Any Help Putting 6x9's In A 1991 4RUNNER?

yota530 · 09-23-2009, 01:12 PM

So basically, the title says it all im about to attempt to put 6x9's in the back of my 91 4runner and was wondering if they go in without a hitch or what kind of mods im looking at. Also I do carry alot is it possible to put them in keeping everything stock looking, by that I mean not having to cut the interior panels at all thanks so much.

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toylocost · 10-03-2009, 09:27 PM

yeah pop the cargo area side panels off. Its might take a while but you need them off.

Then remove the stock speaker. You might have to do a little cutting and/or make an adapter ring for your speakers.

But it IS possible. I have seen it done. If your not that handy you might just want to replace them with stock size speakers.

yota530 · 10-04-2009, 11:35 AM

I am pretty handy and I have a full sheet metal shop, but I've been told that I can basically put 6.5's in the stock spot with a little trimming and to file down the plastic.
What I want to know though is what sounds better?

toylocost · 10-04-2009, 02:15 PM

Most aftermarket is going to sound better than stock. And since its a bigger speaker your gonna get a little better bass.

yota530 · 10-04-2009, 02:38 PM

Well in your opinion is the 6x9 worth it, or does the 6.5 sound as good?

vandert · 10-04-2009, 02:55 PM

6x5's sound better in most cases nowadays as there are more applications for them and more research put into them, but neither one is a slouch at all, and 6x9's Might give you a littlem ore bass..

toylocost · 10-04-2009, 05:14 PM

I would go with the 6.5s. I try to stay away from oval speakers. (or any non-circular speaker) You never see any thing but round speakers in pro-built comp setups. (SPL or SQL)

yota530 · 10-05-2009, 12:01 AM

Thats true, So I think that I will go with the 6.5's now and I think they are 4t up front correct? But from what I have read on here they discontinued 4t's and now they are just 4's. If I am breaking any thread rules or anything let me know this is my first time on yotatech!

toylocost · 10-05-2009, 08:55 PM

Yeah idk what 4ts are. But standard 4s will fit with a little dremel work. I think I have some aftermarket 4s in the front of mine and they fit like stock.

shancerlelby · 10-05-2009, 11:57 PM

if you have an sr5 runner you have these super awesome enclosures for your 4" up front. if not you've a got 4" speaker with no box behind it which sounds quite tinny. Source out the better factory 4" encloseres if you can.

As for the rear I'd highly suggest 6.5's. Previous poster was correct about them getting more design research and development. 6x9's are for the rear deck in your 81 camaro to enjoy white snake.

yota530 · 10-06-2009, 04:50 PM

Well I do have the sr5 so that means that I have a super awesome enclosure for my 4" upfront, and thanks for the help I will go with 6.5's in the back.

But there is nothing wrong with rocking out to a little white snake in my 91 4runner

So, can I ask a few more general questions and see what other help I can get from everyone?

toylocost · 10-06-2009, 07:00 PM

Hell yes you can, thats what we're here for.

vandert · 10-06-2009, 09:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by yota530

So, can I ask a few more general questions and see what other help I can get from everyone?

Yeap, the penis goes into the vagina...

yota530 · 10-06-2009, 09:32 PM

got it p into v thanks thats exactly what I needed to know!!!!

no but seriously, so i have stock 30x 9.50s what is the best tire size to go with, I want to go something like maybe a 32 or 33x10.50s? any help there?

and what is the best lift kit to go for, im not into big crawling more just mud and snow, but its also my daily driver.

oh and what about that led dash mod and all the interior lights like the map light and what not? any help on those?

wow I appreciate this! I think I am in love with YOTATECH!

toylocost · 10-06-2009, 10:07 PM

All you need to know is at the 2nd gen 4runner lift guide.

vandert · 10-06-2009, 10:15 PM

bj spacers and cruiser coils or a spacer in the rear with a panhard drop bar and your set for suspension, add some longer shocks and your in heaven

cheap and you'll fit those 33's with no issues, although you can fit a 33x10.30 right now with no problems

toylocost · 10-06-2009, 10:19 PM

Ok after you read that you should know what I'm talking about here.

