1" RB Body Lift Writeup!
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1" RB Body Lift Writeup!
For those interested in the details of how to install a Roger Brown 1" Body lift go to my new site (under development) here: www.toyota-4runners.com/body-lift.html
Chris
P.S. I'm transfering everything over from my recent threads so it's clear and concise on what to do to install a body lift, suspension lift, fender trimming, and many other mods I've done in the last couple of weeks. Hopefully it's a help, and I've love to hear comments, because I want my web site to be a place folks can go to read about what's involved to do certain mods on our vehicles.
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P.S. I'm transfering everything over from my recent threads so it's clear and concise on what to do to install a body lift, suspension lift, fender trimming, and many other mods I've done in the last couple of weeks. Hopefully it's a help, and I've love to hear comments, because I want my web site to be a place folks can go to read about what's involved to do certain mods on our vehicles.
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Thanks for the quick update. It's fixed now!
The problem with step 3 was I could get a good enough picture to show the bolts. The easiest thing to so it find the steering shaft, and at the bottom of is a bracket that has two bolts in it that attaches to the bottom metal piece through a rubber bushing. Those are the two bolts you want to remove. Hope that helps,
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The problem with step 3 was I could get a good enough picture to show the bolts. The easiest thing to so it find the steering shaft, and at the bottom of is a bracket that has two bolts in it that attaches to the bottom metal piece through a rubber bushing. Those are the two bolts you want to remove. Hope that helps,
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I just put in my order for a three inch Roger Brown Body lift. Now the hardest part is just waiting patiently for it to get here. He is way to cool. Very informative man & polite to boot. What a company, I like it!
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Yeah, I love his functional, sparing look attitude with stuff. I've read most of his site and learned a ton of stuff. I love his sliders and wish he made a rear bumper for a 3rd generation.
Good luck on your install!
Chris
Good luck on your install!
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Ok, I just finished my lift page: www.toyota-4runners.com/lift.html
Let me know what you think!
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Let me know what you think!
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Re: 1" RB Body Lift Writeup!
Originally posted by ravencr
For those interested in the details of how to install a Roger
Chris
P.S. I'm transfering everything over from my recent threads so it's clear and concise on what to do to install a body lift, suspension lift, fender trimming, and many other mods I've done in the last couple of weeks. Hopefully it's a help, and I've love to hear comments, because I want my web site to be a place folks can go to read about what's involved to do certain mods on our vehicles.
For those interested in the details of how to install a Roger
Chris
P.S. I'm transfering everything over from my recent threads so it's clear and concise on what to do to install a body lift, suspension lift, fender trimming, and many other mods I've done in the last couple of weeks. Hopefully it's a help, and I've love to hear comments, because I want my web site to be a place folks can go to read about what's involved to do certain mods on our vehicles.
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Cool write up....
I have a TJM-17 front bumper. Will this be an issue? or the brackets provided by Roger Brown solve this? Also, to my understanding, Body Lift does not alter the CV angle, correct?
Thanks....
I have a TJM-17 front bumper. Will this be an issue? or the brackets provided by Roger Brown solve this? Also, to my understanding, Body Lift does not alter the CV angle, correct?
Thanks....
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Cool write up....
Also, to my understanding, Body Lift does not alter the CV angle, correct?
Thanks....
Cool write up....
Also, to my understanding, Body Lift does not alter the CV angle, correct?
Thanks....
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Originally posted by Adam F
Looks just like my body lift
http://www.toyotaoffroad.net/afertig/96/bodylift.htm
Looks just like my body lift
http://www.toyotaoffroad.net/afertig/96/bodylift.htm
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Originally posted by dok4runner
Cool write up....
I have a TJM-17 front bumper. Will this be an issue? or the brackets provided by Roger Brown solve this? Also, to my understanding, Body Lift does not alter the CV angle, correct?
Thanks....
Cool write up....
I have a TJM-17 front bumper. Will this be an issue? or the brackets provided by Roger Brown solve this? Also, to my understanding, Body Lift does not alter the CV angle, correct?
Thanks....
Chris
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Originally posted by BigBadBlue
Nah, your Body getting lifted wont have anything to do with your CV joints. The only thing that lifting the body will affect is your negative battery cable,steering shaft,radiator mounting,fuel tank hose mounting. I hate the waiting period before getting my BL. I just want it so I can install it. I feel like its Xmas time and there are a butload of presents under the tree. I think tomorrow I will do my before pics so I can do my comparisons after the lift.
Nah, your Body getting lifted wont have anything to do with your CV joints. The only thing that lifting the body will affect is your negative battery cable,steering shaft,radiator mounting,fuel tank hose mounting. I hate the waiting period before getting my BL. I just want it so I can install it. I feel like its Xmas time and there are a butload of presents under the tree. I think tomorrow I will do my before pics so I can do my comparisons after the lift.
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Originally posted by ravencr
I don't think so as long as your bumper bolts up to the frame the same way the stock bumper does, all you'll do is bolt up to the new supplied brackets which are 1" higher than stock. If the TJM bolts up differently, then I would contact Roger directly and see what he says.
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I don't think so as long as your bumper bolts up to the frame the same way the stock bumper does, all you'll do is bolt up to the new supplied brackets which are 1" higher than stock. If the TJM bolts up differently, then I would contact Roger directly and see what he says.
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Originally posted by ravencr
Thanks Keisur! I didn't know how they attached!
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Thanks Keisur! I didn't know how they attached!
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hey guys, I just bought me a 2" RB body lift too! thanks for all the write-ups. I can't wait to get it and install it! I have a winch coming too, so that will go on the same time.
only thing I am worried about is the steering shaft extension. that part seems tricky.
only thing I am worried about is the steering shaft extension. that part seems tricky.
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The steering shaft is just pain in the butt rather than tricky. If you can secure the steering shaft while trying to get the bolts off, you'll be in good shape. It just likes to move whn you're trying to remove it.
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