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Being high up in the mountains has its advantages. Some folks had problems especially with driveways, but no major damage in the Ned area. The water collects as it goes down the canyons so the folks in low lands had it worst. We just have to hope to be fire safe, a problem they don't have as much.

Yes, I'm in Nederland CO, quite a nice place and handy to have such a nice car even if it has 290,000 miles and its fair share of rust. I was thinking of using a few washers (.4" comes to mind) to shim it out, nice to get confirmation. Is that about the thickness you recommend from the ones you've ...

I need to find out the thickness of the spacers (Toyota part 48817E now unavailable from them or it seems anywhere, shown on Toyota's 1987 4WD wagon section 48-03 front spring and shock absorber drawing). One goes on the right, one on the left of the car, on the sway bar, before the metal cup ...