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BL installed
Took about 6 hours (damn steering extension), but it's done. 3" OME suspension lift, 2" Performance Accessories BL, 33" Destination MTs (more details and pics on my site):
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Originally Posted by Corey
With the bigger meats there, it might be time for some Bushwackers or factory flares?
I'm really happy with where my rig is right now. The only other mod I want is a portable air compressor - but that I can take with me when I eventually get rid of the 4Runner, which I'm hoping will be in about 2 years.
FWIW... if I were to buy flares, it would either be stock SR5 flares or Xenons.
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Alot of people out here have had the PA body lift blocks actually start to cut the bottom of the body.
3 Tacomas that I personally know of.
RB covers it here, why in the world did you not buy a RB?
http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...SmallBlock.jpg
Keep an eye out, I bet it will happen to you too.
3 Tacomas that I personally know of.
RB covers it here, why in the world did you not buy a RB?
http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...SmallBlock.jpg
Keep an eye out, I bet it will happen to you too.
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Originally Posted by sschaefer3
why in the world did you not buy a RB?
Keep an eye out, I bet it will happen to you too.
Keep an eye out, I bet it will happen to you too.
I bought the PA kit because I was not satisfied with RB's service. His site confused me a bit, so I e-mailed him on 2 separate occasions looking for clerification about what I needed. He simply referred me to his website. Plus, the PA kit was about $60 cheaper.
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Originally Posted by SLC Punk
Looks great!
How do you like that performance accessories BL lift??
How do you like that performance accessories BL lift??
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Ok It Looks really cool, But I have one question. Can you get some heavy duty brackets to raise the bumper? To my eye it looks like it almost blocks the lights a bit now. Sorry to point out possible flaws... Other than that it really does look sweet!!
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Originally Posted by jacksonpt
I've heard about that. I know a lot of people running PA kits without trouble. They are still making the kits, so there can't be that many problems with them.
I bought the PA kit because I was not satisfied with RB's service. His site confused me a bit, so I e-mailed him on 2 separate occasions looking for clerification about what I needed. He simply referred me to his website. Plus, the PA kit was about $60 cheaper.
I bought the PA kit because I was not satisfied with RB's service. His site confused me a bit, so I e-mailed him on 2 separate occasions looking for clerification about what I needed. He simply referred me to his website. Plus, the PA kit was about $60 cheaper.
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Originally Posted by MODZILLA
Ok It Looks really cool, But I have one question. Can you get some heavy duty brackets to raise the bumper? To my eye it looks like it almost blocks the lights a bit now. Sorry to point out possible flaws... Other than that it really does look sweet!!
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Originally Posted by sschaefer3
Your call, good luck.
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Originally Posted by jacksonpt
That's definitely and issue, as is the 2" gap between my sliders and my rockers. Not sure what I'm going to do about the bumper, but I am going to look into it. If the state of New York wasn't suck a pain about inspections, I wouldn't care, but...
Looks good, like another black rig that I used to know!
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Originally Posted by sschaefer3
Alot of people out here have had the PA body lift blocks actually start to cut the bottom of the body.
3 Tacomas that I personally know of.
RB covers it here, why in the world did you not buy a RB?
http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...SmallBlock.jpg
Keep an eye out, I bet it will happen to you too.
3 Tacomas that I personally know of.
RB covers it here, why in the world did you not buy a RB?
http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...SmallBlock.jpg
Keep an eye out, I bet it will happen to you too.
FWIW I've been running a PA body lift for several years now, with no problems, and yes I do offroad it.
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Originally Posted by Wild_Bill
FWIW I've been running a PA body lift for several years now, with no problems, and yes I do offroad it.
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They are typlical spaz wheelers, though.
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