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Landcruiser FJ60 lift?
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Best option is just going to a SOA setup. It will net you arround 5" of lift, and even with stock springs will flex excellent. I know OME makes a lift for them, but i think its only arround 2".
I know there are a few others out there, but i will have to dig them up.
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http://store.yahoo.com/coolfj40/leafsprinoem.html
There are several lifts avail. Check the above link, and check the vendors listed in the Landcruiser section. Also, check out Steve's FJ62: http://fastq.com/~sschaefer/cruiser.html
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SOA can be costly, but worth it from what I have heard. However, check out...
http://realcruiser.com/index2.html he has a real nice 60 with a SOA www.fj60.com www.man-a-fre.com www.ih8mud.com forum focused mainly on Landcruisers
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Depending on your expertise, SOA is the way to go.
SOA will get you around 6" and allow you to fit bigger tyres (37's easily) which helps with your under-diff clearance as well as other things. If your truck is straight, it will look awesome too! Have a look at mine Last edited by hught; 05-31-2009 at 05:24 PM. |
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Hey guys,
This is a little off topic so sorry to hijack the thread. Where can I find differential ID info for the FJ60? I am probably going ot buy one soon and would like to know what kind of axles I have. I know of the sites for trucks, tacomas and 4Runners but don't know where I can get info on land cruisers. Thanks in advance!
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IH8MUD.com
They have a separate section for each type cruiser FJ60 uses the same diff size as FJ40, but are 3.73 gears. FJ62 went back to 4.11 gears
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Sweet. Thanks for the info. BTW, I found this website after posting yesterday....http://www.cruiserfaq.com/00-00.php
Good stuff there.
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