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WTB- 1st GEN Downey IFS Brace
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airdreams1
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bought mine here for about $45 but if you can weld it would be extremely easy to build one.
(i can weld, but didnt want to source the steel as i was moving.)
(i can weld, but didnt want to source the steel as i was moving.)
lofreqjeff
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SDORI makes one very similar to the one I had on my 89 4Runner:
SDORI is committed to to finding new and innovative ways to enhance the performance* of 1st and 2nd generation Toyota trucks and
Total Chaos makes one but it is weld on - I don't care for a weld on since you wouldn't be able to remove the diff if necessary but I also don't see why you couldn't just drill holes through it and make it a bolt on:
TOTAL CHAOS FABRICATION
I had one by Sonoran Steel that I bought used that already had the holes drilled so I just put it in place, drilled the holes and mounted it. I sold it a few years ago when I upgraded to Long Travel front setup - the Sonoran Steel brace I had didn't work with a diff drop.
This is what I had when it was on the truck:
But now I have this setup where I can't use the brace because I needed a 1" diff drop:
In action:
Blazeland Long Travel on 89 4Runner - YouTube
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lofreqjeff
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The type I had by Sonoran Steel - if it was welded in I would not have been able to remove the diff; the 3rd yes, but the entire diff no. I never needed to so I can't say with 100% confidance but that is what Steve from Sonoran Steel told me.
