4Runner8
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or you could add everything to your cart minus rear shocks then buy bilsteins from somewhere else... jsut a thought
Toytec Ultimate vs Radflo Overland Warehouse Kits
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or you could add everything to your cart minus rear shocks then buy bilsteins from somewhere else... jsut a thought
daPitbull
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Same size tires on the FJ, I don't see much difference.
sn0wrunner
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I'm confused... You say that disconnecting the sway bar on a stock 3rd gen will allow you to do this? :shrug: Call me crazy, but i'd say it has to do with the aftermarket suspension.
steezemcqueen
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:lol:
Autbond
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If you read the whole thread before that you would know that I wasn't saying that haha, people taking things out of context; Josh's response said that this would not be a comparison if you took the toytec out in moab and went 50 mph, being as the radflo would def be better in that situation. All I was saying was that I don't haul ass on trails where I ride; basically.
Autbond
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So what suspension are you running in this pic?I'm confused... You say that disconnecting the sway bar on a stock 3rd gen will allow you to do this? :shrug: Call me crazy, but i'd say it has to do with the aftermarket suspension.
ric
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Ok I was exagerating a little, point was that the 3rd gen didn't have a front sway bar and the pic of the 4th gen was nothing special.
exagerating a little ?:wtf: notice the rear tire is off the ground, its at its limit, mines NOT... get over yourself, your proven wrong,, I atleast some people on this board see that.
What exactly does the front swaybar have to do with the rear ????
nevermind, you got 11 posts over here and your arguing with people, Im done arguing with you.
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ric
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toytec ultimate,, like Ive said before, Im running Toyteclifts, its works GREAT for what I do, the type of wheeling, Ive had that lift on that (the 99) for about 4 years, didnt have to sent the shocks in for revalving, recharging, nothing, zero complaints, I was very happy, that when I got the 04, I called toytec.
BlairB
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I like my Fox 
But as for Toytec v. Radflo/OW, I would personally pick Radflo due to the type of wheeling that I do. From what you are describing your wheeling is though I am sure that Toytec would suffice and probably do a great job at it.
I think that people who are arguing that Toytec is "better" are not correct. Nothing against Toytec, I think it has its place and also its benefits (mainly lower price) but the Radflo/OW is a different type of kit- rebuildable, better cooling, valving designed for our rigs etc... while the Toytec is more basic IMHO.
Correct me if I am wrong, but other than price (which is very important, not trying to argue that) I do not see one benefit that the Toytec kit has over the Radflo/OW kit.
+1 for Radflo
But as for Toytec v. Radflo/OW, I would personally pick Radflo due to the type of wheeling that I do. From what you are describing your wheeling is though I am sure that Toytec would suffice and probably do a great job at it.
I think that people who are arguing that Toytec is "better" are not correct. Nothing against Toytec, I think it has its place and also its benefits (mainly lower price) but the Radflo/OW is a different type of kit- rebuildable, better cooling, valving designed for our rigs etc... while the Toytec is more basic IMHO.
Correct me if I am wrong, but other than price (which is very important, not trying to argue that) I do not see one benefit that the Toytec kit has over the Radflo/OW kit.
+1 for Radflo
Paynetrain
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I looked at both the Toytec and Radflo and your right, the price was a deal breaker for me. I can take the 650 bucks and do a few other thing to the rig that I needed to do...
Plus they are local here in CO so no shipping
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Plus they are local here in CO so no shipping
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Timberline
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Plus they are local here in CO so no shipping
But you'll pay sales tax.
Paynetrain
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Ah true but worst part is waiting on the ups guy to show up lol...
Timberline
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Yep, and when it comes right down to it even if all else is equal I'd rather support a Colorado business.
Paynetrain
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:iagree::thumb3:
Autbond
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Correct, price is the only thing that Toytec has over the OW Radflo kitI like my Fox
But as for Toytec v. Radflo/OW, I would personally pick Radflo due to the type of wheeling that I do. From what you are describing your wheeling is though I am sure that Toytec would suffice and probably do a great job at it.
I think that people who are arguing that Toytec is "better" are not correct. Nothing against Toytec, I think it has its place and also its benefits (mainly lower price) but the Radflo/OW is a different type of kit- rebuildable, better cooling, valving designed for our rigs etc... while the Toytec is more basic IMHO.
Correct me if I am wrong, but other than price (which is very important, not trying to argue that) I do not see one benefit that the Toytec kit has over the Radflo/OW kit.
+1 for Radflo
mysticz
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You get more quality for what you pay for.
Overland Warehouse kit has 2.5" CO's with custom made coils, 2.5" Rear Extended Travel Rear Shocks and custom rear coils.
Toytec kit has 2" Bilsteins 5100 with Toytec coils CO's, Rear 2" Bilsteins 5100 Standard Shocks with Toytec superflex coils.
I would say the new OW 2.0" kit is closer to the Toytec specs and pricing.
Overland Warehouse kit has 2.5" CO's with custom made coils, 2.5" Rear Extended Travel Rear Shocks and custom rear coils.
Toytec kit has 2" Bilsteins 5100 with Toytec coils CO's, Rear 2" Bilsteins 5100 Standard Shocks with Toytec superflex coils.
I would say the new OW 2.0" kit is closer to the Toytec specs and pricing.
mysticz
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