sschaefer3
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I would not set the front any higher then 3", if you don't know what 3" is, then adjust so you have a 1" rake. The front 1" lower then the rear and adjust the fronts side to side to level the front out.
Steve
Steve
I would not set the front any higher then 3", if you don't know what 3" is, then adjust so you have a 1" rake. The front 1" lower then the rear and adjust the fronts side to side to level the front out.
Steve
Drivers side finished.
Also need to get inside and route the wires and switches for my seat heaters but can get that done another time later this week as I want to rest up from this round of install before I tackle anything else.
Off to watch some football so Happy New Year Everyone!!!
What seat heater kit did you get and where did you order it from? How hard was the install for it? Really been wanting to add this.
So 10 rivets per side you need to drill ?
Well, I decided last minute to install them so I had to use what my katzkins installer had which was a set of Rostras for a Camry or Corolla. I think you can find them on Amazon pretty cheap though. Only thing about the ones I had installed was they were a little shorter than the universal models so I don't have quite as much coverage. Regardless I had to go with what they had since they were installing the covers that minute.
Ok just trying to get a mental of the set-up ! I really like these & mainly because I have sr5 so already have pulled rocker panels ! Hit pep boys up for the jack & stands . Some pics of where bolts are would be cool but only if you have some already or I missed em ?
Seat heaters in Florida? Weren't you just running the A/C in your shop this week?![]()
Well, I decided last minute to install them so I had to use what my katzkins installer had which was a set of Rostras for a Camry or Corolla. I think you can find them on Amazon pretty cheap though. Only thing about the ones I had installed was they were a little shorter than the universal models so I don't have quite as much coverage. Regardless I had to go with what they had since they were installing the covers that minute.
Ah I see. I found a set on Amazon that has some great reviews, 4.5 stars with over 100 reviews. They don't have the nice roller switches but that can always be changed.
I would not set the front any higher then 3", if you don't know what 3" is, then adjust so you have a 1" rake. The front 1" lower then the rear and adjust the fronts side to side to level the front out.
Steve
Now that I've used this a few times while working on my runner my current opinion is that it's too bright. I have a hard time positioning it so that the light spill isn't just blinding me. I feel like a dimmer light would work better for up close work and this sucker would do better as a broad area flood light. Shame it doesn't have a few intensity power settings. Anyway, just wanted to give some feedback.
Just measured and got the following measurements. (Center of axle to bottom of wheel well fender flare)
Drivers front: 22 7/16 inches
Drivers rear: 24 3/16 inches
Passenger front: 22 3/16 inches
Passenger rear: 24 1/16 inches
Based on your response I could raise the front by 1/2 to 3/4 inches to get the 1 inch rake and then level the front side to side.
Seems to drive okay but they told me they couldn't get the caster pushed to the 4 degree point. Look okay or try again?
Are you rubbing anywhere? If you aren't rubbing and it is driving straight I'd probably leave it as is. I think the main reason to push the caster out more is to help with rubbing. Things are going to settle too. I had to raise my driver side over 1/4" after about 5k miles to even things up and because it started rubbing the mud flap at full lock. If it's driving good I'd probably leave it and wait for things to settle for a few thousand miles then readjust if necessary.