I have the 1.5 ball joint spacers up front along with the (used) land cruiser coils in the back. (Just replacing the rear coils with ones from a LC)

I am also running 33x12.5 tires and they do rub but I just live with it. If I wanted to fix it I could hammer in the pinch welds and the rub would be gone. You could also cut the pinch welds off and weld them flush. The 33x10.5 should not rub even at stock height, but read the thread I believe there was further discussion about that.

I love my setup, the perfect size tire for the lift. If I ever go bigger it will be SAS.

If you do thAt your gonna want to get a panhard bar drop bracket from 4crawler. (search google, if you cant I will find it for you) Because when you lift the truck the panhard bar pulls the axle to the side a little bit so one tire will stick out of the fender well more than the other. Mine is like that right now and I just live with it but the ride is kinda weird because when the suspension goes up and down the back end moves side to side because of how far down the panhard bar is angled. You should also buy longer shocks when lifting with any setup. I have stock shocks on mine but it limits travel and is hell on the shocks.

Now with bigger tires your speedo will be off a bit and you will probably drop about 2mpg depending on how big you go. I dropped 2mpg and I'm doing 57-58 when my speedo says 55.

Most of this you can find in the lift thread though. If you have any other questions you can ask here, there, or shoot me a PM and I'll help you.

toylocost · 10-06-2009, 10:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by vandert

bj spacers and cruiser coils or a spacer in the rear with a panhard drop bar and your set for suspension, add some longer shocks and your in heaven

cheap and you'll fit those 33's with no issues, although you can fit a 33x10.30 right now with no problems

You posted while I was typing my novel.

Pretty much the same point though with more detail.

yota530 · 10-06-2009, 10:32 PM

okay so my best bet if I dont want to get to extreme is going with some lc coils can I pick those up at toyota or maybe just go ahead and search craigslist and some bj spacers? but if I go with the first set up I dont need the panhard drop bar? or do I? What Am I looking at price wise, i am on a tight budget, it kinda sucks but then again being in heaven I might have to make that budget a little thinner. Oh and can I keep the stock gearing with 33x10.5. The speedo isnt a big deal mines off now already!

oh and nothing about the interior, not that its a big deal but some more PITA work for me to do just to be cheap

toylocost · 10-06-2009, 11:00 PM

Whats your gearing? Auto or manual trans?

You SHOULD have panhard drop with any lift. About $50 iirc. But you dont HAVE to. Like I said I just deal with mine.

And the LC coils at a junkyard? Read some of that thread , I've heard that one side of the LC's coils is shorter than the other so you need 2 lefts or rights. Cant remember which.

yota530 · 10-06-2009, 11:16 PM

I am manual trans, and well then I will go with the panhard drop or just deal, I am working on a budget here, what am i looking at price wise? I did read it, ive actually read it before I saw he said that the LC coils are like a 1/4 inch difference. So where do I find the LC coils at not a junkyard but maybe someone parting one out, hey im looking at every option here
but this is what I am looking for
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y27...1/IMG_4306.jpg something like that
hey i really appreciate everyones help!

toylocost · 10-06-2009, 11:23 PM

Yeah I would just try to find them used somewhere.

150 or so for the BJ spacers
100??? complete guess. for the coils. whatever you can find them for.
200 for a good set of shocks. maybe overestimating i havent looked into their prices
50 for panhard drop.

I would say if you are thrifty you should be able to do it for under 400. but remember you should do an alignment after the BJ spacers.

Heres some pics of that setup. (my truck)

yota530 · 10-06-2009, 11:35 PM

Nice I actually read your rebuild thread its definitely clean!
So i read to go with the procomp shocks, are they any good?
so do I just google the bj spacers and then look until I can find the coils.
Basically im new to doing suspension, well semi new what am I looking at really
I have no lift or anything and am limited in what i have some sockets wrenches the usual stuff

and I read also that the bj spacers can give you like 5"+ of lift, I thought maybe 2 or so inches

also I gotta ask is the H4 headlight conversion hard? or is it worth it?

toylocost · 10-07-2009, 06:51 PM

Procomps are fine.

