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Old 12-01-2008, 07:08 PM
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i got a 95 4runner just wondering how hard would it be to do a straight axle conversion ??? and do i just get one out of an 85 ?
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Old 12-01-2008, 07:12 PM
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ey yi yi

Search man. Before you go asking a question like that, take a few hours and search the forums. This swap has been covered to death, and many manufacturers even build kits. If you can't weld, proceed to step L: Learn how, you can't do it without welding.
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cool thanks!!!!
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anybody from utah ???
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Where in Utah are you??
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I'll feed the troll ...

If you have to ask this kind of question, you probably don't need a SAS, despite all the advice from the web-wheeling sheeple.
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Old 12-01-2008, 07:57 PM
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i just moved from heber to kearns
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so hows the weather in cali im going to be there next week
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eh, overcast and about 65. could be better. if youre going to souther cali it should be a lot warmer tho
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it'd still be great if some one could answer my question above real quick tho
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what are you putting it in ??
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if that solid axle kit and the rear lift would be a good idea
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Dude the weather here is perfect


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Dude the weather here is perfect


Yea, Smoggy and 75.
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Yea, Smoggy and 75.

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do some research and find the answer its all over this site i suggest the sfa swap topic.
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