the bushings on the links I have on my 1998 Toyota 4Runner LTD 6 Cyl are smaller that the ones in this kit...Is this really the correct Kit?
1706083
It should be. These are high performance links and a with any high performance parts, they will be better made. Larger bushings will increase the life of the part and help the vehicle handle better. I put these in my 2000 tundra and it improved my driving experience by 100%! As for if they are the exact ones for your 4 runner, I'm not sure. The way to find out is to go to www.rockauto.com and look for it there. Compare the part number from that site to these. It's what I did. And you'll find that the Amazon price is way cheaper too. I hope I was able to help. Good luck!
1473990
Correct. I also use the Hornady lock n load bushings. That is what I would suggest for you as well.
363379
I believe there is a bushing in there so you can use a smaller gauge wire. I will check when I get home to be sure. They make adapters to go up or down in gauge size if you want to do that.
2080552
Probably. I selected "Toyota 4Runner," then 2003, engine 4.7LV8 and the Strongarm 6228 popped up along with some other selections. The part looked the same as what my vehicle had, the price was cheap relative to what it would cost elsewhere, so I took a chance that it would work. I propped my hood up with a 2x4, unbolted the lift support on one side at the top and bottom, installed the provided bolt with round ball, then just pushed the unit onto the ball at the top and bottom. Worked like a charm. I doubt there is any difference in lift supports for a 4Runner Sport versus 4Runner SR5 like I have. Honestly, though, I don't really know for sure. But, what do you have to lose? Try them. If they don't work, return them. But I think you'll be happy. Good luck.
786279
These are for the arm assembly. I don't have my instructions handy so can't tell you actual part names or assembly steps, but the carriage bolts go through them. So if you look at the step in your manual where the carriage bolts are used, you should be able to see where to use the bushings.
1427545
No, i just ordered the set and wasn't paying attention. Now I have to either return the ball for exchange or pay $10 at the auto parts store for the bushing to reduce the hole to 3/4" Not using the bushing will make the shank bang back and forth in the hole during braking and acceleration, causing inevitable failure of the shank. If you made the same mistake as me, exchange or get the bushing. I need to tow right away, so I will be returning the ball to amazon and buying the correct one from Walmart.
803133
NO, It will only fit if you change the bearings! I replaced the bearings with one inch bronze bushings and it worked great
958493
They did not supply new upper bushings with my kit, but mine were still in decent shape. In the past you got it all ......now guess not?
803835
For the 2006 Toyota Tacoma PreRunner (Access Cab) it was the correct motor, BUT WRONG SHAFT LENGTH. You want this exact same motor with the long D Shaft. Already got mine replaced and works like a charm. Already have another two on order for when these crap out in about 4 years ;-)
1308228
I drive a '06 pontiac g6 gtp and it didnt require bushings. Was a simple replacement, out with the old, in with the new. So it shouldnt require bushings.
809838
The shape of these is for the 2003-2005 4Runner. 2006-2009 had a different shape and a bottom insert that was different as well. Unless you change the bottom insert these will NOT fit so whoever says they do is a moron. The wiring harness was changed as well so before you listen to the half-assed comments on here take a look at the difference between the 2003-2005 and 2006-2009.
1334252
Hi, I believe it shouldn't be an issue, I have it on my 2013 4Runner so its similar in size.
785824
Yep, it takes standard 1 3/16" diameter guide bushings. But if I need to use guide bushings, I generally use a larger router than the 611. This is a fine router, and my wife can handle it what with its soft start and small form. But it's not for really heavy-duty work. I am reminded of the difference between a good project and a GREAT project; a good one is one within my abilities, will make my wife (or life -- often there's overlap) happy. A GREAT project also needs a new tool! Maybe this can be the opportunity to convert to a great project.
53745
Not sure if its the same, my engine is a 3.4 liter v6 for a 98 4runner limited auto 4wd.
569110
The bushings wouldn't fit my #10 wire, had to leave them off in order to hook up. Don't see how they can work on # 8. Just my exsperiance .
1877084
I am using them on a 2001 Jeep Cherokee. The listing includes "Toyota 4Runner (88-91)." If your vehicle takes 6x7 sealed beam headlights (H6054), it probably will fit; otherwise, not. But I'm not a mechanic, and certainly not an expert on Toyotas. I prefer the Euro pattern, as it puts more light on the road and less in oncoming drivers eyes than the DOT pattern. But I have had to use silicon sealer around the bulb base (after the bulb is in) to assure that water stays out when driving in heavy rain.
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According to Pro Comp, bushings are not included with the 22415. Please be advised that the picture shown is a stock photo.