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Old 10-22-2007, 08:56 AM
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Exclamation rear end noise???
I have a 90 4runner, i just put my lift on and now when i am costing the rear end makes a vibrating noise.
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Pinion angle is too much after lift.

How high of a lift did you add?
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7 " but how can u change pinion angle with coils?
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You'll need a new (longer) driveshaft...That will fix the angle
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huh, i have heard of just having a joint added to? does that sound right?
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Originally Posted by run4her
huh, i have heard of just having a joint added to? does that sound right?
Hmm...I'm not sure. I've never heard of that. Are you thinking of a spacer maybe?\


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i dont know what the guy was talking about. it would probably help to greas the shaft to huh? Are there longer coild than l\c coils avalable because i have l/c coils and spacer right now.
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i dont know what the guy was talking about. it would probably help to greas the shaft to huh? Are there longer coild than l\c coils avalable because i have l/c coils and spacer right now.
OME 860s I believe. MarcP (i dont know if he's on here anymore) switched his LC's out for those and it gave him more lift and a stiffer ride.
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Well i looked at them and they dont give me enough lift. The rear fender well to wheel lip is 20" they give 17"
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