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11-05-2009, 04:53 AM
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Toy 80s high steer
First, Congrats for your web site. Nice design, good pictures and tech info.
I'm planned to convert my steer system. I have a Hilux double cab LEFT DRIVE, means: Non IFS, boomerang steer, 4.88 RP, F and R leaf spring. Is a mix of your 80s and 90s pickups, Runners etcc....but run great and is my love I saw your products. and my question is if I could to use a "righ drive" steer power box in left drive to this convesion and if I could the original tie rod and only use your knuckle arms, tie rod end and drag link Thanks i advance for your support Regards GabrielSov 
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11-05-2009, 04:37 PM
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The tie rod that comes with the kit is .250 thick and 1.25 in diameter unlike the thin stock one that is constructed of tin foil. The fj-80 joints are a decent step up in strength as well. I'd get the complete kit given it would cost the same or less to buy the complete kit versus just individual parts.
2 x Rod End FJ-80 Right Thread, $20 each 2 x Rod End FJ-80 Left Thread, $20 each Drag Link, $59 each Standard Pitman Arm, $69 each High Steer Arms, 4 Stud, $129 pair Total Cost : 337 High Steer Kit, 4 Stud, $299 As for the right drive box, on a left drive vehicle... I don't think that would work since the box would have to mounted inside the frame rail.
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11-16-2009, 01:12 PM
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Can you response my request about toy high steer 4 lug? Thanks
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#5
11-16-2009, 02:09 PM
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The dimension of the box is 49"x8"x5" and the weight of the high steer kit is 37 lbs.
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#8
Today, 09:09 AM
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We have all these parts in stock and ready to ship.
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