What Have You Done To Your 2nd Gen Tacoma Today?

This may solve all of it.... #10
Though they don't give a milage or reference of needing greasing.....

http://www.spcalignment.com/instructions/25470-INS_WEB.pdf

 

Yeah I was looking at that earlier. I'll give my boots a squeeze tomorrow and see how they feel then try the 5-10 pumps.

 

I wish their instructions on that part were a bit more detailed.

 

I think I'll throw some in for shits and gigs.... Always good to have it. Using this though, when it comes in.

Super Lube 41150 Synthetic Grease (NLGI 2), 14.1 oz Cartridge

$18 Super Lube 41150 Synthetic Multi-Purpose Grease, 400g, Translucent White Color

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0042FG74W/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_TJkPAb19GMNWS

 

Kinda shows where my mind is at, thought you wrote "boobs", totally made sense too.

 

Nice! Lemmie know if you feel the grease in the boot. Or just make a tutorial video!

Even though it's "easy" as hell.

 

Considering some OME 884's and an add a leaf since i already have bilsteins to raise the truck a bit more

 

Grease them every oil change they shouldn't need more than that you'll just be wasting grease. It use to be called an oil, lube, and filter change for a reason because every car needed their suspension lubed. So ever 3-5k you should be good. If you go into really nasty mud hole or something wouldn't hurt to give them a couple pumps afterwards.

 

887 no travel FTW!

 

Spot on @ovrlndkull !

 

Since we are on the subject... I have done some searches and haven't come up with much. I would like some zerk fitted tie rod ends and sway bar ends so I'm not replacing them all the time!

Any info helps thanks!

 

Anyone have a source they've used for replacement TRD decals? Looking to replace my OEM off-road package decals and I've seen some neat ones around, just need a link.

 

Why are you replacing them all the time?

 

I'm not but I need to. My lift is too much and the boots are cracked and leaking. Just saying... Instead of buying stock I can buy something better and just grease them. Should have specified my bad.

 

I was a mechanic for many yrs. and my uncle and dad started teaching me stuff when I was really young. Uncle had me working on the tractor damn greasing that thing once a week and a tube of grease too many fittings

 

Greasable doesn't always equate to better just saying. But you go to any parts store they'll carry Moog or other suspension brands and are good aftermarket replacements.

 

I looked at Moog and couldn't find any zerk fitted ball joints for the three I want to do.

 

Reach out to @CBoy808

He makes some sick stuff

 

You aren't going to get anything with a zerk fitting you could always buy a zerk tap and drill and tap a hole and install your own if you really want a grease fitting, but they aren't designed to be greased if they don't come with it already done.