Icon stage 4 installation

Getting ready to install this on my 2019 quicksand. Question; anything else I need? diff drop or extended brake lines? I might do the brake lines at a later time but as far as immediate need, am I missing anything?

 

Preventive ECGS bushing while you have it all apart.
Is your alignment scheduled?

 

Hmm., I didn't plan on taking all that apart down there. Perhaps I'll wait and see if that needs to be replaced later. No alignment scheduled yet.

 

You will have the coilover out of the truck and it's a lot less work from there. Remember to put the bushing in the freezer and keep the driver-side front corner higher than the passenger side so you have very little fluid escape.

 

Get the bushing done. About 8,000 on mine and it’s not happy. Goes in for bearing replacement and 5.29’s next week

 

A lot of people have reported no needle bearing issues. I am lifted 3" and have 5.29's going in. I see no need to replace it unless it causes an issue. Would it be easier to do since you are right there? Sure. But given the fact that half the people here on the forums put tons of miles on theirs with no issue, and others do it to prevent it, with the minority actually having issues, I'll wait.

 

This^^

And be prepared to spend $120 at Toyota to have your TSS recalibrated after the alignment. Dash gonna light up like a Christmas tree after the alignment.
At least that was my experience.

Good luck! Jealous of your lift much better than mine.

 

I had that issue after my lift install. Cycling vibration from the front end. 20k miles. Guess it just happens to some but I wish id have known it was a possibility while I had the front end pulled apart. Would have just done it while i was that far along after learning about that issue.

 

Better to spend $99 on a code reader and clear the codes yourself. It takes one with ABS functions. The

$100 INNOVA 5210 OBD2 Scanner & Engine Code Reader, Battery Tester, Live Data, Oil Reset, Car Diagnostic Tool for Most Vehicles, Bluetooth Compatible with America's Top Car Repair App

INNOVA 5210 handles it with ease. The light comes on due to needing a zero point calibration.

 

Good to know, didn't find that info when researching it. All i could find was "only the dealer can recalibrate" after the tire shop spent 2 hrs trying to fix it.

Thanks!

 

Hmm! Half say do it and half say don’t. Lol. It looks like a pain in the ass from the videos I’ve watched. How much should I expect to pay for rehearing down the road?

 

Of us who have installed the bushing after our suspension change, we Will ridicule you to the end of time.
Srsly, to do it during your lift install doesn’t hurt and is way cheaper.