Tundra CV shafts in 4Runner..?
10-17-2008, 06:33 PM
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Tundra CV shafts in 4Runner..?
Not sure if anyone else has seen it or not but there is a nice 3rd gen. 4Runner in the latest Peterson's 4Wheel & Offroad in the readers rigs section. In his little profile thing, he states that he has Tundra CV axles? I've never heard of this before. Are they a direct swap and are they stronger? Or is this guy just on something?
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10-17-2008, 06:38 PM
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he might be running longer A-arms. I believe the tundra one are longer and are not a direct swap.
Yep... I just checked and he's running the total chaos long travel arms!
Yep... I just checked and he's running the total chaos long travel arms!
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10-18-2008, 07:07 AM
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Well, yeah, long travel makes your stance wider, and doing so allows for a longer arc...aka longer travel. To retain your 4wd with long travel, you need to get custom length CV's or modify the Tundra CV's.
I believe its a pretty easy modification thats able to be done at home.
I believe its a pretty easy modification thats able to be done at home.
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Well, yeah, long travel makes your stance wider, and doing so allows for a longer arc...aka longer travel. To retain your 4wd with long travel, you need to get custom length CV's or modify the Tundra CV's.
I believe its a pretty easy modification thats able to be done at home.
I believe its a pretty easy modification thats able to be done at home.
Thanks for the answers guys! I never really knew how the long travel system worked. Never really looked into it since its so expensive.
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