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Lowering Tacomas Leaf Springs

 
Lowering Tacomas Leaf Springs
Lowering a Toyota Tacoma - Basic Instinct
14. Before beginning work on the leaf springs, make sure the rearend is at full droop; this will relieve tension on the springs. Then remove the lower shock bolt from the baseplate and remove the U-bolts and baseplate altogether. View Related Article
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