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Old Aug 31, 2010 | 01:35 PM
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looks badass dude are those 37"s?
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Old Aug 31, 2010 | 02:55 PM
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keep an eye on the rear link brackets on the top side of the axle, they like to tear off.
im currently sas'in a 1990 4 dr 4runner, cause my buddy rolled his 90 2 rd 4runner and swapped everything into the 4 rd. we are using leafs in the rear too. this is the 3rd 4runner ive swapped leafs in front and rear.
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Old Aug 31, 2010 | 06:18 PM
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keep an eye on the rear link brackets on the top side of the axle, they like to tear off.
im currently sas'in a 1990 4 dr 4runner, cause my buddy rolled his 90 2 rd 4runner and swapped everything into the 4 rd. we are using leafs in the rear too. this is the 3rd 4runner ive swapped leafs in front and rear.
I'll do that. I've got 4 link plans for the rear in due time.
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Old Aug 31, 2010 | 06:25 PM
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Originally Posted by 91_TOYOTA_4x4
looks badass dude are those 37"s?
yes sir. 37 12.50 mtr's
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Old Sep 2, 2010 | 10:24 AM
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Looks great! They really fill the wheel well. How is the power for driving on the road?
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Old Sep 2, 2010 | 02:23 PM
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Its really not as bad as I would have thought but a gear change is definately in the plans.
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Old Sep 13, 2010 | 03:12 PM
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man i think im going to go with the same tires they look great! are they on 15" by 10"s? and you went 4" front kit right?
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Old Sep 14, 2010 | 03:31 AM
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15x8 with 2" backspacing. 3" sas kit.
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Old Sep 14, 2010 | 12:56 PM
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3"? really? lol looks much taller hmm im going with 3" too but figure i will do the rear leaf swap with f150's i would do the 860 coils too but people say its weak? what do you think about the rear rightnow? 15"x8" with only 2" back spacing? dont 37" MTR's need 17" rims? those arent the kevlar ones but on tirerack.com i cant find the sizes of the regular wrangler mtr. hmm lol im thinking some 35"x12.50" original super swampers hehe
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Old Sep 14, 2010 | 02:01 PM
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Originally Posted by 91_TOYOTA_4x4
3"? really? lol looks much taller hmm im going with 3" too but figure i will do the rear leaf swap with f150's i would do the 860 coils too but people say its weak? what do you think about the rear rightnow? 15"x8" with only 2" back spacing? dont 37" MTR's need 17" rims? those arent the kevlar ones but on tirerack.com i cant find the sizes of the regular wrangler mtr. hmm lol im thinking some 35"x12.50" original super swampers hehe

these are the old style mtr's. The new style has to be 17" for a 37" tire.

Weak? Like they break? Never heard that. These are some thick coils. Take a look at my pic comparing them to the stock fj80 coils. Personally I love the coils in the rear. The only complaint that I have is that toyota was drunk when they designed the rear suspension.

I'm gonna wheel it for a while as is to get it out of my system and then i'll do something else with the rear suspension. Keeping coils but probably gonna do a true 4 link or I have even seen a few runners do a nice y-link that would be a cheap alternative I just have a feeling with the y-link it will have horrible sway.

But it's all in good time. I don't get into any rush working on this thing as you can tell from when I started on it. lol
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Old Sep 14, 2010 | 06:02 PM
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thats what i was thinking because on tire rack they have the old ones like yours and the new kevlar ones, but no sizes for the old ones so i was lost lol. i like the ones you have better did you buy them new?

not the coils, the link mounts and such? it's what i have heard not saying it is the way it is lol plus the links get kinda short but your height looks decent maybe i will go 860's for a bit too, would make it easyer and im sure if im nice to it it should be ok

havent heard allot about a y link but i think i understand it. i would just go 4 link all custom, thats what i will most likely do to if i dont go leafs, but coil over is better anyways so hmmm

yeah i can tell lol its a good way to go! we are going to have really similar runners haha
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Old Sep 14, 2010 | 06:16 PM
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I'm pretty sure you can't buy these mtr's new anymore. I got mine used, set of 5 wheels and tires from a guy on another forum. It fits well.. the only rubbing I have so far is when I am flexed with the wheels turned. It rubs on my bumper.... so thats an easy enough fix. Though I haven't fully flexed it out with the new tires yet.

Yeah, the toyota links suck. I have a bent upper link from snagging on my gas tank. I'm just gonna wheel it hard for a while once it breaks it is time for an upgrade haha. Thats why i did the sas. Broke a cv shaft and decided it was not worth my time to replace.
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Old Sep 14, 2010 | 06:30 PM
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yeah thats what i figured since on tirerack they didnt post tire sizes lol. owell i think im going super swampers! hehe

yeah exactly if it works then use it untill it doesnt work lol i could see how you would bend that one, freaking gastank is in a bad spot and too low, im going to move mine to where the under tire carrier would have been . oyah cv's lol im glad im moving away from ifs, its going to be so much better with a sfa and im doing longs too
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Old Oct 5, 2010 | 10:41 PM
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ya i can confirm that goodyear doesnt sell the old MTR's which really pissed me off. I was going through meats with my messed up IFS and bought two new MTR's 35" 12.50's on 15's and put them on the back and my rears up front, wrecked them then fixed my front end "AGAIN", and whent to order two new ones and they told me they dont make them. so 35" 12.50R15 KM2's it was lol. so I got two 35"mtrs with 90% tred and one with 100%, and i cantbuy one mtr two have a full set. cant believe good year would stop making them, bfg has made the mud terrains for ever.
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Old Oct 5, 2010 | 10:49 PM
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oh...lol i just had my front end cut out for my 3" TG kit, and hope to get my diff in by the week end. im wandering what you did for mounting the IFS calipersto the knuckles? i havent even looked because im always working. nice rig by the way, i like that your sticking with coils. i plan on doing the same for now to save cash. i have huge spacers that came with my hilux surf when i bought it.
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Old Oct 6, 2010 | 08:09 AM
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im wandering what you did for mounting the IFS calipersto the knuckles?
Didn't do a thing. You just have to use the right rotors for it which are from a 60 series cruiser I believe.
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Old Oct 7, 2010 | 03:45 PM
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nice.. so the rotors with the TG 3" kit(well probably every ones kit) will work with my ifs calipers. im gonna clean up the calipers and paint em tonight to put themon tomorrow. i needa welder to weld my 3" kit on and im hoping my 3" spacers are good for now. lol well see. i like how yours sits. its perfect.
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Old Oct 8, 2010 | 04:31 AM
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You're going to need more than just the 3" spacers to level it out.

Although tg says it is a 3" kit. When you are doing the sas it will give you more than 3". Overall you will need about 5-6" in the rear.
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Old Oct 11, 2010 | 09:19 PM
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lets see some flex!
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Old Feb 15, 2011 | 11:06 PM
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I'm going to be doing this same setup but wanted to know when going with the ome 860 just lower the panhard bracket, shock and the brake valve? This is what i need to figure out before I start hacking!!!
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