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New brakes and suspension #842208 10/18/07 02:03 PM

Joined: Oct 2001

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Cranbury, NJ

jolly4x4

Getting the Wheeling Fever

The order from 1st Toyota parts.com showed up yesterday (front pads, rear shoes, rear wheel cylinders, fuel filter) and I threw the OME springs/shocks and powerslot rotors in the back and dropped it off to my (hopefully trustworthy) garage this AM. They say that they can do it all in one day but I'll be surprised if they pull it off. I measured 15" to the running boards last night and we'll see what I gain afterwards.

Jack Jolly
2002 4Runner Sport Edition
Gangsta Black

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
New brakes and suspension	jolly4x4	10/18/07 02:03 PM
Re: New brakes and suspension	jolly4x4	10/18/07 08:50 PM
Re: New brakes and suspension	jolly4x4	10/23/07 12:37 AM
Re: New brakes and suspension	lynchknot	10/25/07 02:23 AM

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