Do I need to install these with the OEM toyota shims or do the built in shims take their place?
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I installed them myself and the oem parts come out, and these pads have the proper spacing/shims.
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You don't need additional bushings for this part. The bushings you're probably looking at are for a sway bar. This part attaches to the sway bar, but they are separate.
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Yes these are the screws you will need but I would suggest a professional mechanic.Keep in mind that any after market accessories are not exactly an oem exact fitment,for instance if you look at the xle camry the fog lights do not show any open space at all between the bracket and the fog light, as this fog light kit will be 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch of space after installation.Good luck and be careful with this kit because it is extremely fragil.Also my mechanic used zip ties to fasten more securely and I changed out the bezel to chrome bezels just like the xle with 3000k golden yellow bulbs,My 2012 camry le is sweet,its modified inside and out with spoiler and all. Peace!!!! Yes these are the screws you will need but I would suggest a professional mechanic.Keep in mind that any after market accessories are not exactly an oem exact fitment,for instance if you look at the xle camry the fog lights do not show any open space at all between the bracket and the fog light, as this fog light kit will be 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch of space after installation.Good luck and be careful with this kit because it is extremely fragil.Also my mechanic used zip ties to fasten more securely and I changed out the bezel to chrome bezels just like the xle with 3000k golden yellow... » Read More Yes these are the screws you will need but I would suggest a professional mechanic.Keep in mind that any after market accessories are not exactly an oem exact fitment,for instance if you look at the xle camry the fog lights do not show any open space at all between the bracket and the fog light, as this fog light kit will be 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch of space after installation.Good luck and be careful with this kit because it is extremely fragil.Also my mechanic used zip ties to fasten more securely and I changed out the bezel to chrome bezels just like the xle with 3000k golden yellow bulbs,My 2012 camry le is sweet,its modified inside and out with spoiler and all. Peace!!!! « Show Less
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You will need to buy two sets - one for front and one for rear. One set is for two wheels. Make sure to use the Amazon wizard and pick your car model and year to ensure you purchase the correct part. These went on my 2006 G35x. They are actually narrower than the OEM. Starting 2006 model for my car the rotors ar bigger than previous year model. They still work though. And I never had problems with them. Quite and clean not like the BMW pads that make your rims black. I hope this info is helpful.
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Oh no! You're going to need them! If you haven't already contacted the seller, I would try googling them maybe? I, personally, would need them because I am NOT mechanically inclined. Good luck!
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i bought these lug nuts to replace the ones on my Toyota? to answer your question yes you can use these lug nuts on any oem or factory wheel?i hope this helps the lug nuts are 12x1.5?
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No Shawn. There isn't any need for sway bar extensions. And the transfer case spacers are only necessary on select models. You'll know when you look at the angle of the driveshaft. That's what they are for. Too correct the angle of the shafts. They come in the kit. It isn't something extra to buy. Your entire suspension geometry is lowered so the sway bar links will be fine.
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They are OEM replacements. As long as you have factory fogs and the part number matches your vehicle.
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If your mounting bracket is wider than about a half inch you will have to shim them
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They are threaded fittings. My OEM shocks were push on/retainer clip style, so I was concerned about this kit. However it comes with a complete installation package which would allow you to install these on a car that never had air shocks before. In my case I just trimmed off the original push style connector installed the threaded ferrule nut and a couple of o rings, from the kit, and it works great. Just make sure you have plenty of original air line to work with (don't trim the line too short) and pay attention to the orientation (front or back) of the air line port on the shock when installing it so the air line routing will be appropriate. They are threaded fittings. My OEM shocks were push on/retainer clip style, so I was concerned about this kit. However it comes with a complete installation package which would allow you to install these on a car that never had air shocks before. In my case I just trimmed off the original push style connector installed the threaded ferrule nut and a couple of o rings, from the kit, and it works great. Just make sure you have plenty of original air line to work with (don't trim the line too short) and pay attention to the orientation (front or back) of the air line port on the shock when... » Read More They are threaded fittings. My OEM shocks were push on/retainer clip style, so I was concerned about this kit. However it comes with a complete installation package which would allow you to install these on a car that never had air shocks before. In my case I just trimmed off the original push style connector installed the threaded ferrule nut and a couple of o rings, from the kit, and it works great. Just make sure you have plenty of original air line to work with (don't trim the line too short) and pay attention to the orientation (front or back) of the air line port on the shock when installing it so the air line routing will be appropriate. « Show Less
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No They do not. They require screws through the fender and there are no instructions or they will not work on any vehicle without more money then it would cost to havethese purchased and installed by a certified toyota. Theses willl not work on any Toyota and not mine which is 2008. The box clearly states that is only through 2005 models.What a ripoff. I did not even return since it would have cost as much as the product that did not work nor was what was advertised. I have received numerous products that are advertised as something they are not. I do not plan to use Amazon as a supplier anymore No They do not. They require screws through the fender and there are no instructions or they will not work on any vehicle without more money then it would cost to havethese purchased and installed by a certified toyota. Theses willl not work on any Toyota and not mine which is 2008. The box clearly states that is only through 2005 models.What a ripoff. I did not even return since it would have cost as much as the product that did not work nor was what was advertised. I have received numerous products that are advertised as something they are not. I do not plan to use Amazon as a... » Read More No They do not. They require screws through the fender and there are no instructions or they will not work on any vehicle without more money then it would cost to havethese purchased and installed by a certified toyota. Theses willl not work on any Toyota and not mine which is 2008. The box clearly states that is only through 2005 models.What a ripoff. I did not even return since it would have cost as much as the product that did not work nor was what was advertised. I have received numerous products that are advertised as something they are not. I do not plan to use Amazon as a supplier anymore « Show Less
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Yes they do. No drilling required. Pull tape tabs and install like OEM ones.
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No, they will not. I believe you need 5x150 wheel spacers for the newer Tundra's. Check here: http://www.discountedwheelwarehouse.com/Toyota___Vehicle_Bolt_Pattern_Reference.cfm
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No -- NO SHIMS. Recommend then (maybe) on front rotors as they 'squealed' initially the first time in mornings when brakes applied on backing-up out of garage -- never during forward breaking. Morning squeal went away in about a month.
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if your OEM shocks fit and are unaffected by the backspacing on your rims...these shocks will work. They are direct replacements.
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Yes but get someone with some mechanical skill to install them. They are chalenging and because of the Lexus OEM design
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I bought them for my 2010 toyota tundra. I'm not a mechanic but the shop that I took them to get installed told me that they were a direct fit