Tundra Control Arms?
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Tundra Control Arms?
Hey,
Would the front control arms off a tundra fit on the 4runner? More specifically, would the stock front, upper and lower control arms from a Tundra (similar year to the 3gen 4runners) mount to the same location of the stock 4runner ones? Also, would a tundra CV axle fit into the front diff on the 4runner. Im pretty sure the tundra arms are longer as well as the CV's, and if they would fit, and if they are longer, you could get another 3-4 inches of droop and have less steep CV angles. What do you think?
Would the front control arms off a tundra fit on the 4runner? More specifically, would the stock front, upper and lower control arms from a Tundra (similar year to the 3gen 4runners) mount to the same location of the stock 4runner ones? Also, would a tundra CV axle fit into the front diff on the 4runner. Im pretty sure the tundra arms are longer as well as the CV's, and if they would fit, and if they are longer, you could get another 3-4 inches of droop and have less steep CV angles. What do you think?
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Hey,
Would the front control arms off a tundra fit on the 4runner? More specifically, would the stock front, upper and lower control arms from a Tundra (similar year to the 3gen 4runners) mount to the same location of the stock 4runner ones? Also, would a tundra CV axle fit into the front diff on the 4runner. Im pretty sure the tundra arms are longer as well as the CV's, and if they would fit, and if they are longer, you could get another 3-4 inches of droop and have less steep CV angles. What do you think?
Would the front control arms off a tundra fit on the 4runner? More specifically, would the stock front, upper and lower control arms from a Tundra (similar year to the 3gen 4runners) mount to the same location of the stock 4runner ones? Also, would a tundra CV axle fit into the front diff on the 4runner. Im pretty sure the tundra arms are longer as well as the CV's, and if they would fit, and if they are longer, you could get another 3-4 inches of droop and have less steep CV angles. What do you think?
Im sad to say it, but im not thinking this combo would work
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