Glued the foot rest back on.
I need to do this. What's up with that, anyway?
Was going to do the tcase fluid too but when I got under there I was met with a big empty hole where there should have been a fill plug....
Does the UG show trans temps?
No it does not
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When I spoke to Icon a few weeks ago they said the same thing. I am slightly concerned that they haven't corrected it and I wonder why. I have a few thoughts on it but I keep to myself..haha


I just checked the sheet they sent with the shocks and it does say 0-3". I also am curious about why they have not changed it on the website though...not like it would take much effort.
Tonight I was able to get some more work done on the suspension. I reinstalled the sway bar with the new bushings, the CV axles, passenger side UCA and spindle, and tied it all together with a new LBJ! Pretty good night for the time doing it with just work lights. I wanted to install the reservoir brackets, but I think Icon sent the wrong hardware. The holes they say to use are way undersized for the 3/8" bolts that were sent. I will have to call them and see what the deal is with that.
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They are indeed! I went with the ones meant for the 4Runner. I spoke with an Icon rep since I was concerned about that as well, but they assured me that the website was incorrect and the are meant for 0-3" of lift. Hopefully that is true!
ICON needs to change it on their website. And I don't understand why they would even put the wrong info ? Because when I called them. They said the info was correct on their website. Not trying to scare you. Because maybe they simply did change the shock and forgot to change the info.
What rear coils are you running
Did some nit picky stuff.
I'll be using my old Superflexes for now and figure out whether or not they will be the right fit. No point in buying new coils yet.
The nit picky stuff is what makes it fun owning older vehicles and maintaining them. I love that you take pride in keeping it new. Good work and keep it up.
Thanks for sharing the part numbers.