New projects
 

Now that the xfer case mystery has been solved, on to new projects.


My shocks are toast. Need new
Anyone out there have an idea on what they think are the best shocks for the $. Was leaning towards pro-comp But might spring for Bilsteins if anyone thinks there worth the extra Mula. $

BTW if anyone cares 32 x 11.50 x 15's do fit under a 1991 stock 4runner. Just put them on today and I've tried to make them rub going over dips bumps, turning lock to lock. Can't make them rub.

Of course this may be a different story offroad.
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I have to put new shocks on my truck to i dont know what type use either

Do a search, a lot of guys on here haven't had good luck with the pro comp shocks.

Shocks
 

I keep hearing great things about Bilsteins & ARB's OME

If you don't mind forking out the $$.

Guess i'm just cheap and looking for a great deal.

I want Bilsteins at monroe prices. LOL

My whole family uses rancho shocks and stabilizers. That's what I have on my truck right now( not drive able ) my uncle is a big time user especially. He has dual stabilizers, dual front and back too.

The question is, what are you going to use your 4Runner for? Some of the best off-roading shocks will feel stiff and terrible on highways, and visa versa.