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    🛠️ Member Build White 1958 Build

    Purchased a 1958 on July 4th and sold my Sasquatch Bronco. To me, they are different vehicles. The Bronco was more off-road capable, more powerful, better gearing, but the 1958 was smoother and much quieter and better for road trips. If I could swing keeping both, I would have. First order of...
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    Tire Upgrade ?

    +35
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    Tire Upgrade ?

    No, haven't tried fitting it in spare location. Have been kinda lazy to test fit
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    Tire Upgrade ?

    285/75/17 in Toyo at3 measures 33.86 according to their website, and yes, no rubbing at all with factory suspension and method 705s, plus 35 offset, 17x8.5. I prefer a 17 inch wheel, more tire allows for more conformity when aired down and looks better in my opinion . Radflos are fine. They...
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    Greenlane rock sliders

    If you get the flat, they will definitely work as a step.
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    Let’s see your LandCruisers in scenic locations

    Monument Valley and a few from Colorado
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    Greenlane rock sliders

    It sticks out just past the doors, so they could potentially protect against door dings.
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    Greenlane rock sliders

    Got my Greenlane sliders with 12.5 degree angle installed. Install was very easy. Bolts all lined up well. Can be used as a step getting inside. Customer service was great and turnaround time was about 3 weeks. Have not had the chance to use them on the rocks but don't plan to do too much heavy...
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    Headlight Adjustment

    Nope, I didn't remove anything. It's easy to get to. You can even turn it by hand just using the 8mm socket
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    Headlight Adjustment

    I figured it out. Use an 8mm socket to turn this plastic dial (behind the headlight)clockwise to adjust down. Really easy.
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    Tire Upgrade ?

    I actually think the front has very little articulation with the sway bar connected. I was lifting the front tires easily on off camber situations. The rear has good amount of flex.
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    Tire Upgrade ?

    Yup, load range C. You feel the small bumps more, but much less brake dive and lean. Everything else feels like factory.
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    Tire Upgrade ?

    No rubbing before and after lift
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    Tire Upgrade ?

    Toyo at3s 285/75/17 on method 705 titanium wheels. 2 inch Radflo coilover lift up front
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