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Old 08-30-2006, 08:07 PM   #9 (permalink)
Alphonse
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Re: Do lift kits affect the longevity of the FJC?

Thanks for the input guys! I see that Toytech has a 1" drop kit for the differential which is supposed to prolong the cv joint life. Based on the replies above I am guessing this is definitely a recommended item

I am still on the fence with whether to lift or not, but I have decided that if I do the lift, then I'll do it right. Doing it "right" from Toytech seems to be the Light Racing/Donahoe coilovers, Bilstein rear shocks, and Toytech custom coils. It's definitely not the cheapest route compared to other lifts I have seen but I figure if I spend extra up front then I'll likely save $$ down the road and have more piece of mind.

Thanks again,

Alphonse
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