A few different places sell the BJ spacers. First one that comes to mind is SDORI. Its impossible to get 5" of lift from them. Maybe if you are lifted already it would help with your travel or maybe give and extra inch of travel. Its pretty much like a torsion bar lift except you have more room to play with. So you put them in and adjust tour t-bars a little further you could get about 2" maybe three but the ride will probably be stiff from being on the bump stops the whole time.

http://www.sdori.com/SDORI_Products.html
http://www.sdori.com/SDORI_4WD_Spacer_Install.html

H4 is VERY easy and very worth it. If you havent already seen it there is like an 8 page thread for it somewhere around here.

yota530 · 10-07-2009, 11:02 PM

Yeah, i took some time and found some BJ spacers they dont seem to hard besides having to cut a little bit, or do they bolt right up, so how much lift do you have? you pretty much have what I want! so am i looking about 2" of travel after its done?

The only thing that I have heard is that h4 doesnt project the light up for highway signs and you can get scattered light patterns. What brand did you go with? Ive read people get them off ebay.

10-03-2009, 09:27 PM	#2 (permalink)
toylocost Registered User Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Yotatech, because Pirate is too expensive. Posts: 1,428	yeah pop the cargo area side panels off. Its might take a while but you need them off. Then remove the stock speaker. You might have to do a little cutting and/or make an adapter ring for your speakers. But it IS possible. I have seen it done. If your not that handy you might just want to replace them with stock size speakers. __________________ 1982 2wd Pickup - Custom Interior - Pioneer 8" subs 1990 4runner - Blown Head Gasket Mod (fixed!) - Cruiser Coils - BJ Spacers - Bed Lined Fenders - CB/PA - Alpine HU - H4 Headlights - 2 15s and a Rockford amp. 1996 Camry - 400,000 miles on original engine/transmission. HELL YES!!! All it takes is a quart of oil with every tank of gas. Project: scratch building a modernized Lotus 7 replica using a 22-re Celica drivetrain

10-04-2009, 02:15 PM	#4 (permalink)
toylocost Registered User Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Yotatech, because Pirate is too expensive. Posts: 1,428	Most aftermarket is going to sound better than stock. And since its a bigger speaker your gonna get a little better bass. __________________ 1982 2wd Pickup - Custom Interior - Pioneer 8" subs 1990 4runner - Blown Head Gasket Mod (fixed!) - Cruiser Coils - BJ Spacers - Bed Lined Fenders - CB/PA - Alpine HU - H4 Headlights - 2 15s and a Rockford amp. 1996 Camry - 400,000 miles on original engine/transmission. HELL YES!!! All it takes is a quart of oil with every tank of gas. Project: scratch building a modernized Lotus 7 replica using a 22-re Celica drivetrain

10-04-2009, 02:55 PM	#6 (permalink)
vandert Registered User Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Melbourne/Cocoa Beach, Florida Posts: 139	6x5's sound better in most cases nowadays as there are more applications for them and more research put into them, but neither one is a slouch at all, and 6x9's Might give you a littlem ore bass.. __________________ 04 4Runner - Sold 97 T100 - Sold 86 Runner - Project - Sold 02 Mustang GT Vert - Stuff done, 181 GPS confirmed miles per hour on Autobahn A-5 between Stuttgart and Hockenhiem:) For Sale 92 4Runner 3.slow - little lift, ISR, Dynomax catback, manual hubs conversion, Downey rear springs, more coming count on it...

10-04-2009, 05:14 PM	#7 (permalink)
toylocost Registered User Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Yotatech, because Pirate is too expensive. Posts: 1,428	I would go with the 6.5s. I try to stay away from oval speakers. (or any non-circular speaker) You never see any thing but round speakers in pro-built comp setups. (SPL or SQL) __________________ 1982 2wd Pickup - Custom Interior - Pioneer 8" subs 1990 4runner - Blown Head Gasket Mod (fixed!) - Cruiser Coils - BJ Spacers - Bed Lined Fenders - CB/PA - Alpine HU - H4 Headlights - 2 15s and a Rockford amp. 1996 Camry - 400,000 miles on original engine/transmission. HELL YES!!! All it takes is a quart of oil with every tank of gas. Project: scratch building a modernized Lotus 7 replica using a 22-re Celica drivetrain Last edited by toylocost; 10-04-2009 at 05:18 PM.

