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Previous Thread Next Thread Print Thread Rate Thread New Hi-Steer kit ----FINALLY #703099 03/06/06 01:06 AM Anonymous Unregistered Finally after years of wheelin I bought a hi-steer kit. Trail Gear does a great job on their products. I have had nothing but great service with them. Anyone have any last minute tips on installing the IFS box I got from Sky. If so speak now before I toss the J-arm .... <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/ignore.gif" alt="" /> Re: New Hi-Steer kit ----FINALLY #703100 03/06/06 05:16 AM Joined: Sep 2003 Posts: 286 Calif. BennyBoy Mudrunner What did it cost? Re: New Hi-Steer kit ----FINALLY [Re: BennyBoy] #703101 03/07/06 04:04 AM Joined: Sep 2003 Posts: 1,686 Phoenix, Az Staceman Body Damage is Cool Quote Anyone have any last minute tips on installing the IFS box I got from Sky. Drilling through the frame is a PIA! Mount as far forward as possible with minimal pitman clearance to the frame to allow extra spring travel. 85 4Runner - With NEW Marlin 4.7 Gears!! It's a whole new beast! Re: New Hi-Steer kit ----FINALLY [Re: Staceman] #703102 03/07/06 04:23 AM Anonymous Unregistered is it worth it? Finally got to the point where the drop drag link is about to snap my j-arm. yeah... Re: New Hi-Steer kit ----FINALLY #703103 03/07/06 04:27 AM Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 1,042 Williamsport, PA CraShYota Body Damage is Cool are the ifs boxes sky sells rebuilt or just low milage? Mines leaking a crapton and i need a new one. I think summet racing has one that would work too. Welding and Fabrication Engineer 2003 taco V6 ext cab sr5 1988 Toyota Pickup V6(totaled) Re: New Hi-Steer kit ----FINALLY #703104 03/07/06 04:01 PM Joined: Feb 2002 Posts: 79 north GA mountains airfooter Getting the Wheeling Fever Quote Anyone have any last minute tips on installing the IFS box I got from Sky. If so speak now before I toss the J-arm .... <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/ignore.gif" alt="" /> Take pictures!!! Or let me know when yer gonna do it and I'll come down and do the photography. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> Thats prolly all I'm good for as of yet... <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/baby.gif" alt="" /> I wanna learn from your mistakes <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" /> 1984 4Runner - V6 rear axle (locked by Lincoln), header, plenty of body cancer! Waiting for install: x-over steering, dual 'cases, twin-stick, 3" body & drivetrain lift, rear springs up front Still need: rear springs, 35" MT's, bumpers/sliders 2001 F350 - 7.3 110k miles on WVO conversion now! Re: New Hi-Steer kit ----FINALLY [Re: airfooter] #703105 03/08/06 07:06 PM Anonymous Unregistered Mistakes never....Took off the old suspension, addded new arms and rods, removed old steering pumping in an hour. Just waiting on the new mount kit for IFS box to arrive. I will send you some good pics soon. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/notooth.gif" alt="" /> Re: New Hi-Steer kit ----FINALLY #703106 03/08/06 09:49 PM Joined: Feb 2002 Posts: 79 north GA mountains airfooter Getting the Wheeling Fever Of course there's no mistakes!! Good work man <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" /> How much stuff is in the way w/box all the way to body mount? Is that where yer going w/it? It looks like not much on my '84, but alot on the '88 V6. Also, do you have dropped spring hangers? 1984 4Runner - V6 rear axle (locked by Lincoln), header, plenty of body cancer! Waiting for install: x-over steering, dual 'cases, twin-stick, 3" body & drivetrain lift, rear springs up front Still need: rear springs, 35" MT's, bumpers/sliders 2001 F350 - 7.3 110k miles on WVO conversion now! Re: New Hi-Steer kit ----FINALLY [Re: airfooter] #703107 03/09/06 04:57 AM Anonymous Unregistered Anyone out there know the length of the tie rod and drag link on a high steer kit. For 79-83 axles should be the same for all years. Can anyone give me the exact distance from center of FJ80 to center of FJ80 end for it is much easier to measure instead of going back and adjusting. This might be technical but i am sure the info is out there????? 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