Need Help with suspension Swap, near/in San Jose

Oh, cool. Yes, I'd like to take those off your hands, if that's cool.

Eddo, looks like I'm too late for yours but I can't thank you enough. Have a great trip.

Bud. If you can bring the hardware Saturday, that'd be cool. See you Sat.

 

Roger wilco

 

Guys. For your reference, here's how to remove the spring wo using a compressor. I've not tried it yet, but it looks easy enough and saves much time using a compressor or going to a shop. Very cool.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5E6u7dC7EHg

I'm going by this DIY for reference as well. But youse personal experience is good too.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/how-to-toytec-lift-install-by-smtrdsport.40467/

For UCA removal/install

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbsTJgb6S_c

Leaf spring removal/install

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ReSCYEULK90

These DIYs maybe too elementary for youse, but its a start.

 

I've never done UCAs but will need to learn since I believe I will need to be getting some after market ones.

 

UCAs are pretty easy... I've done em three times now

Once for my lift with Camburg BJs
Once for Camburg Uni-Ball upgrade
Once with EDDO

The install with @EDDO was smooth sailing

 

Just make sure your axe is nearby.

 

Axe? Uh Oh. About the only tricky part I remember is clearing the fender when removing the long bolt. And that's just bending it back, IIRC. Is there something else to watch out for?

 

Haha we had a bit of trouble separating the bj from the spindle. Hammer side of the axe did the trick

 

Yep. A good ol hammer always does the trick

I'll see you boys tomorrow. Let the wrenching begin

 

Well, with the help of CalTacoma and Budman, we got the lift swapped. I cannot thank you fellas enough. No way I could've done this myself...well, maybe but it would've taken me 4x as long.

It was great to meet you two fellas and wrench. You're two stand up dudes.

Tacomaworld to the rescue

 

Man I may just go buy some jack stands and swap my coil springs this weekend. That makes a lot of sense