Rear Sag Fixed....
07-24-2007, 07:53 PM
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Rear Sag Fixed....
New springs and shocks put in the 4Runner last night. Left to go to work at 8am, came home and worked on the truck til about 12:30 the next morning.
When I bought it with the 29" tires and stock wheels:
Before with the junky 31" radials and 3rd gen Taco wheels:
Before with the new 31" BFG All Terrains:
After w/ the BFG's:
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07-24-2007, 08:12 PM
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The other thread had some "technical difficulties". But we think we have that ironed out now and we can return you to your normal programming.
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07-25-2007, 02:41 AM
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That was great!
07-25-2007, 06:20 PM
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Funny story behind the springs.
I bought my 4Runner and hydrolocked it a week later. I needed a motor and found a wrecked 4Runner with a good engine that was a couple hours away. I swapped the motor, parted the truck (made more than my money back), and took the springs that were on the wrecked truck since they had already been replaced with non saggin ones.
As far as a brand goes, I don't know but they are yellow and they work.
The shocks I bought on sale at Advance Auto Parts. They are Rancho RS9000X. I think I got both for the rear for less than $80 or something.
I need to do the front shocks next but I can wait until I replace my driver side CV axle.
I bought my 4Runner and hydrolocked it a week later. I needed a motor and found a wrecked 4Runner with a good engine that was a couple hours away. I swapped the motor, parted the truck (made more than my money back), and took the springs that were on the wrecked truck since they had already been replaced with non saggin ones.
As far as a brand goes, I don't know but they are yellow and they work.
The shocks I bought on sale at Advance Auto Parts. They are Rancho RS9000X. I think I got both for the rear for less than $80 or something.
I need to do the front shocks next but I can wait until I replace my driver side CV axle.
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