Long Travel BS Thread

Im assuming you want to place the shocks outside the frame rails? I think it would be a tad to narrow. I flexed my suspension fully (granted it isnt long travel) and my tires where nearly in contact with the frame even though it has wheel spacers.
You could do it and notch the frame to fit the shock further inboard maybe?

 

Like Sean said, if you are putting the shocks outside the frame, I would wait. I have a 1" Spidertrax on my Tundy housing to clear my bypasses with articulation and that axle is 1" per side narrower. My frame is not notched either.

 

Might as well Tundy. To keep the track width of the front of a LT tacoma assuming most first gen have 3.5 over kits.

 

She's 17 actually haha. And they have that Chevy to like her ex boyfriend or something and he blacked it out

 

Gotcha seller says its 1/2" skinnier per side but he's prob mistaken.

Guess I'll keep looking. It's getting a 5" over kit btw

Pics or it didn't happen

 

mehhh #rachet lol

 

She asked me to post her truck on my Toyota Instagram page once

 

aka give her the D

 

What the hell's going on in here????

Giant pink Fords????

 

Exactly

 

Landon, Do you know who may still have the Jig for the ESB 4x4 89-95 Pick up kit?

Contemplating ditching 4WD on the 4Runner and going Gnar.

 

Sure do

 

Got any insight on a second gen axle swapped into a first gen?

 

Yeah, they are super close to the size of a tundra axle. Either way its still real tight fitting a shock outside the frame.

 

Mike?

Brad (esbyota) made one, but he moved his happy Ass to North Carolina.

 

Yeah he still has it, Ill be seeing him this weekend. I'll ask about it.

 

Right on. Shoot me a Pm on here or DR if you remember.

Thanks!

 

Serio well I'll see if I can shop it down a bit. Its a good deal for me because its already geared and locked