What did you do with your 4runner today?

Installed gusseted Oem spindles.
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Not a whole lot. Engaged 4hi. Trying to use it more frequently. Supposed to snow tomorrow around here, I may even try to engage 4Lo.

:noidea: hope it works.
 
I have a 2.5in daystar spacer in the front.

The steering feels normal to me and it doesn't rub on the fender liner anymore.

Do you think it's ok as is or should I go back and get them to get it closer. Looking at the at the before and after sheet they didn't change it at all. All the clerk said was that it was maxed out.

Camber is -.02 on both and Toe is .04 on both if that has anything to do with it.

If you feel like your steering is to tight for preference you could see if they can take some caster out for you to loosen up the feel of the steering. otherwise its fine and not anything to worry about. Caster is preference Camber and toe cause tire wear.
 
Well I'm pretty sure my drivers side rear hub is going out:yell:

Anyone else had to replace theirs yet?

yeah, its not fun or easy to repair either. The rear hub bearings are pressed onto the axle shafts.

I have the "toyota tooling" that bolts to the hub flange and allows everything to be placed in the hydraulic press properly. Its quite bulky but if you want to save some doe I can ship it to you, then all you'd have to do is find someone with a hydraulic press. not sure what toyota charges for this repair job.. its a pain for sure
 
yeah, its not fun or easy to repair either. The rear hub bearings are pressed onto the axle shafts.

I have the "toyota tooling" that bolts to the hub flange and allows everything to be placed in the hydraulic press properly. Its quite bulky but if you want to save some doe I can ship it to you, then all you'd have to do is find someone with a hydraulic press. not sure what toyota charges for this repair job.. its a pain for sure

funny you ask..........full rear factory hub(drivers side) replaced with lifetime warranty..................sit down


$679+tax. . . . roughly
 
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I think I paid ~$350 at a Toyota specialty shop.

Mother of pearl! Again I'm thinking its going out. Upon further review I dont have the grinding noise or anything occuring or coming back. It just started since I rotated my tires. But am still taking it in this friday to do a rear end diag? Is that fair?:noidea:
 
New rear bumper with a tire carrier

well that's awkward.. I didn't mean to sound rude when I said sorry to here it, I thought you meant since you weren't doing the mod on your 4r you were thinking of selling it hahahahaha but good a rear bumper would be much better!
 

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