10-05-2009, 08:55 PM	#9 (permalink)
toylocost Registered User Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Yotatech, because Pirate is too expensive. Posts: 1,428	Yeah idk what 4ts are. But standard 4s will fit with a little dremel work. I think I have some aftermarket 4s in the front of mine and they fit like stock. __________________ 1982 2wd Pickup - Custom Interior - Pioneer 8" subs 1990 4runner - Blown Head Gasket Mod (fixed!) - Cruiser Coils - BJ Spacers - Bed Lined Fenders - CB/PA - Alpine HU - H4 Headlights - 2 15s and a Rockford amp. 1996 Camry - 400,000 miles on original engine/transmission. HELL YES!!! All it takes is a quart of oil with every tank of gas. Project: scratch building a modernized Lotus 7 replica using a 22-re Celica drivetrain

10-04-2009, 11:35 AM	#3 (permalink)
yota530 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Magalia Ca Posts: 19	I am pretty handy and I have a full sheet metal shop, but I've been told that I can basically put 6.5's in the stock spot with a little trimming and to file down the plastic. What I want to know though is what sounds better?

10-04-2009, 02:38 PM	#5 (permalink)
yota530 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Magalia Ca Posts: 19	Well in your opinion is the 6x9 worth it, or does the 6.5 sound as good?

10-05-2009, 12:01 AM	#8 (permalink)
yota530 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Magalia Ca Posts: 19	Thats true, So I think that I will go with the 6.5's now and I think they are 4t up front correct? But from what I have read on here they discontinued 4t's and now they are just 4's. If I am breaking any thread rules or anything let me know this is my first time on yotatech!

10-05-2009, 11:57 PM	#10 (permalink)
shancerlelby Registered User Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: quesnel b.c Canada Posts: 316	if you have an sr5 runner you have these super awesome enclosures for your 4" up front. if not you've a got 4" speaker with no box behind it which sounds quite tinny. Source out the better factory 4" encloseres if you can. As for the rear I'd highly suggest 6.5's. Previous poster was correct about them getting more design research and development. 6x9's are for the rear deck in your 81 camaro to enjoy white snake. __________________ 88 dodge lancer shelby, 2.2 intercooled turbo, alpine 5.1 setup, 8 k hids, suede headliner flat black paintjob. 94 toyota 4runner v6 33x12.5 bfg mt's, cruiser coils, bj spacers, 4.88's, aisin manual hubs, the usual. 65 fj45lv stock, rust. SOLD!!!!

10-06-2009, 04:50 PM	#11 (permalink)
yota530 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Magalia Ca Posts: 19	Well I do have the sr5 so that means that I have a super awesome enclosure for my 4" upfront, and thanks for the help I will go with 6.5's in the back. But there is nothing wrong with rocking out to a little white snake in my 91 4runner So, can I ask a few more general questions and see what other help I can get from everyone?

10-06-2009, 07:00 PM	#12 (permalink)
toylocost Registered User Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Yotatech, because Pirate is too expensive. Posts: 1,428	Hell yes you can, thats what we're here for. __________________ 1982 2wd Pickup - Custom Interior - Pioneer 8" subs 1990 4runner - Blown Head Gasket Mod (fixed!) - Cruiser Coils - BJ Spacers - Bed Lined Fenders - CB/PA - Alpine HU - H4 Headlights - 2 15s and a Rockford amp. 1996 Camry - 400,000 miles on original engine/transmission. HELL YES!!! All it takes is a quart of oil with every tank of gas. Project: scratch building a modernized Lotus 7 replica using a 22-re Celica drivetrain

10-06-2009, 09:32 PM	#14 (permalink)
yota530 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Magalia Ca Posts: 19	got it p into v thanks thats exactly what I needed to know!!!! no but seriously, so i have stock 30x 9.50s what is the best tire size to go with, I want to go something like maybe a 32 or 33x10.50s? any help there? and what is the best lift kit to go for, im not into big crawling more just mud and snow, but its also my daily driver. oh and what about that led dash mod and all the interior lights like the map light and what not? any help on those? wow I appreciate this! I think I am in love with YOTATECH!

