Gas tank + drive shaft!
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Gas tank + drive shaft!
so i was doin a little wheelin a couple days ago...when i get near full flex in the rear, it sounded like something grabbin/pullin/and poppin from down below. i decided after that that maybe i should have put on those new bumpstops in the rear to prevent from flexin too far (2years ago when i originally put my lift on), so hopefully that will fix prob.
ANYways, has anyone else had this problem? i feel like i remember seeing this on a thread on one of the forums for 3rd gen 4runners.
Thanks!
ANYways, has anyone else had this problem? i feel like i remember seeing this on a thread on one of the forums for 3rd gen 4runners.
Thanks!
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I have seen it in person, freakin scary as hell. Zeb8806 had this problem at Rausch Creek. I'll see if I can dig that thread up.
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...s-tank-217373/
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...s-tank-217373/
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so from the other post maybe i should look at replacing bushings? ill post up some pics of the setup after work...i got the adjustable pan hard bar from Steve at Sonoran steel, maybe its not adjusted correctly or something?
any thoughts on re-adjusting the bar's length? im not really educated on the exact cause and effect of adjusting it.
any thoughts on re-adjusting the bar's length? im not really educated on the exact cause and effect of adjusting it.
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can't help ya there, maybe shoot a pm over to Zeb8806 or RMA and see if they found a solution to theirs. Different gen I know, but might be the same problem/fix.
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if you go to steves site he tells you what the length needs to be for a given suspension height increase.
If you didnt do anything to the rear suspension then why would you purchase the adjustable panhard bar?
Are we missing some detail here?
If you didnt do anything to the rear suspension then why would you purchase the adjustable panhard bar?
Are we missing some detail here?
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lol yes
cordrayj1, There's two reasons why this skid plate was designed...
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f39/...k-skid-216818/
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f37/...unners-213292/
http://lilskipsoffroad.wordpress.com/
cordrayj1, There's two reasons why this skid plate was designed...
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f39/...k-skid-216818/
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f37/...unners-213292/
http://lilskipsoffroad.wordpress.com/
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