post your pictures of any make and any year toyota with BJ spacers. theres tons of info and pictures but there scatterd all over yotatech so this just brings them all together.

This is the place to talk about bj spacers, post your pictures and your experience with spacers. also If you have questions ask them!

 

My BJ spacers, machined them myself, they are 2" tall





installed w/ AAL

 

did you use a cnc? i was thinking a bridgeport would do a pretty good job, just take longer.

 

CNC, a manual mill would have been way slower and too much trouble. I am thinking that maybe I should cut them down to 1-1/2" tall.

 

Here's my ToyTec 1.5in BJ spacers. Just got them installed on Fri actually.

 

^^ how do you like those pro comp shocks? Are the majority of folks with BJ spacers modifying their bump stops or no? I seem to have more down travel than I think my CV's can handle.

 

Pic of the goodies

And a pic after the lift was installed.

 

Well I'm not really sure how I like the shocks. I haven't had a chance to try them out yet. I do know that they are smaller in diameter than my old Rancho 5000s but the piston is 2inches longer. I didn't modify my bump stops. I know since I've had the lift installed, my truck has a much smoother ride now.

 

How hard were those to make Yotarob?

 

Smart question.

Try this:http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&s...=Google+Search

 

not hard at all, the problem for most is having access to the machinery to cut them out and the software to program the machine. I wish I would have made more when the shop was slow, but now we are so busy with good paying work I could never schedule the machine time.

 

Ordered from TRDParts4U in a kit with OME901HD rear coils. Rear Rancho shocks for a 79 Ford F-100, front Rancho shocks for a 90 Suzuki Sammi.

 

http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/pts/2078597456.html

Do these look good? The pricing/quality?

Thanks, Charlie

 

we talked about these awhile ago and i would stay clear from them. one, there made of steel so over time they would rust and two, having plates stacked one on top of the other you run the possibility of them shifting. notice the bj spacers made from SDORI are made from t-6 aluminium and one piece!

i guess if you want try them but i would spend just alittle more money and get product that has been used and tested by members for years now. just my 2 cents....

 

x2 on the stacking and the steel. with the possibility of a shift, you risk breaking the studs resulting in dismal failure. also the steel vs aluminum; rust and weight. all of the notable manufactures use aluminum for a good reason and they are worth the extra money.

 

Alright thanks guys.

 

A piece of 1/2" steel is not going to rot out. The truck will rot out before the steel would. Nothing wrong with the steel spacers. Actually they are stronger than the aluminum ones. If you are worried about shifting then weld them together. Steel bends aluminum snaps for a comparison. I have a set of SDORI myself and love them.

James

 

i have nothing aginist the guy making them if you want to save $40 id say go for it. personally id rather spend the extra money for a one piece spacers.

 

X2

His older ad said he'd even weld them together for you if you desired. Maybe he doesn't do that anymore? What do I care, I have a welder.

On the rust concerns...

It's called spray paint. They sell it in all different colors, including black. Cheap too, ~$5 a can for the good stuff!

 

sunday morning bump! haha