4runnerfly
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Just got my 3rd Gen, currently in love.
Had to order an extended rear brake line. Then realized I needed a new front sway bar bushing and bump stop set and top plate spacer from Wheelers to deal with the lift aspect finally being done after several months of being a cheap ass with accumulating parts.
bump stops in the front are just a band-aid for trimming. also your uca is going to rub even worse with a top plate spacer.
The spacer is for driver side lean. I don't intend to remove my sway bar and Wheelers kit comes with the new bump stops. Figure replacing 16 year old stuff isn't a bad idea anyway.
move the perch up one on the drivers side, running just a top plate spacer on one side is a mistake. I have my drivers side on the 4th, passenger on the 3rd.
About a week and half but I do carry alot of tools for work everyday about 300 pounds that stay in the truck all week and pull them out for the weekend.
But I also added a couple hundred pounds of cinder blocks to settle them in quicker and also allowing me to see how the truck will handle with weight (passengers, future rear bumper,air compressor ) etc also helped to work out sqeaks noises from loose parts or bushings as well cause lots of times you dont hear those new sounds til your loaded down.
What is it that you will be installing for your lift?
Tapered suspension lift, tapered body lift, what're you tapering next? :hug:
The spacer is for driver side lean. I don't intend to remove my sway bar and Wheelers kit comes with the new bump stops. Figure replacing 16 year old stuff isn't a bad idea anyway.
_DSC0444 by Chris Hallmark, on Flickr
_DSC0433 by Chris Hallmark, on FlickrA few weeks back but finally put my LCA Skids on.
How did this go? I should be getting mine sometime. I ordered mid November. Probably need to call them about this...