Anyone know what his setup is, or what his username is on another board? Did/does he have a buildup thread?

 

http://www.ultimateyota.com/index.ph...=46&Itemid=161

 

Lookin a little tipsy.

 

Cruiser coils and ball joint spacers.
The specs are all on my old cardomain page www.cardomain.com/id/934rnr

 

Thanks. Just squishy springs, really. It does flex a surprising amount.

 

here are some of my flex shots no sway bars F/R and no rear bump stops

 

bummmmppppp

 

I would have been screaming and diving out of the rig at this point..... holy crap that looks freaky.

 

Like i said, you don't know body lean till you ride in a 4runner! LOL

4runnerguy, how is your rig without rear swaybars?????????
with mine, its not even fun with them! Lol

 

its becomes easy to flex and there isn't much body roll either.
cause if i had it in it woulden't flex as much

 

bumpppppppppp

 

Just an FYI for some of the newbs who may look at this.

Mine flexes just fine with the rear swaybar connected. It is so tiny for how heavy the rear is that it doesn't hinder it much, and I get full extension and compression on my shocks with it. On the passenger side, my upper control arm hitting the gas tank is what stops my droop on that side and the driveshaft mateing with the gas tank and reaching full extension is what stops the droop on the driverside.

You may notice that it flexes slightly easier with it removed but I found it not worth it especially since I tow a little trailer with mine.

Now the front is a WHOLE different story.....

 

Stock, no front swaybar. Truck has beat hard for a couple years on stock IFS components, therefor everything is nice and freed up.

 

Long Live Ifs Runners!

 

i like these

 

me and my friend with a explorer

 

Object is to keep the tires on the ground front and rear!
Either way makes a good way to change a rear tire!

 

Whoa, I wouldn't be going over that far, that's ballsy.

 

I had to revive this thread. I was actually mildly impressed at the amount that the rubbish stock IFS will actually flex when pushed. Here's some pics.