Ontario BS Thread

2001-2004 simply moved the bolt hole horizontal so the sway bar link needs two ball joints instead of one. I think Toyota changed it because the 1995-2000 design was killing the rubber bushings too quickly. Still easy to make disconnects:



It looks to be a fair distance away from the CV boot. 2nd/3rd gens will rip the CV boot for sure if you remove one of the links, because the links go over the CV shaft and attach to the spindle.

 

Ah okay, I was mistaken, that’s great!

I’m going to look into that, I’m sure I could find some good hardware and fab something up, I don’t want to take my swaybar completely off for insurance reasons.

 

Technically? I had a mini ramp in here my dad and I built when I was a kid for skateboarding, we dismantled it and used the plywood for other stuff around the house when it sat for a few years.

 

You let a mini ramp sit unused shame on you..
Where are you in hamilton, Just off rymal.? Doesnt look right in the city with a shed like that

 

I got a job

And I’m in Millgrove, I live on a concession near Waterdown on 14 acres, it’s an old derelict barn that needs some love lol

 

Lol im 37 and refuse to grow up

 

Oh I refuse to grow up too! I just don’t have enough time to stay young

 

If you have time and want to fuck around we rented an indoor park in dundas sunday 24th 8pm

 

I may be up to that! I’ll see what I’m doing, is it inflow? You bike or board?

 

Ya inflow. We skate. The guy lets us smoke in there n listen to our own music. We're all pretty shit but its fun

 

I’m shit too so no worries there I used to skate and then switched to biking, then I did both for a while but never really progressed much in either

 

Bring both then

 

Will do if I can! I’ll let you know later this week what’s happening, might have some family shit to attend to but can see if I can sneak away

 

jest installed my center bearing drop jest 2 bolts

 

Is that because you’re lifted? I’ve never heard of doing that

 

Yeah. Similiar to doing axle shims but instead of the pinion being angled it’s at the carrier bearing and tcase.

 

yes puts the driveshaft in line again

 

Oh neat, I guess that’s easier than dropping the axle for shims. Those are the little things you don’t really think about lining up when you’re considering lifting I guess, at least I hadn’t.

 

Some may still need to do that as well. It’s not too bad.

 

How do you have a zerk on your rear shaft? I thought the 3rd Gen didn't have any on the rear.