10-06-2009, 10:07 PM	#15 (permalink)
toylocost Registered User Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Yotatech, because Pirate is too expensive. Posts: 1,428	All you need to know is at the 2nd gen 4runner lift guide. __________________ 1982 2wd Pickup - Custom Interior - Pioneer 8" subs 1990 4runner - Blown Head Gasket Mod (fixed!) - Cruiser Coils - BJ Spacers - Bed Lined Fenders - CB/PA - Alpine HU - H4 Headlights - 2 15s and a Rockford amp. 1996 Camry - 400,000 miles on original engine/transmission. HELL YES!!! All it takes is a quart of oil with every tank of gas. Project: scratch building a modernized Lotus 7 replica using a 22-re Celica drivetrain

10-06-2009, 10:15 PM	#16 (permalink)
vandert Registered User Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Melbourne/Cocoa Beach, Florida Posts: 139	bj spacers and cruiser coils or a spacer in the rear with a panhard drop bar and your set for suspension, add some longer shocks and your in heaven cheap and you'll fit those 33's with no issues, although you can fit a 33x10.30 right now with no problems __________________ 04 4Runner - Sold 97 T100 - Sold 86 Runner - Project - Sold 02 Mustang GT Vert - Stuff done, 181 GPS confirmed miles per hour on Autobahn A-5 between Stuttgart and Hockenhiem:) For Sale 92 4Runner 3.slow - little lift, ISR, Dynomax catback, manual hubs conversion, Downey rear springs, more coming count on it...

10-06-2009, 10:19 PM	#17 (permalink)
toylocost Registered User Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Yotatech, because Pirate is too expensive. Posts: 1,428	Ok after you read that you should know what I'm talking about here. I have the 1.5 ball joint spacers up front along with the (used) land cruiser coils in the back. (Just replacing the rear coils with ones from a LC) I am also running 33x12.5 tires and they do rub but I just live with it. If I wanted to fix it I could hammer in the pinch welds and the rub would be gone. You could also cut the pinch welds off and weld them flush. The 33x10.5 should not rub even at stock height, but read the thread I believe there was further discussion about that. I love my setup, the perfect size tire for the lift. If I ever go bigger it will be SAS. If you do thAt your gonna want to get a panhard bar drop bracket from 4crawler. (search google, if you cant I will find it for you) Because when you lift the truck the panhard bar pulls the axle to the side a little bit so one tire will stick out of the fender well more than the other. Mine is like that right now and I just live with it but the ride is kinda weird because when the suspension goes up and down the back end moves side to side because of how far down the panhard bar is angled. You should also buy longer shocks when lifting with any setup. I have stock shocks on mine but it limits travel and is hell on the shocks. Now with bigger tires your speedo will be off a bit and you will probably drop about 2mpg depending on how big you go. I dropped 2mpg and I'm doing 57-58 when my speedo says 55. Most of this you can find in the lift thread though. If you have any other questions you can ask here, there, or shoot me a PM and I'll help you. __________________ 1982 2wd Pickup - Custom Interior - Pioneer 8" subs 1990 4runner - Blown Head Gasket Mod (fixed!) - Cruiser Coils - BJ Spacers - Bed Lined Fenders - CB/PA - Alpine HU - H4 Headlights - 2 15s and a Rockford amp. 1996 Camry - 400,000 miles on original engine/transmission. HELL YES!!! All it takes is a quart of oil with every tank of gas. Project: scratch building a modernized Lotus 7 replica using a 22-re Celica drivetrain

10-06-2009, 10:32 PM	#19 (permalink)
yota530 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Magalia Ca Posts: 19	okay so my best bet if I dont want to get to extreme is going with some lc coils can I pick those up at toyota or maybe just go ahead and search craigslist and some bj spacers? but if I go with the first set up I dont need the panhard drop bar? or do I? What Am I looking at price wise, i am on a tight budget, it kinda sucks but then again being in heaven I might have to make that budget a little thinner. Oh and can I keep the stock gearing with 33x10.5. The speedo isnt a big deal mines off now already! oh and nothing about the interior, not that its a big deal but some more PITA work for me to do just to be cheap

10-06-2009, 11:00 PM	#20 (permalink)
toylocost Registered User Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Yotatech, because Pirate is too expensive. Posts: 1,428	Whats your gearing? Auto or manual trans? You SHOULD have panhard drop with any lift. About $50 iirc. But you dont HAVE to. Like I said I just deal with mine. And the LC coils at a junkyard? Read some of that thread , I've heard that one side of the LC's coils is shorter than the other so you need 2 lefts or rights. Cant remember which. __________________ 1982 2wd Pickup - Custom Interior - Pioneer 8" subs 1990 4runner - Blown Head Gasket Mod (fixed!) - Cruiser Coils - BJ Spacers - Bed Lined Fenders - CB/PA - Alpine HU - H4 Headlights - 2 15s and a Rockford amp. 1996 Camry - 400,000 miles on original engine/transmission. HELL YES!!! All it takes is a quart of oil with every tank of gas. Project: scratch building a modernized Lotus 7 replica using a 22-re Celica drivetrain

