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03-03-08, 07:45 AM
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IH8MUD Regular
Join Date: Sep 2003
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97 lc hitch on a 4runner
Will a hitch from a 97 landcruiser fit on to a new 4 runner? I have a guy that wants to use the hitch that I just removed, but hasn't bought the 4runner yet. I'm not worried about drilling new holes in the hitch, just it fitting to the frame.
Also, What year fzj80 springs do the 4 runner guys like for thier lifts? I've got at least one set and will most likely have two sets here this spring. Thanks for the help. __________________ Trent Taylor 76 fj40, sm420, 4wdb, 35 muds,bikini made out of a trampolin. 93 80 w/270k, fading green paint, flareless, 255 muds, home built front bumper, and a load whine that wont go away. 97 40th Sage w/lockers--Bone stock |
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03-03-08, 09:02 AM
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Pursuance of Vacuity
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Las Vegas, NV
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If you can wait until tonight...I'll put mine up to my Tacoma and see what the fitment is like. I'm assuming the frame width is similar at least back there between the Tacos and 4-runners?
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03-03-08, 08:23 PM
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IH8MUD Regular
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That would be great, but no rush. The guy will be buying his new 4runner next week. He is just wanting to get the hitch on sometime before spring hits up here in Utah. Thanks alot. __________________ Trent Taylor 76 fj40, sm420, 4wdb, 35 muds,bikini made out of a trampolin. 93 80 w/270k, fading green paint, flareless, 255 muds, home built front bumper, and a load whine that wont go away. 97 40th Sage w/lockers--Bone stock |
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03-18-08, 11:57 AM
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Pursuance of Vacuity
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Las Vegas, NV
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OK. Basically I held the land cruiser hitch up to the frame of the Tacoma, and it might work. The cruiser hitch has outward facing angles that slide onto the frame, you can see them on the top photo. Well, the frame for the Tacoma actually fits inside the angles, just barely. Might need some grinding to make it work. Also if you look at the factory Taco hitch, it drops down substantially from the frame, and the Cruiser hitch does not. You'd have to build some drop brackets to make it clear the bumper.
Good luck! 
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