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As with any new ride, there is always something to fix.
I've noticed that it seems the rear coils have sagged. I'm riding 1/2" from the bumps. I believe the 4Runner ass-sag is common. What is the fix?
While I'm at it, I'm thinking about putting on new shocks. Any recommendations for a good yet not super-pricey shock for at least the rear? Dunno if I'm ready to tackle the front, as struts kinda scare me...
Picked up some 17s - gunmetal grey Sequoias. Dunno when they'll go on, as I have to decide on a tire. Thinking Nitto Terra Grappler. Any other thoughts? This is a true street-pounder, but I do need good handling in ice and snow.
It seems the rotors are warped as well. Lots of heave-ho when braking. Pondering moving to Tundra brakes. Would it be worth it? I have factory Toyota pads that came with the truck, so I'm thinking I might just buy 4Runner rotors and stick with stock. Thoughts?
Gracias, mis amigos
I've noticed that it seems the rear coils have sagged. I'm riding 1/2" from the bumps. I believe the 4Runner ass-sag is common. What is the fix?
While I'm at it, I'm thinking about putting on new shocks. Any recommendations for a good yet not super-pricey shock for at least the rear? Dunno if I'm ready to tackle the front, as struts kinda scare me...
Picked up some 17s - gunmetal grey Sequoias. Dunno when they'll go on, as I have to decide on a tire. Thinking Nitto Terra Grappler. Any other thoughts? This is a true street-pounder, but I do need good handling in ice and snow.
It seems the rotors are warped as well. Lots of heave-ho when braking. Pondering moving to Tundra brakes. Would it be worth it? I have factory Toyota pads that came with the truck, so I'm thinking I might just buy 4Runner rotors and stick with stock. Thoughts?
Gracias, mis amigos