I want to thank my buddy Mikey. He lives down the street from me and just finished his SAS a couple months ago. He generously gave up his steering linkage for me to use. Thanks man!

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His idler arm was quite a bit different from mine. It uses a joint at both ends rather than a rotating shaft. The arm itself is a little beefier to. This came off a '93 (I think?) 4Runner. I wonder if this will last longer than the other design.

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Here it is installed.

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And the replacement linkage in place.

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I left off the stock stabalizer - not because it made any difference or that I wanted to, but because I messed up some of the threads on one of the ends getting it off. I know the Rancho stabalizer isn't at the best angle, but it's not something I'm too concerned with for daily driving. I will move it before I go on my next offroad excursion.


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