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Old 02-18-2008, 04:58 PM   #8 (permalink)
Johne
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Re: St. Louis FJ needs to be Lifted. HELP!!

Thanks for all the information. I talked to Axleboys today they seem to know what they are doing. They were more familar with the OME lift vs the toytec because they are a dealer for them. But isnt the toytec and OME pretty much the same except for the rear springs? Either way I think their both very good lifts. Got to hurry up and get it done tires and wheels already on their way.
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