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hilux steering Q's
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hilux steering Q's
i have broken 2 J arms on my lux so i broght a snake racing hi steer kit off a mate i no that i need a to get a IFS steering box but i dont no wat pitman arm u use or wat is the best bracket for it is and is the any other stuff i need to add on to the car or take off, do i still need to run a steering damponer
any feed back would be appreciated john
any feed back would be appreciated john
Go to this site and look there they have the pitman arms and they also have the chassi plates. IMO you will still need a steering dampner.
http://www.locktup4x4.com.au/catalog/2d ... 66eef.aspx
http://www.locktup4x4.com.au/catalog/2d ... 66eef.aspx
You will need to put on a steering dampner, remove the torque rod and cut off the brackets, buy the IFS box and mounting kit (as said look at www.locktup4x4.com)
This is better if you run a dropped front hanger as it helps clear the pitman arm...
I have a 4" lift and did not run the dropped hanger but i used the locktup kit which came with a completely flat pitman arm... Depends on the lift is depending on the pitman arm you use. (this is what i was told)
The tricky part is working out exactly where to mount your IFS box on the chassy.
Brad
This is better if you run a dropped front hanger as it helps clear the pitman arm...
I have a 4" lift and did not run the dropped hanger but i used the locktup kit which came with a completely flat pitman arm... Depends on the lift is depending on the pitman arm you use. (this is what i was told)
The tricky part is working out exactly where to mount your IFS box on the chassy.
Brad
3.0L turbo diesel, 4" lift, bud's front housing, track assasin cv's, air lokker front + Rear, beadlock'd 37 stickies, high steer, 15.5" travel ranchos, high pinion diff and coils on the rear
go a 2wd hilux pitman arm. Short and easier to come by in the wreckers. If ya don't move ya steering box as far forward as you can go you might ran into trouble with an 80 series arm. Mine is 1" forward on the front dropped crossmember and 1" forward on the diff pearch. I couldn't ran a 80 series arm as the links hit each other.
I would have to cut out the front of the cab near the cab mount and move the box even further forward but too much hassle now.
I would have to cut out the front of the cab near the cab mount and move the box even further forward but too much hassle now.
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Hey mate, do you have a picture of the 2wd pitman arm?Willy Hilux wrote:go a 2wd hilux pitman arm. Short and easier to come by in the wreckers. If ya don't move ya steering box as far forward as you can go you might ran into trouble with an 80 series arm. Mine is 1" forward on the front dropped crossmember and 1" forward on the diff pearch. I couldn't ran a 80 series arm as the links hit each other.
I would have to cut out the front of the cab near the cab mount and move the box even further forward but too much hassle now.
'89 Hilux Single Cab - 3RZ, 35" Kreepy Krawlers, 4.88's, F & R Air lockers, RUF, Longfields, TG Highsteer, Highmount and no money
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