What size u-bolts do you have to get if you use an add-a-leaf (tuff country) for a toyota tacoma 1999?
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Look at your current U-bolts and see if the they are squared or rounded U-bolts and take note of the length and make sure you get ones that will give you the same(according to the other answers) or an inch longer, they can always be trimmed. You really shouldn't reuse U-bolts, it has something to do with the threads being streched or something. You could technically use the old ones but NOT recommended
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I was able to reuse my stock ones, but generally you want an inch longer. So look at your current set up and see if you have about an inch longer after the nut has gone on, if you do you can reuse them. If not, you'll need longer ones.
1188540
Hi Donald,The Ballistic Jester has a +12MM offset and is applicable for your Tacoma however, the listing you're referring to is not the correct lug pattern. Your Tacoma needs a 6x139.7 lug pattern which is currently on backorder.Sorry!!Thanks,BWT
2264993
Just to be on the safe side, I'd probably fabricate a j bolt out of something heavier. They work fine for my Tacoma but might not for what you re doing.
424446
Its a 5/16ths hanger bolt, and its 3 inches in length. No attachment plate is sold with the item however we sell T-nuts that will provide the same function as an attachment plate. If your current legs do not have a hanger bolt diameter of 5/16ths then T-nuts are necessary for the legs to have a stable foundation.
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John, We have never installed this is a Tundra, they are meant to be a universal applications so some trimming my be necessary. Each block will require 1 13/16 x 1 1/8 of mounting area. Thank you!
894302
Although the description states Tacoma and the part number is for a Tundra, the ASIN# and UPC# that Amazon has loaded you will receive the ReadyLift Nissan Titan Front Leveling Suspension - Strut Extension - 66-4010. I have forwarded this information to Amazon multiple times and have discontinued selling the parts through Amazon as the listing error has yet to be fixed.
2265384
I have the base model Tacoma, 2014, that bar fit on mine perfect and looks good. Don't know about the skid plate or tow hooks...
1966180
This is the axle I installed using these U bolts. Worked fine, So if your axle is the same as these sizes you should be fine. http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200593637_200593637?cm_ven=Housefile&cm_cat=TWA&cm_pla=308&cm_ite=SHIP
2095990
you need to find out if you have square or round u bolts. if the whith is the same you will be fine you can always cut down the length
1413479
No, the factory u bolts work just fine. Make sure you use some on blast on the nuts and let them sit for a bit before removing. There is more than enough thread for the aal. Just a reference, I have a 2" factory block and the aal with thread to spare
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I don't know where you got that spec for the barb fittings, sounds large to me also. I don't have access to my vehicle right now but everything fit on my 07 Tacoma other than I had to buy more hose because if the location I chose.
1436680
I had a 2005 tacoma. I didn't have to cut anything to make it fit. The brackets mount to the bed rails. It should be the same for you
2263308
The rear shocks should fit. I have a heavy duty general spring set on my tacoma and it provided about 1.25 lift. The information available says it fill fit up to 2 inches but this is just what worked on my tacoma. 2008 2.7 4wd
1120611
This listing fits a 2007-2013 Silverado or Sierra and will not fit your Tacoma. For a 2005 Tacoma, you would need the PL8510 shown at this link http://www.amazon.com/Pop-Lock-PL8521-Tailgate-Toyota/dp/B00439Q05S/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1396256414&sr=8-1&keywords=pl8521
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i dont know for sure. my tacoma was a sr5 extended cab. direct fit no drilling of the frame. had to take off the eyelet rings on front of frame. was able to leave the tow hook on. my guess is it should . also had skid plate on , didnt effect the application
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If you've an early (2001ish) Toyota Tundra you should be sure you are getting the correct size pad. They made a pad upgrade (5.25" I think) that was on all the later Tundras but some early ones (like mine) have the smaller (4.75") pads.
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An add-on question regarding using these with a truck bed extender. Apparently, the width of the U-bolts is @ 1¼" and the square bed extender crossbar is @ 2½" so would it work by simply buying wider U-bolts?