Hi there all fellow Cruiser owners. I am new to this forum and am still feeling my way around the site. Hopefully this post will be succesful. I spoke to a few friends this weekend and they advised me to join this club.
Mahatma Ghandi once said: "Live as if you're gonna die tomorrow, Learn as if you're gonna live forever". I am fairly new to 4by4ing, and I truly believe I am living when using my Land Cruiser to it's full potential. In the same breath, I am learning something new everyday about my LC.
I have a few questions about my LJ71 though, and maybe someody can help me.
The time has come to replace the shocks on my LC. Apparently the rear right shock is larger than the rear left. Can anyone confirm this?
If this is true, why would you build a LC with the 2 rear shocks in different sizes?
Can anyone recommend good shocks for this specific LC?
Last but not least, I know there are not a lot of LJ71 in the country, but I'd like to get in contact with those that do own these. I spoke to Janus already, who is registered on this forum as well.
My LC is the LJ71, 96 model, 2.4 lt diesel.
Thanks for all the effort.
Cheers
Joe
Mahatma Ghandi once said: "Live as if you're gonna die tomorrow, Learn as if you're gonna live forever". I am fairly new to 4by4ing, and I truly believe I am living when using my Land Cruiser to it's full potential. In the same breath, I am learning something new everyday about my LC.
I have a few questions about my LJ71 though, and maybe someody can help me.
The time has come to replace the shocks on my LC. Apparently the rear right shock is larger than the rear left. Can anyone confirm this?
If this is true, why would you build a LC with the 2 rear shocks in different sizes?
Can anyone recommend good shocks for this specific LC?
Last but not least, I know there are not a lot of LJ71 in the country, but I'd like to get in contact with those that do own these. I spoke to Janus already, who is registered on this forum as well.
My LC is the LJ71, 96 model, 2.4 lt diesel.
Thanks for all the effort.
Cheers
Joe