Has anyone tried using Slee's front swaybar blocks on their 1991-92 FJ80? It looks like it would fit, but it's listed for a '93 and up...is there a difference?
Thanks.
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FJ80 front swaybar blocks? (1 Viewer)
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Ironpig has their's listed for 91-97 so I would say yes,
FJ80 Front Sway Bar Drop Kit [IPOR-FJ80FSBD] - $34.95 : Iron Pig Off Road, Toyota Land Cruiser experts
FJ80 Front Sway Bar Drop Kit [IPOR-FJ80FSBD] - $34.95 : Iron Pig Off Road, Toyota Land Cruiser experts
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i just use some square tube, and drilled some holes & longer bolts..done.
you bc boys rock.i have never played with this could you school me quikly of the advantage,how much drop or i have been told to remove it or drop it and put a quick disconect in
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X2, stupid simple to make, square tube, blocks of alloy, hard plastic, etc.
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Some great ideas...I think I'll do the hockey puck thing. 
Wrongway: I'm going to do the blocks, and also make the quick release for tougher stuff.
Wrongway: I'm going to do the blocks, and also make the quick release for tougher stuff.
the purpose of this mod is that once you lift your truck past a certain height, the swaybar comes into contact with the driveshaft. lowering the body mounts using these spacers moves the sway bar away from the driveshaft. theres a member here in the 80s forum thats built up some disconnects. i still run the front, but no rear. im contemplating on just pulling the front all together...
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I realize we're getting off topic here, but Sonny, you should try running a trail with the rear bar hooked up, and the front unhooked. I find the truck feels way more balanced this way. The rear flexes really easily anyway, but the front is a bigger bar and will flex more easily with the sway bar disconnected.
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haha... I would Jason. but snap went 3...yes 3 of the 8 bolts that mount the rear LOL. 2 are still half in there... one on the frame, and one on the ds side axle mount. my lazy ass didn't pb or heat prior to. yah the rear does flex way more...and I've got 5100 out back. front flex not so much. hopefully next year I'll put in these 5" springs Ive got, along with some doetsch 8100 pre runners (found a local dist for these @ $50/per btw). are you runnig front sways for day to day drivin in the 'wack?
stone... you can have your thread back.
stone... you can have your thread back.
