1st year of ownership

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I wanted to mention I've put 10k trouble free miles on my 99 during the first year of ownership as it now has 157k. I bought it in Ohio last October. Just this month I relocated down to Nashville, TN from Indy. It's a big difference driving in the downtown city, but I now spend more time in the cruiser for my commute. I love it. Here's it without the roof rack next to a 200. I plan to surpass 200k before I think about the move to a 200, so don't worry. :)
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Here in Canada we don't have the 200, just the Lexus 570. I have driven the 570 and own a 99 100 series and prefer the 100 hands down. We bought the 100 with 175k on it and its now at 210k and have no worries about doing another 100k plus.

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Today I fixed the land cruiser drivers lean.

Stock measurements from bottom of cap to fender:
Front 21.0" L 21.5" R
Rear 23.5" L 23.5" R

I wanted to get the left/right height even, so I started with 3 turns on the drivers tbar. I needed a hair more, so I ended up with 3.5 turns. After a 25 mile trip, here's how it settled:

Level measurements:
21.5" and 21.5"
23.5" and 23.5"
 
I decided to max the front lift. I'm at 19.75" from center of hub to fender in the front. The rear is 21.25" stock. I got the lifetime alignment done at Firestone. I requested -0.5 camber, but managed to get close. Interesting enough I gained a 0.5" lift post alignment. You can see that based off the caster adjusted some.

Truck drives great after the alignment and balancing/rotating the tires at discount tire. I'll need to reindex the drivers side to gain any more lift. No plans to do that for awhile as it drives great.
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