it back and everything was normal and has been that way since.
Thank you! I'm sure the black won't look that good after a few trips into the forest....
Hey it's what these things are for right?Hopefully I can go wheeling with some jeep buddies this weekend. On your vsc/trac/abs problem, idk if it's the same for 4runners but my moms sienna had the same problem. I believe it was the catalytic converter or something like that. I remember it was some weird, strange reason
Build is looking awesome! Tires are next on the list for me.
Alright, guys... so after I got the lift installed we took it for a test drive. I locked it in 4-low and locked the center-diff, then we played around a bit. Didn't do anything wild and definitely didn't hurt anything... but when I disengaged the center diff and put it back in 4hi these lights stayed on and have been on ever since... what is the deal?
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Curious if you were able to get this fixed? I had a similar issue but mine would come on randomly instead of staying on. Also, the ABS randomly kicked on a couple times while driving. After some research I did the "Zero point calibration" and that fixed my problem.
Maybe this will help.
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/probl...ac-vsc-off-lights-zero-point-calibration.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55XmiSsGQgo
Great looking rig!!!