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Here are pictures of the new lift without the Bilstein rear shocks
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A before picture
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Welding on the pan hard bracket

Sneak preview

I now have the Bilstein rear shocks on and will be posting more pictures soon! Look for "Lifting the Lighthouse 2" comming soon to a thread near you!

A Thanks to Sonoran Steel and Xtreme off road for all the help!

 

Dude, those pictures look really good, i cant wait to see some full shots of it all done. BTW what are the width of those rims? they look a lot wider than mine, and i thought mine stuck out!:eek:

-Casey

 

Ok, Some more sneak pictures
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boy does your 4runner looks nice!!!

i want saw's too!!!

gotta say that setup looks nice! a must for everyone that afford it!!! dang even the pan hand brackets too! you're on top of everything!!!!

ps why the bils? why not ome or downey? just asking

btw, i hope those valves(?) are pointing in so it won't get caught up on your brakes!?

Lance

 

Hey Lance
I've always been a fan of Bilstein but never have owned a pair. Since way back in like 85 i've wanted them. Ivan stewart used them in the Baja 500 and since then I've been sold! Lifrtime warranty. You cant beat that!

I hope my brakes don't rub for now. I have the small 96 brakes with 15" rims so I think I'm ok. SAW's instructions said to mount the valves out and I didn't hear about the brake problem untill after i installed them. They should revise there Instructions... I have to take one side all apart to put in new tie rod end and lower ball joint anyway so i'll probably end up turning them both and getting a realignment after that... I'm off to Palm springs and may check out Galamis while i'm down there. Hopefully I wont screw them up then...I'll try to post some more pics after the trip!

Look For Lifting the lighthouse 2!