*FOR SALE* LSK Suspension 05+ Taco Stock Length Dual Shock LCAs

I'm selling my LSK Suspension 05+ Taco Stock length lower control arms. No issue at all with them, I just upgraded to a long travel race kit.

Minor scuffs and scratches. The bushings and uniballs are still in great shape.

Selling for $1,550.

Located in Fresno, CA. Can ship on buyer's dime.

 

*BUMP* Need these gone!

 

Just a clarification that might help some folks - the 3rd gen trucks have different LCA bolts than 2nd gens. Does LSK have different part numbers between the gens? I found this out when doing research to swap my Dirt King LCAs to my wife's 4 runner. I believe the 3rd gens have a larger diameter bolt/bushing to bolt to the frame.

I just wouldn't want someone to pick these up only to find out they don't fit.

 

So my information is different. Spindles between 2nd and 3rd gen are 100% the same. Spindles between Tacoma and 4runner are slightly different. Different LCA and caliper bolts.

I gusset and swap spindles quite a bit and never had any issues between the 2nd and 3rd gen. I have, however, learned the hard way between Tacoma and 4Runner.

 

I gotcha, yeah spindles will swap between 2nd and 3rd gen Tacomas - but I'm talking the bolt from the LCA to the Frame of the truck (away from the Spindle). LSK says 2005+ on their website for some reason. But looking at Toyota part numbers, Dirt King part numbers, and Total Chaos part numbers they are different LCA part numbers between 2nd and 3rd gen due to the difference in the attachment bolt sizes to the frame of the truck.

I'd just hate to see someone buy these thinking they'll fit both 2nd and 3rd gen trucks when it appears that it's only one or the other

 

Hmm, that's something that really doesn't sound right either buddy.

So I personally know several people that have swapped out LCAs from different Gen tacomas as well, with no issue. I think all part numbers are going to vary a bit from vendor to vendor.

2nd and 3rd Gen suspensions are nearly identical. There are some small, slight differences, but LCA attachment point isn't one of them.