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You want the base "fixed" style?
(fixed does not mean corrected, it's just the confusing name they gave to the default ones)
I have a set that I pulled off mine in the first couple weeks that you can have for, idk, $150? I'm in NJ but I don't mind a little drive to meet half way somewhere.
I'll have to go double check but I think the new ones came with their own bolts so I think these have a bag of bolts taped to them too. You might have bolts in the holes already, but those will just be plugs not structural. Not rated for anything and a bit too short.
Heck, we can even throw 'em on right there on the spot, including full proper antiseize and torque wrench.
update: no bolts. But there are a few options:
You can have my originals if you want and I'll get these:
I'd get these https://www.autozone.com/nuts-bolts...m8-1-25-x-20mm-flange-bolt-4-piece/848427_0_0
and
https://www.autozone.com/tools-and-...9-flat-washer/550804_0_0?searchText=m8 washer
I think those might actually be an upgrade because they're grade 10.9 and I think the originals might only be grade 5. The heads have 2 dots on them which I can't find documented anywhere, but 2 lines on toyota is grade 5, sometimes. Certainly these bolts only ever see low loads.
Or you can get those. Or just any regular bolts from Lowes or Ace etc.
Or I think the actual part number is 90119-08D21 which is a single bolt with trapped washer on the drawing for the steps. Need 12 total for both sides.
Or maybe you already have the same thing and not mere hole filler bolts.
Or I have some stainless bolts you can have but still need washers. I can't use the stainless bolts on my cast aluminum steps because of galvanic corrosion, but the brackets on the fixed steps are steel so no problem.
(fixed does not mean corrected, it's just the confusing name they gave to the default ones)
I have a set that I pulled off mine in the first couple weeks that you can have for, idk, $150? I'm in NJ but I don't mind a little drive to meet half way somewhere.
I'll have to go double check but I think the new ones came with their own bolts so I think these have a bag of bolts taped to them too. You might have bolts in the holes already, but those will just be plugs not structural. Not rated for anything and a bit too short.
Heck, we can even throw 'em on right there on the spot, including full proper antiseize and torque wrench.
update: no bolts. But there are a few options:
You can have my originals if you want and I'll get these:
I'd get these https://www.autozone.com/nuts-bolts...m8-1-25-x-20mm-flange-bolt-4-piece/848427_0_0
and
https://www.autozone.com/tools-and-...9-flat-washer/550804_0_0?searchText=m8 washer
I think those might actually be an upgrade because they're grade 10.9 and I think the originals might only be grade 5. The heads have 2 dots on them which I can't find documented anywhere, but 2 lines on toyota is grade 5, sometimes. Certainly these bolts only ever see low loads.
Or you can get those. Or just any regular bolts from Lowes or Ace etc.
Or I think the actual part number is 90119-08D21 which is a single bolt with trapped washer on the drawing for the steps. Need 12 total for both sides.
Or maybe you already have the same thing and not mere hole filler bolts.
Or I have some stainless bolts you can have but still need washers. I can't use the stainless bolts on my cast aluminum steps because of galvanic corrosion, but the brackets on the fixed steps are steel so no problem.
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You want the base "fixed" style?
(fixed does not mean corrected, it's just the confusing name they gave to the default ones)
I have a set that I pulled off mine in the first couple weeks that you can have for, idk, $150? I'm in NJ but I don't mind a little drive to meet half way somewhere.
I'll have to go double check but I think the new ones came with their own bolts so I think these have a bag of bolts taped to them too. You might have bolts in the holes already, but those will just be plugs not structural. Not rated for anything and a bit too short.
Heck, we can even throw 'em on right there on the spot, including full proper antiseize and torque wrench.
update: no bolts. I do happen to have have 12 stainless bolts but no washers. Any Lowes also has class 10.9 bolts & washers if you want instead of stainless but I think for this stainless is more than strong enough. (M8-1.25 30mm, M8 washer, x 12)
You want the base "fixed" style?
(fixed does not mean corrected, it's just the confusing name they gave to the default ones)
I have a set that I pulled off mine in the first couple weeks that you can have for, idk, $150? I'm in NJ but I don't mind a little drive to meet half way somewhere.
I'll have to go double check but I think the new ones came with their own bolts so I think these have a bag of bolts taped to them too. You might have bolts in the holes already, but those will just be plugs not structural. Not rated for anything and a bit too short.
Heck, we can even throw 'em on right there on the spot, including full proper antiseize and torque wrench.
update: no bolts. I do happen to have have 12 stainless bolts but no washers. Any Lowes also has class 10.9 bolts & washers if you want instead of stainless but I think for this stainless is more than strong enough. (M8-1.25 30mm, M8 washer, x 12)
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If you want them, where R U in Mass ?
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silver OEM Oval Tube Steps, Black upper section has 4runner letters
they are off
If you want them, where R U in Mass ?
I am in Maine but going to MA constantly
yes I know I need a picture with paper and my username, will be doing that
sometime later and maybe making my own thread,
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