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Old 10-08-2007, 04:33 PM
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BJ spacers

Hey yall,
looking at putting some Ball Joint spacers on my 4Runner. What brand do you suggest and can you link me to them. Also are the reliable?
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There's only one brand unless you want to make your own...

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

And you get them either from 4crawler or TRDparts4u...

http://sdori.com/pricing.htm

They're as reliable as a big hunk of aluminum can be too. No worries.
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www.SDORI.com AKA elripster on the boards, he makes them himself. I have a set of the 1.5" spacers, VERY nice work. I trust them.
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Originally Posted by Jay351
www.SDORI.com AKA elripster on the boards, he makes them himself. I have a set of the 1.5" spacers, VERY nice work. I trust them.

Beat ya...

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As far as I know there is only one company making them and that's SDORI , http://www.sdori.com/ You can however get them through a couple places like here: http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/ProductLine.shtml

Yes, they are reliable.

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sorru to steal thread but say i got shckles in rear and spacers in front, would i need longer shcks?
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Originally Posted by ovrrdrive
Beat ya...

Arse

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sorru to steal thread but say i got shckles in rear and spacers in front, would i need longer shcks?
If you lift the truck higher then stock specs you need locker shocks.
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Originally Posted by ks_yota
sorru to steal thread but say i got shckles in rear and spacers in front, would i need longer shcks?
You can run with the stockers but they won't work very well and will limit travel. You'll need new shocks as soon as posible...
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Originally Posted by Jay351
Arse



If you lift the truck higher then stock specs you need locker shocks.
Jeeze... You got me that time.
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i want to get some ome's, which ones though?
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Originally Posted by ovrrdrive
Jeeze... You got me that time.
Muahah, its even now, for the tie breaker!!!!

Originally Posted by ks_yota
i want to get some ome's, which ones though?

I love my procomps
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can i use the es3000's w/o lift? its because i plan on lift later down the road but for now i dont have the dough as i am a struggling student. i have about 700$ to spend but a portion of that is going towards a much needed audio system and im gona try the 50$ paint job as well.

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Mine are designed for 0-2" of lift which would work perfect with the 1.5" bj spacers
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i found these that i want. can i have them on stock height?
http://www.4wheelparts.com/PDT236871.aspx
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It dosnt say, I would email them and ask..
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Originally Posted by Jay351
Mine are designed for 0-2" of lift which would work perfect with the 1.5" bj spacers
do you know the part number on those? i was looking on their site and all they have are from 0-1" and 2-3" inch of lift. the 0-2 would be great for me
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