Wheeler's steering rack bushing
#1
Wheeler's steering rack bushing
http://www.wheelersoffroad.com/4runnerrackbushkit.htm
I was thinking of picking this up along with the poly sway bar bushings. The 2 previous owners of the 4runner never took it off road. I try to hit the trails twice a week so I was going to get it as a precaution but I'm wondering if it is nessasary or worth it. It is pretty cheap but I just thought I would ask.
Thanks in advance.
I was thinking of picking this up along with the poly sway bar bushings. The 2 previous owners of the 4runner never took it off road. I try to hit the trails twice a week so I was going to get it as a precaution but I'm wondering if it is nessasary or worth it. It is pretty cheap but I just thought I would ask.
Thanks in advance.
#4
Not the thread I was looking for but close enough
http://www.ttora.com/forum/showthrea...hlight=bushing
http://www.ttora.com/forum/showthrea...hlight=bushing
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#8
Yes it is a PITA to do but the PE bushings do make the steering tighter. Unless you have excessive abuse to your rig or off-road all the time no need to replace these under 100k IMO.
Did one last wekend on a 98 4Runner.
Did one last wekend on a 98 4Runner.
#9
I have a 96 that just rolled 211k. A lot of the miles were racked up on trips back and forth from NW Florida to Tennassee.
its in great shape for the amount of miles and the steering is tight, no slopp. The farther, son previous owners never went off road, but I hit the trails about twice a week. Plus I am moving to England and I plan on wheeling there just the same. So like I said, it would just be a precuationary effort, but I might just hold off for a bit.
By the way, I came over here from T4R.org and I am loving the site.
its in great shape for the amount of miles and the steering is tight, no slopp. The farther, son previous owners never went off road, but I hit the trails about twice a week. Plus I am moving to England and I plan on wheeling there just the same. So like I said, it would just be a precuationary effort, but I might just hold off for a bit.
By the way, I came over here from T4R.org and I am loving the site.
#10
I would do it, I think it would be worth your time. Mine is a 96 with but 69k on it (got it with 57) and I did the steering rack bushings - steering tightened up considerably! Especially so on highway speeds, where it used to feel somewhat sloppy.
#11
This is exactly the reason that I ordered a set, glad to hear you've had good results! I will be putting mine on next weekend.
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