10-06-2009, 11:16 PM	#21 (permalink)
yota530 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Magalia Ca Posts: 19	I am manual trans, and well then I will go with the panhard drop or just deal, I am working on a budget here, what am i looking at price wise? I did read it, ive actually read it before I saw he said that the LC coils are like a 1/4 inch difference. So where do I find the LC coils at not a junkyard but maybe someone parting one out, hey im looking at every option here but this is what I am looking for http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y27...1/IMG_4306.jpg something like that hey i really appreciate everyones help!

10-06-2009, 11:23 PM	#22 (permalink)
toylocost Registered User Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Yotatech, because Pirate is too expensive. Posts: 1,428	Yeah I would just try to find them used somewhere. 150 or so for the BJ spacers 100??? complete guess. for the coils. whatever you can find them for. 200 for a good set of shocks. maybe overestimating i havent looked into their prices 50 for panhard drop. I would say if you are thrifty you should be able to do it for under 400. but remember you should do an alignment after the BJ spacers. Heres some pics of that setup. (my truck) __________________ 1982 2wd Pickup - Custom Interior - Pioneer 8" subs 1990 4runner - Blown Head Gasket Mod (fixed!) - Cruiser Coils - BJ Spacers - Bed Lined Fenders - CB/PA - Alpine HU - H4 Headlights - 2 15s and a Rockford amp. 1996 Camry - 400,000 miles on original engine/transmission. HELL YES!!! All it takes is a quart of oil with every tank of gas. Project: scratch building a modernized Lotus 7 replica using a 22-re Celica drivetrain

10-06-2009, 11:35 PM	#23 (permalink)
yota530 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Magalia Ca Posts: 19	Nice I actually read your rebuild thread its definitely clean! So i read to go with the procomp shocks, are they any good? so do I just google the bj spacers and then look until I can find the coils. Basically im new to doing suspension, well semi new what am I looking at really I have no lift or anything and am limited in what i have some sockets wrenches the usual stuff and I read also that the bj spacers can give you like 5"+ of lift, I thought maybe 2 or so inches also I gotta ask is the H4 headlight conversion hard? or is it worth it?

10-07-2009, 06:51 PM	#24 (permalink)
toylocost Registered User Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Yotatech, because Pirate is too expensive. Posts: 1,428	Procomps are fine. A few different places sell the BJ spacers. First one that comes to mind is SDORI. Its impossible to get 5" of lift from them. Maybe if you are lifted already it would help with your travel or maybe give and extra inch of travel. Its pretty much like a torsion bar lift except you have more room to play with. So you put them in and adjust tour t-bars a little further you could get about 2" maybe three but the ride will probably be stiff from being on the bump stops the whole time. http://www.sdori.com/SDORI_Products.html http://www.sdori.com/SDORI_4WD_Spacer_Install.html H4 is VERY easy and very worth it. If you havent already seen it there is like an 8 page thread for it somewhere around here. __________________ 1982 2wd Pickup - Custom Interior - Pioneer 8" subs 1990 4runner - Blown Head Gasket Mod (fixed!) - Cruiser Coils - BJ Spacers - Bed Lined Fenders - CB/PA - Alpine HU - H4 Headlights - 2 15s and a Rockford amp. 1996 Camry - 400,000 miles on original engine/transmission. HELL YES!!! All it takes is a quart of oil with every tank of gas. Project: scratch building a modernized Lotus 7 replica using a 22-re Celica drivetrain

10-07-2009, 11:02 PM	#25 (permalink)
yota530 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Magalia Ca Posts: 19	Yeah, i took some time and found some BJ spacers they dont seem to hard besides having to cut a little bit, or do they bolt right up, so how much lift do you have? you pretty much have what I want! so am i looking about 2" of travel after its done? The only thing that I have heard is that h4 doesnt project the light up for highway signs and you can get scattered light patterns. What brand did you go with? Ive read people get them off ebay.

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