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Hilux crossover question
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Hilux crossover question
Hi, ive just bought an ln65 cab and chassis which has been set up for the ifs steering box.
What i want to know is is there a draglink out of a toyota (bundera?) that will suit crossover? Or just bite the bullet and buy a crossover kit from lowrange while the dollars still good?
Regards Mitch
What i want to know is is there a draglink out of a toyota (bundera?) that will suit crossover? Or just bite the bullet and buy a crossover kit from lowrange while the dollars still good?
Regards Mitch
1989 LN106- 2" spring lift, 285 mt117's, 4.8's, front spartan high pinion'd, 6000k H/L HID
Re: Hilux crossover question
The H- steer kit I bought from Locktup, uses what I think is an 80series draglink.
I know you said crossover, but hi-steer is not that much more coin to throw down.
But you should check with Locktup, and LowRange, Sean is great to deal with, and do a search before you buy anything.
I know you said crossover, but hi-steer is not that much more coin to throw down.
But you should check with Locktup, and LowRange, Sean is great to deal with, and do a search before you buy anything.
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Re: Hilux crossover question
Do you need a suspension lift to run high steer?
Matt
Matt
'83 dual cab lux, v6 auto, duals, RUF, crossova steering, IFS rears, 35" MTRS
2000 HZJ105 turbo with extras
2000 HZJ105 turbo with extras
Re: Hilux crossover question
Hey mate you need to run at least a 1 inch dropped front spring hanger to run high steer to clear everything.
Old and rolled: 94 lux, 37's, air lockers f/r, high steer, ruf, ifs rears, widetracked, longs, duals
New: 90 4runner 80 series diffs, air lockers f/r, LS1, reduction gears, 35's, engineered
New: 90 4runner 80 series diffs, air lockers f/r, LS1, reduction gears, 35's, engineered
Re: Hilux crossover question
Low range off-road have high steer arms for 70 dollars a pair atm, wouldn't miss that if I were you.
Old and rolled: 94 lux, 37's, air lockers f/r, high steer, ruf, ifs rears, widetracked, longs, duals
New: 90 4runner 80 series diffs, air lockers f/r, LS1, reduction gears, 35's, engineered
New: 90 4runner 80 series diffs, air lockers f/r, LS1, reduction gears, 35's, engineered
Re: Hilux crossover question
94lux wrote:Low range off-road have high steer arms for 70 dollars a pair atm, wouldn't miss that if I were you.
The RHD arms were on sale a few weeks ago, I got a set. Its only the LHD ones for $70 atm. Still you could send Sean an email and ask?
'91 Toyota Surf SSR Ltd. 2.4 TD Auto, Coil SAS, Duals, 4.88, Longs w/ front ARB, 35" MTRs
'97 Toyota Surf SSR-G Intercooled 3.0 TD Auto. 2" lift, Xrox bar, Waeco, Drawers, 32" BFGs
'97 Toyota Surf SSR-G Intercooled 3.0 TD Auto. 2" lift, Xrox bar, Waeco, Drawers, 32" BFGs
Re: Hilux crossover question
So would 2" spring lift be enough? Or do you need the extra height from the front dropped hanger?
Trying to keep my new lux low running RUF springs.
Matt
Trying to keep my new lux low running RUF springs.
Matt
'83 dual cab lux, v6 auto, duals, RUF, crossova steering, IFS rears, 35" MTRS
2000 HZJ105 turbo with extras
2000 HZJ105 turbo with extras
Re: Hilux crossover question
Nah u have to do a dropped hanger because of the ifs box.
Old and rolled: 94 lux, 37's, air lockers f/r, high steer, ruf, ifs rears, widetracked, longs, duals
New: 90 4runner 80 series diffs, air lockers f/r, LS1, reduction gears, 35's, engineered
New: 90 4runner 80 series diffs, air lockers f/r, LS1, reduction gears, 35's, engineered
Re: Hilux crossover question
you do Not need a dropped hanger to run high steer, it is a myth, i have high steer and no dropped hanger. but i only have 5 leaves, if you wish to run more for a firmer ride then yes you will need a 1 inch dropped hanger. Buds customs can fix you up with that, see my sig for contact. i would not recommend springs as soft as mine for on road driving.
Many thanks to Buds Customs, for all their ongoing support
Call Buddy on 0417 708 598 for all your custom and off the shelf parts, fabrication, and installation
Call Buddy on 0417 708 598 for all your custom and off the shelf parts, fabrication, and installation
Re: Hilux crossover question
the main reason for a dropped hanger is to improve castor, can ahieve the same thing with wedges.
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Re: Hilux crossover question
I have 2" dropped hanger to match the 2" shackles on my other lux.
But was concerned with the clearance of the draglinks with out the extra lift.
The steering box should be ok, thanks.
Matt
But was concerned with the clearance of the draglinks with out the extra lift.
The steering box should be ok, thanks.
Matt
'83 dual cab lux, v6 auto, duals, RUF, crossova steering, IFS rears, 35" MTRS
2000 HZJ105 turbo with extras
2000 HZJ105 turbo with extras
Re: Hilux crossover question
lol u need a drop hanger WRONG
johnsey is correct, i dont run a drop hanger in mine, n used caster correctors, it isnt the best caster angle but its better than welding a extra of 2inch lift in
johnsey is correct, i dont run a drop hanger in mine, n used caster correctors, it isnt the best caster angle but its better than welding a extra of 2inch lift in
gen 3 hilux
3rz, lockers, gears, trail gear, longs, JT2's
3rz, lockers, gears, trail gear, longs, JT2's
Re: Hilux crossover question
are you saying i am wrong banks? i dont think you would be but it reads a little like you could be
Many thanks to Buds Customs, for all their ongoing support
Call Buddy on 0417 708 598 for all your custom and off the shelf parts, fabrication, and installation
Call Buddy on 0417 708 598 for all your custom and off the shelf parts, fabrication, and installation
Re: Hilux crossover question
huh i didnt even read urs, nah like u said, u dont need a drop hanger for high steer, or crossover, he didnt say anything about having soft springs ect
gen 3 hilux
3rz, lockers, gears, trail gear, longs, JT2's
3rz, lockers, gears, trail gear, longs, JT2's
Re: Hilux crossover question
I bit the bullet and bought a crossover kit from lowrangeoffroad. Should be here by the end of next week and almost half the price of buying locally.
Thanks for your help guys
Thanks for your help guys
1989 LN106- 2" spring lift, 285 mt117's, 4.8's, front spartan high pinion'd, 6000k H/L HID
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