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Discussion in '4th Gen 4Runners (2003-2009)' started by StumblesMore, Sep 15, 2024.

  1. Sep 15, 2024 at 8:07 AM
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    StumblesMore

    StumblesMore [OP] New Member

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    First Name:
    Lu
    Vehicle:
    2008 4Runner
    does this look bad?upload_2024-9-15_10-1-16.jpg
    upload_2024-9-15_9-59-37.png

    I cleaned it and I don’t see

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    Last edited: Sep 16, 2024
  2. Sep 17, 2024 at 7:07 AM
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    Bluesky 07

    Bluesky 07 Not a New Member

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    First Name:
    Russell
    Northern Georgia
    Vehicle:
    Silver ‘07 Sport V6 4WD @ 263K miles
    “Deep” Satoshi grille | X-REAS delete / TRD Offroad front springs & Bilstein 4600 shocks + FJC rear springs | Weathertech front & rear mats | Tinted front windows | Floor Armor cargo mat | TPMS bypass | LED interior, tag, & reverse lights | BlueSea Systems console USB power ports | Gentex 453 autodim mirror w/Homelink & compass | Kenwood DDX373BT HU + Audiovox backup camera | Fumoto F-103S | Bazooka tube subwoofer | Kenwood speakers & KAC-M1804 amp | Philips H9/9011 headlight bulbs | Rexing V1 Gen3 dash cam | Map light mod | Breather mod | Off-road Nav Setup | Power Stop Z36 brakes | OBD Fusion diagnostics
    Bottom pic - the cracked rubber is the bushing. Once they dry out like that, they're not fully functional anymore. Mine were falling apart when I changed them out. If you decide to replace the LCAs, take a look at 1A Auto/TRQ. I used theirs and so far, so good, including some rock gardens at Windrock Park.

    This is how mine had shrunk:

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