Installing OEM lift on 3/18
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Installed OEM lift on 3/18...w/pics
I'm installing the Tundra/LC lift on my 99 4runner tomorrow (3/18) with a friend in blacksburg, va...any help would be appreciated, or if you want to come see the end result, will have pics of before/ after tomorrow night (hopefully), pm me for the exact location
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yea, the gap from the body lift is my least favorite thing...i need to find someone that can cut and re-weld the brackets, or jus buy a welder
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Originally Posted by nc994run
yea, the gap from the body lift is my least favorite thing...i need to find someone that can cut and re-weld the brackets, or jus buy a welder
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i used 2 top out spacers, the back is a little bit higher cuz the LC coils gave it a good bit of lift (little over 3"), but not too much...i like the raked look
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yea, i wish somebody would buy my whelels/tires so i could go to 285's, the 265/75's look pretty small right now
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there is some adjustment in the TJM brackets. you can get it straight and move it up alittle more.
He's running a 2" BL, there's not enough to get rid of the gap. I had to cut and re-weld the brackets with 1 1/2" BL, just make sure that extra braces are added to compensate for the additional leverage being placed on them.
As for the rims, they are the best looking factory rims made, should be easy to sell....
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Looks Good! Where did you get the lift? Is it the TRD Springs and Shocks? How the Street Ride? How long was the install? Any Front and Rear Spring shock pics
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I pieced the lift together slowly here goes the list:
Tundra coils and Rear shocks from Toyota of Dallas
LC coils used
Front struts used off ebay
e-brake bracket from another member who didnt need it
Diff drop and extended brake line from Sonoran Steel
Top Out spacers from Bamachem
Install was longer than usual due to the lack of tools we had, i'd say myabe 7 to 8 hours total...the shocks up front are from a 2003 DC TRD taco and the springs are TRD tundra springs mentioned in the tundra threads...the ride is great...i will take some pics of the front and rear setups this afternoon as she's about to be washed and waxed
And thanks to everybody for the nice comments
Tundra coils and Rear shocks from Toyota of Dallas
LC coils used
Front struts used off ebay
e-brake bracket from another member who didnt need it
Diff drop and extended brake line from Sonoran Steel
Top Out spacers from Bamachem
Install was longer than usual due to the lack of tools we had, i'd say myabe 7 to 8 hours total...the shocks up front are from a 2003 DC TRD taco and the springs are TRD tundra springs mentioned in the tundra threads...the ride is great...i will take some pics of the front and rear setups this afternoon as she's about to be washed and waxed
And thanks to everybody for the nice comments