Idaho gx470 remodel

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You're off to a good start. When I look at the last pic you posted, I keep imagining it with sliders painted the same color as the wheels. Anyways keep up the good work.
 
The front is 3inches. The rear is like 2. I will get some better photos soon. Yes I plan on painting the metal sliders I get in the future, the same color as the wheels
 
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So for now did you just put spacers or washers on the ride height sensor mounts to raise the rear?


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No the full iron man lift is on. No spacers. Springs and shocks all around
Are any of those pictures of it without the rear done? I thought you did the front and left the rear at first, then were going to install rear suspension once it all came in.
 
I only had to wait a couple days for the rear lift.

The last few pics are with the full lift on.

I had slight rubbing on front of the front fender and just used a heat Gun to form the plastic. I trimmed the steps as you can see in the pics and I have deleted the rubbing. If the steps were off I wouldn't have to trim anything!
The ride is great! Nice and smooth. Very happy. The soft ride springs in the back was a very smart idea. When I had the stock rear air shocks "tricked" it was quite stiff.
 
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This was our first time taking the GX on some decent off-roading ran into a bunch of snow and found this guy in his diesel totally high centered I was able to snatch them out with the tow strap. The atrac system worked flawlessly I was completely impressed by how well this thing performed in the snow and the ruts and climbing up some pretty heavy duty slick stuff we had a blast there's no way my Tacoma without that system would have done it as well as we did. The guy that I pulled out told me not even to try because he had a tractor coming to pull them out I proved him wrong real quick
 
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So the nut on the light racing UCA came loose and now the driver side is all out of alignment. I'm I have an appointment today at Lexus to have them realign it I'm asked them to put some medium thread lock on them or something because I don't want that to happen again
 
Lexus torqued my UCA's to 175lbs. Light racing people said that would be ok.
I got my console pocket replacement for the suspension controls. Hope to install this weekend.
 

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