Love the work you're doing on this... so Mud or the Land Cruiser Forum?Upper arms and rear shock went in without issue.
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Love the work you're doing on this... so Mud or the Land Cruiser Forum?Upper arms and rear shock went in without issue.
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Ih8mud is the Land Cruiser forum.Love the work you're doing on this... so Mud or the Land Cruiser Forum?
no thanks, i like annoying the 200 series ownersPrado badge for those who want one. Sourced from the Middle East.
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any plans on installing trd pro cv axles?Ih8mud is the Land Cruiser forum.![]()
I'm showing the TRD Pro 4runner uses the same CVs as the LC250any plans on installing trd pro cv axles?
I think the Tacoma TRD has the high angle cv shafts.I'm showing the TRD Pro 4runner uses the same CVs as the LC250
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Probably why the Taco sits 1.5" higher.I think the Tacoma TRD has the high angle cv shafts.
Probably but it also is piece of mind knowing the lift you put in will not cause the cv to bind and ware out. CV shafts are expensive buy once cry once.Probably why the Taco sits 1.5" higher.
Apologize for the late reply. Unfortunately, I am not able to source PN’s now as I am not involved with a Toyota parts department as of a few months ago.@Dixon Santana
Can you verify these part numbers for the 25+ TRD Pro 4runner
Front Fox shocks
PTR61-89250-RF
PTR61-89250-LF
Rear Fox shocks
PTR61-89250-RR
PTR61-89250-LR
Front TRD upper arms
48630-0W010
48610-0W010
Front Trialhunter upper arms
48630-0W020
48610-0W020
I think I figured it out. Thanks!Apologize for the late reply. Unfortunately, I am not able to source PN’s now as I am not involved with a Toyota parts department as of a few months ago.
Can contact my coworkers if you need any PN’s in the future.
I watched Tinkers "subjective review" that was one of his rant highlights. The LC250 not having the same CV axles as the TRD Pro. Along with the lc250 steering not having the same twitchy feel as his FJ cruiserProbably why the Taco sits 1.5" higher.
Have you confirmed if there is more caster built in to the UCA. Never found any official confirmation.Trailhunter arms from the 4runner bolt right in for the GX as well. They are identical to the trd pro arms except for the color and logo.
Both arms have more clearance for larger shocks/springs. Stock upper arms were making contact with the MT64 springs at full droop, I can now get my fingers between the two.View attachment 3967418View attachment 3967419
If you watch the Tinker video it is the lower that limited travel (at least for stock suspension).Have you confirmed if there is more caster built in to the UCA. Never found any official confirmation.
@turbo8Have you confirmed if there is more caster built in to the UCA. Never found any official confirmation.
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x2 on this please
Have you confirmed if there is more caster built in to the UCA. Never found any official confirmation.