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Anyone have the installation instructions for the BAMF LCA skids?

Discussion in '2nd Gen. Tacomas (2005-2015)' started by HonoluluTaco, Aug 31, 2012.

  1. Aug 31, 2012 at 4:09 PM
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    HonoluluTaco

    HonoluluTaco [OP] Well-Known Member

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    Aloha guys,
    I finally got my BAMF LCA Skids painted and am gonna put them on but lost my installation instructions. Anyone got a sticky or copy of the instructions, I remember something had to be drilled.
    Thanks for any help...

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  2. Aug 31, 2012 at 4:43 PM
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  3. Aug 31, 2012 at 4:53 PM
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    HonoluluTaco

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    2010 TRD OffRoad DC/SB, 285/70/17 KM2's, Mickey Thompson Classic Locks, Total Chaos UCA's King 2.5 RR Coilover 3" AllPro Leaf Pack, 2.0 Fox RR, Ubolt flip kit, MBRP dual cat back, URD TCAI and MAF Calibrator, TRD Sport Hood w/ scoop, E&G Classics Custom Stainless Grill, Color matched grill and door handles WeatherTech floor mats, FormulaOne Pinacle 15%+Air blue windshield Tint, RedLine hood struts, TRD 3rd Brake light Decal, Relentless Fab Hybrid 2 piece Sliders with Kick out Relentless Fab Aluminum Front bumper, Relentless steel rear bumper, Relentless Steel IFS B.A.M.F LCA Skids, w/ Rear Diff Skid ordered In my Spare room waiting to be installed sits, Wet Okoles, Illuminated 4x4 switch mod, SockMonkey Hawaii TRD OffRoad Decal, Big box of Rammat, Speakers and Custom Sub from Mr.Marv,
    Cool but what article, do you have a link? Never mind I found it, latest Tacoma Magazine, that's where I saw it, thanks man.
    Sorry I dint see your question, yeah I think the T-handle should be sold with all King remote reservoir coil-overs, the other tool is useless when adjusting on the truck. I Just elevated the truck so the front tires were off the ground, then loosened the adjuster with a 3/16 Allen. It takes some effort but it wasn't that hard, i didn't need to use a spring compressor, I have the 650lbs springs. You will have to put the tool in partially for the hole behind where the Allen screw comes out the back. You'll have to kind off pry that one forward, but as you keep doing it will become a little easier to pry. I measured after lowering my tires back on the ground, problem was that I needed to really drive it to get the tires back in to the proper position. Hasn't settled since measuring after my initial test drive. I'm putting a 1/4" top spacer on the driver side tomorrow to get rid of the lean and even out threads exposed. Right now I'm 10 treads showing on the driver and 7 on the passenger and I'm 1/2" low on drivers side.
     

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