Hi-desertT4R
Member
Replaced pan hard bar bushings with poly Energy Suspension bushings. PN# 8.7105
What did you do with your 4runner today?
- Thread starter NorthGa4R
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Getting real close on the rear bumper. Those unwelded spots are now welded.
Also added flutter stacks to all the shocks, definitely took the edge off all the small bumps. Found out the passenger front coilover was cavitated pretty bad so I’m glad I tore into it. Such a pain pulling those front shocks haha
Also added flutter stacks to all the shocks, definitely took the edge off all the small bumps. Found out the passenger front coilover was cavitated pretty bad so I’m glad I tore into it. Such a pain pulling those front shocks haha
originalg00kster
New member
Guys....my TNF front bumper DIY kit arrived yesterday! LFG!!
Hi-desertT4R
Member
Did you order yours with the center hoop?
originalg00kster
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yes center grill guard and frame tie in recovery bracket things.
Hi-desertT4R
Member
Sweet. I kinda wish I’d done that from the start.
momo.75
Registered User
That’s really good to hear. I’m hoping mine goes the same way, as I’ve wanted one so long my mindset is “keeper”.
momo.75
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You take care of tgem, they will take care of you
originalg00kster
New member
Yeah I think it will flow well with the rest of the tube work I have already. The plan is to have 2x BD LP6's in the center. It will be a minute though haha.
Bluesky 07
Senior Member
My ‘07 SE reached another milestone. Bought it in 2014 with 96K miles.
jpless
New member
Not quite today but a couple days ago, I put a new battery in, changed the flat tire, and drove it for the first time in over a year! Engine is running smooth but I need to do some other work to get it back in shape. With covid and our first child, we got a 2017 highlander and have just been driving that and sharing it.
- fluid changes - oil, power steering, transfer case, etc
- Rear end links are snapped.
- I think 1 CV needs replacing
- New tires all around
- new bushings throughout the suspension
- new o2 sensor to clear a code for emissions
- new exhaust (pipe is gone after the muffler)
- new headlight housings
- and my list will continue now that I'm reviving it
- fluid changes - oil, power steering, transfer case, etc
- Rear end links are snapped.
- I think 1 CV needs replacing
- New tires all around
- new bushings throughout the suspension
- new o2 sensor to clear a code for emissions
- new exhaust (pipe is gone after the muffler)
- new headlight housings
- and my list will continue now that I'm reviving it
Hi-desertT4R
Member
Started the preliminary stages of my sliders. I had some 1/8” x 4” flat steel and made a few of the bolt on frame plates. The front mounting points are done and include somewhat of a skid for the crossmember. I seem to hit this the most when wheeling. I still need to buy the tube but it’ll be some time before I can make it into Las Vegas to purchase it.
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Bluesky 07
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Ordered a bunch of parts to take advantage of Black Friday discounts:
- 1A Auto LCAs ($206.65 shipped)
- Eibach front shocks ($236.30 shipped). I already have the springs and recently did the rear shocks/springs so this will complete my transition from a 3rd Gen Tacoma suspension to Eibach.
- OEM brakes front and rear (list below). I've had the PowerStop Z36 kit for several years and many, many miles but couldn't pass on a full OEM set for less than the PowerStop kit.
049450C030 1 $ 15.30 SHIM KIT, ANTI SQUEAL, FRONT
0494630100 1 $ 15.30 SHIM KIT, ANTI SQUEAL(FOR REAR DISC BRAKE)
0446660090 1 $ 44.37 Disc Brake Pad Set (Rear)
04465AZ200 1 $ 38.76 Disc Brake Pad Set (Front)
4351260151 2 $ 52.75 Disc Brake Rotor (Front)
4243160201 2 $ 67.21 Disc Brake Rotor (Rear)
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$353.65 plus $21.22 tax = $374.87 picked up (but shipping would have been free anyway)
- 1A Auto LCAs ($206.65 shipped)
- Eibach front shocks ($236.30 shipped). I already have the springs and recently did the rear shocks/springs so this will complete my transition from a 3rd Gen Tacoma suspension to Eibach.
- OEM brakes front and rear (list below). I've had the PowerStop Z36 kit for several years and many, many miles but couldn't pass on a full OEM set for less than the PowerStop kit.
049450C030 1 $ 15.30 SHIM KIT, ANTI SQUEAL, FRONT
0494630100 1 $ 15.30 SHIM KIT, ANTI SQUEAL(FOR REAR DISC BRAKE)
0446660090 1 $ 44.37 Disc Brake Pad Set (Rear)
04465AZ200 1 $ 38.76 Disc Brake Pad Set (Front)
4351260151 2 $ 52.75 Disc Brake Rotor (Front)
4243160201 2 $ 67.21 Disc Brake Rotor (Rear)
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$353.65 plus $21.22 tax = $374.87 picked up (but shipping would have been free anyway)
Sounds like a great day
Bluesky 07
Senior Member
In addition to the parts listed above, I ordered the Gates kit with the serpentine belt, pulleys, and tensioner from RockAuto and have to give them a shoutout. I placed the order Saturday afternoon; it's Monday and the parts were delivered this morning.
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