3" REVTEK Ordered for the '04
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Originally Posted by bulldog-yota
The lowest point I have on the 4th Gen stock is the support bars by the tranny and transfer case. I actualy measured them and they seem to be 8.5". That is where I want more clearance. The rear diff point is true that you make, but that is not where I have problems on trails.
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Originally Posted by Biff
Very cool, SD4runner wish I could make your lift I'm Goodtimes, and I are destroying, I mean helping Timber out with his. . Be very careful when you do the XREAS lift, I busted a speed sensor without even knowing when I did my lift. Fortunately the stealer is taking care of it.
You guys have fun this weekend, we may need to exchange #'s so we can help answer (read: ask) questions while we all have these puppy's apart. hehe.
We'll be careful with the XREAS - if something breaks, at leats its not my runner
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Biff - I agree, he should be careful, but I'm wondering, what the hell are the sensors you are speaking of? Maybe it's just because I have small girlish wrists that I didn't find it hard to avoid pushing on other things. I dunno.
Also ... I guess this means I should get to putting my writeup together just in case anyone gets stuck this weekend.
Also ... I guess this means I should get to putting my writeup together just in case anyone gets stuck this weekend.
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Originally Posted by 4route
Biff - I agree, he should be careful, but I'm wondering, what the hell are the sensors you are speaking of? Maybe it's just because I have small girlish wrists that I didn't find it hard to avoid pushing on other things. I dunno.
Also ... I guess this means I should get to putting my writeup together just in case anyone gets stuck this weekend.
Also ... I guess this means I should get to putting my writeup together just in case anyone gets stuck this weekend.
Either way all the basics will help. I am compiling everyones info from this board on this lift and putting it together as ref.
I know one thing, I'll have the lamest shoes out of all the lifted 4th gens until I get more cash... Michelin's, stock with sr5 wheels. lol Yuck.
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To tell you the truth I don't know myself. Aparently the dealer changed there prognosis of the lights that I got when I finished my lift. Turns out it was not a busted ABS light, but a busted Speed Sensor. Trying to figure out how they came up with that. Was told they would order a new Speed Sensor.
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Originally Posted by SD4Runner
Yeah Doanlaw and I are gonna get the tools together, and if we pretend to like his borther's ranger enough, he may help as well
You guys have fun this weekend, we may need to exchange #'s so we can help answer (read: ask) questions while we all have these puppy's apart. hehe.
We'll be careful with the XREAS - if something breaks, at leats its not my runner
You guys have fun this weekend, we may need to exchange #'s so we can help answer (read: ask) questions while we all have these puppy's apart. hehe.
We'll be careful with the XREAS - if something breaks, at leats its not my runner
Send me a PM and Ill give you my cell # you can call me if you need help. Ask 4route, if you ask her really nicely she might help you as well.
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SD4Runner - don't feel too bad, I'm in the same boat - I have my stock Limited wheels (but my 4runner is a sport edition) with Michelins ...
Send me a PM if you want my cell # as well, I'm more than happy to help.
Biff - Whatever it was then, I'm glad it got repaired! I have yet to take mine in for an alignment and a new boot. I suppose I'll do it next week, it's just rough when I need my truck.
Send me a PM if you want my cell # as well, I'm more than happy to help.
Biff - Whatever it was then, I'm glad it got repaired! I have yet to take mine in for an alignment and a new boot. I suppose I'll do it next week, it's just rough when I need my truck.
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Originally Posted by Biff
To tell you the truth I don't know myself. Aparently the dealer changed there prognosis of the lights that I got when I finished my lift. Turns out it was not a busted ABS light, but a busted Speed Sensor. Trying to figure out how they came up with that. Was told they would order a new Speed Sensor.
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Originally Posted by timber725
I know who to not let mess around with the sensors on Saturday
DOn't worry! since you don't have xreas we won't be taking the entire front apart
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HEHE yeah $$$ woo hoo! Unfortunately, I think these wrenchathons are geared more towards helping eachother out and getting to know a few more friends that are just as passionate as myself in modding our trucks.
So I'm cool w/ the grub n all Just make sure ya feed us well and we will come!
Plus I think once we start charging, we'll be liable for any fubar messups I don't mind breaking my own truck but not someone else's pride and joy.
I think these wrenchathons should have some minimum requirements though:
> grub....
> women?( hehe just had to throw that in there - then again I don't think we'll get any work done! hahaha).
> must be present at the next offroading venue
Victor: Can you bring your tools (I think we'll need a few from your set.) Don't forget to add that crow bar like thing that we used on my rear shocks.
Timber: I'll bring whatever tools and jacks/stands I have so hopefully we'll be all covered. I think between Victor and I we should have everything we need to do the install.
Cya all saturday 9am in Sab Gabriel
So I'm cool w/ the grub n all Just make sure ya feed us well and we will come!
Plus I think once we start charging, we'll be liable for any fubar messups I don't mind breaking my own truck but not someone else's pride and joy.
I think these wrenchathons should have some minimum requirements though:
> grub....
> women?( hehe just had to throw that in there - then again I don't think we'll get any work done! hahaha).
> must be present at the next offroading venue
Victor: Can you bring your tools (I think we'll need a few from your set.) Don't forget to add that crow bar like thing that we used on my rear shocks.
Timber: I'll bring whatever tools and jacks/stands I have so hopefully we'll be all covered. I think between Victor and I we should have everything we need to do the install.
Cya all saturday 9am in Sab Gabriel
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Nice. Gonna be fun
We'll if I don't get my kit this weekend (c'mon UPS), and we decide to do the XREAS instead of mine , I'll have you down the next weekend, where I can promise beer, babes, and food......Top notch on all 3 of those
hehhee.
We'll if I don't get my kit this weekend (c'mon UPS), and we decide to do the XREAS instead of mine , I'll have you down the next weekend, where I can promise beer, babes, and food......Top notch on all 3 of those
hehhee.