1:08 am
Club Member
July 10, 2003
Toyota lift installed. It was fairly easy until we ended up with several extra parts left over. Then we went back through the instructions and found several steps we missed. So, we had to tear everything apart again and put the missing peices in. That only took an extra few hours. Lesson learned...don't let Rob read the intructions
BIG thanks to Rob for all his hard work and help. Another big thanks to Lee for installing the strut spacer for me.
Before the lift pic:
I used to wheel a lot. . .
3:56 am
Club President
April 2, 2003
5:41 am
February 5, 2003
"JohnDF" wrote: [quote="Dan-H"][quote="troyman"]Nice, I think you're ready to put some 40's on there 😉
and the toyota axles are strong enough to handle them.
The rear anyways...have you seen the size of the Tundra rear axles 😯
yes! and if they were 5 on 5- 1/2 I'd run them on my camp trailer
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4:40 pm
Club Member
July 10, 2003
"lowrider" wrote:
the before and after pics look the same.
Because you're blind...and I didn't go for the sky high, teenager, small man syndrome lift. I just wanted it to actually look like a 4x4 instead of having to look for the 4x4 badge to tell it apart from the 2WD versions
I used to wheel a lot. . .
3:48 am
"Howdy" wrote: [quote="lowrider"][quote="JohnDF"]Next time I take it the mall to meet Alex
the before and after pics look the same. i hope your happy with it because i'm not.
Now thats not nice to say....LOL
I was going to kid him about using the same pic for the before and after. 😛
I had to reread it to be sure they were a before and after. I just figured they were from a different angle. 😀
Just kidding John, I didn't get in my posting fix today, I just jump on any band wagon I can. 😀 Shoot...my daily driver is a Corolla so I'm not even sure I have the right to post in a thread like this.
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