is Lee alive?
Dec 7, 2004 | 11:05 AM
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Search posts for discos by me. I HAD Lee's discos. I had a big problem with them breaking on the street. The heims he uses are too small. I had bought a set for the front and rear, but never installed the rears since I had to steal parts to reattach the front. I'm now running no front swaybar and the rear is not disco'd.
We have a similar setup, so I can't see them lasting long for you either. Robinhood has a good writeup on making your own. Those should suit you fine until I'm done with the development of my air discos...
We have a similar setup, so I can't see them lasting long for you either. Robinhood has a good writeup on making your own. Those should suit you fine until I'm done with the development of my air discos...
Dec 7, 2004 | 12:07 PM
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Call Brian @ Front Range Off Road Fab and ask him about his new Tacoma/4Runner discos. They are by far the nicest I've ever seen. He brought a prototype set by the office when he was out here in CA for Thanksgiving. Very, very nice!
Dec 7, 2004 | 01:45 PM
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Mike- I'll have to look into Robinhood's write-up. I have the next 3 weeks off, so I can fab some up then. Thanks for the heads up. 
Sean- I was looking at the Front Range Off-Road discos, but the are awfully expensive... Like $125 or something like that.
Sean- I was looking at the Front Range Off-Road discos, but the are awfully expensive... Like $125 or something like that.
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