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I’m assuming that was a legitimate question.
What have you done to your 100 Series this week? (21 Viewers)
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I’m assuming that was a legitimate question.
1999WhitePearl
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Changed out torsion bars and rear coil springs. Rides much better. Also finally installed my winch.
Are those non ahc torsion bars? If so how is it lowering the vehicle? Obviously those are king springs seeing I have a set.
Where did you find the SAW t-bars?
Rocky Road sells the SAW bars.
www.rocky-road.com
100 Series Landcruiser Lift kit: OME 100 Series Landcruiser Lift Kit
Old Man Emu 100 Series Landcruiser lift kits are ideal. Better handling, larger tires with no other modifications necessary.
www.rocky-road.com
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running board delete today
is that AHC or aftermarket?
ahc
Likely my next mod. Looking forward to it.
Ordered PowerStop rotors and OEM pads.
I have been running the same shocks since 2015. These replaced the Foxes I already had. They are fine for towing. I have the medium OME springs too but I think I am going to move to heavies.
Is anyone else have an issue with airbags upon articulation? Gonna wheel it next weekend at the Cove and fingers crossed that the bags dont get stretched (one broke at Rausch). I will say that AirLift is a phenomenal company who stands behind their product: they sent me a replacement bag for free, no questions asked.
The tech who works on my truck told my husband he didn't like how these new Foxes were valved and the truck was riding too rough now, but I think it's always been that way and I don't mind it. However, we are already thinking of other options for the next time around (prob next summer).
Just ordered a new High output alternator
We use this company a lot for a different application and they have good products.
Toyota & Lexus 4.7L V8 2UZFE 270 Amp DC Power Alternator
Toyota & Lexus 4.7L V8 2UZFE 270 Amp DC Power Alternator
www.nationsstarteralternator.com
We use this company a lot for a different application and they have good products.
Made a homebrew CO2 set-up then drove from Denver and did some stuff in Ouray with these idiots. 
neilsen100
GOLD Star
Do you expect that the durability is better than a Denso reman? I don't need higher output but I am curious if lifespan is improved with a unit like this.Just ordered a new High output alternator
Toyota & Lexus 4.7L V8 2UZFE 270 Amp DC Power Alternator
Toyota & Lexus 4.7L V8 2UZFE 270 Amp DC Power Alternatorwww.nationsstarteralternator.com
We use this company a lot for a different application and they have good products.
Did a ton of work on @CatskillsRunner 100 in prep for wheeling next weekend at the Fall Crawl in VA as well as get it ready for the winter.
Rear brake overhaul: new calipers, hardlines on axle, all three soft lines and brackets, new pads, rotors, slide pins, boots, clips, and clamps. Basically in the rust belt everything has to be replaced.
Installed 1” spacers just to see how they perform. No verdict yet.
Then new front lower control arms and hardware/bump stops:
Rear brake overhaul: new calipers, hardlines on axle, all three soft lines and brackets, new pads, rotors, slide pins, boots, clips, and clamps. Basically in the rust belt everything has to be replaced.
Installed 1” spacers just to see how they perform. No verdict yet.
Then new front lower control arms and hardware/bump stops:
We replaced the rear panhard and hardware because the bushings were shot and I hate rust more than anything:
New Fox shocks all the way around with new hardware:
New torsion bar brackets and hardware:
New Fox shocks all the way around with new hardware:
New torsion bar brackets and hardware:
You running extended travel Icons as the description of those UCAs like to mention being made for?
Who said chivalry is dead?
I don't think you will gain that much if you don't need the higher output.
