Toytec Coupon

[scrhew]

I know this has been asked a million and one times but Im looking for the t4r.org member coupon code. I see it mentioned on here a lot but never actually see the code? Im about to pull the trigger on an ultimate lift (too anxious to wait on the boss) and some new UCA's.

On a side note does anyone know of a good install thread for the ultimate lift and new uca install?

 

[JWaldz]

Check here.. >> http://www.toyota-4runner.org/www-toyteclifts-com/77882-toytec-toyota-4runner-org-discount-code.html

Code might be old and no longer work but it's worth a shot. If it doesn't we need to let them know so we can get an updated code.

 

[scrhew]

Thanks! It does work. I had seen that before but figured since it was posted originally in 2010 that it would have been long out dated.

Still looking for detailed install threads though. My local shop here that is a "go to" for lifts in the area wants $400 for the install alone. I may be wrong but that seems a little pricey and from reading the toytec instruction page it doesn't seem all that complicated.

 

[blueblur1984]

Thanks! It does work. I had seen that before but figured since it was posted originally in 2010 that it would have been long out dated.

Still looking for detailed install threads though. My local shop here that is a "go to" for lifts in the area wants $400 for the install alone. I may be wrong but that seems a little pricey and from reading the toytec instruction page it doesn't seem all that complicated.

It's really not a $400 job. I remember swapping the suspension in my sedan in about 90 minutes with basic tools. The T4R is a little more complicated, but not much. Just make sure you have a jack, jackstands and the necessary sockets. Good luck.

 

[alaskaflyer]

Last time I looked, which was many many years ago, install price for an average lift was around $600. This was in SoCal in the 90's. Once I got that quote I went out and bought a couple hundred dollars in tools and learned how to do my own work.

The great thing about this forum is there is always people willing to help whether its online or coming to help in person.

 

[seanshreds]

All a lift is is new front struts and springs and new rear shocks and coil springs right? If it is that easy just look up how to replace your struts but use the lift ones instead and do the same for the back, it is really quite easy. I replaced my struts and shocks and have removed my rear coil springs just for the fun of knowing how to do it. Also check YouTube.
As for the UCAs I do not know

If it makes you feel better i thought myself/did all that without any help when I was 16. There is no point in having someone else do it in my opinion.

 

[TheeMikeB]

Yep and if you search on here there are plenty of build threads and writeups that show lifts being installed. Plus if you need help, you can find it here.