Howdy,
No I have not done that. I`d still like to add the 1/4" spacers I have too. Keep in mind that I installed the shocks as they came pre-assembled, and I shouldnt have had to adjust anything.
I still firmly attest that these Fox 2.5 series front shocks are not worth the money, and ride like...
I camp a lot, and the 25 4runner folding seat design is terrible. Long story short, foam mattresses have been best , and lately I have been using a tri-fold mattress from Mattress firm but there are many brands available. I would try wayfair for options
Putting an iron man lift on, may have been the first problem.
1. absolutely need an alignment.
2. Rebalancing tire/wheels
3. Never had a “needle” bearing issue on any of my 4 runners, only on a Tacoma I had, but that was a bad differential design.
good luck 👍
I had the same thing happen when getting the allignment done after a lift. He explained it to me, something about the electronic steering it trying to correct itself? Anyway, to much tech for me...
He figured it out and all has been well.
Hopefully they get it all figured out.
“Did you keep the OEM Spring Insulator in place”
yes of course
Here’s what the toytec looked like next to the old man emu’s I replaced them with
I’m curious why you need new upper control arms?
If you are not lifting the rear end, then just stick with the OEM rear springs.
Whatever you do, don’t make the mistake I did and by toy tech rear springs, they were creaking badly. $250 down the drain, as I just threw them in the garbage yesterday.
I have OME 3344`s on the way. Hopefully that will solve the creaking, and the stiffer rear.
Heres a new plan for the coilovers:
I have a 1/4" steel spacer that I could install that should give me 1/2" lift to make up for me lowering the preload 1/4" so I dont lose any height. This wont affect...
yes it absolutely could and I do have a fox wrench to adjust the preload collar. Really didn’t want to lose the front height though.
I may try it however.