KSP Diff Drop, CNC Machined T6 Aircraft Billet Aluminum Differential Drop kit with skid plate drop spacer fit for Tacoma 4Runner 4WD

The installation was pretty easy, no real instructions, but it's pretty obvious though. However, while it came with two bolts that were longer to allow the skid plate to reach after the spacers were put in. But, it needs two more longer bolts for the back skid plate. It isn't a deal breaker, but it was kinda annoying to have to go get one. You also need two more spacers, or, 4 larger nuts to go over the bolts to make a spacer. I wish I had pictures, but didn't think about it until I was finished with the installation.

I installed this drop kit in less than 10 minutes 22mm socket 19mm wrench for old hardware Then will need 22mm socket and 7/8 wrench to install This kit cost only $20 and it’ll save you $$$ by putting less stress in front differential of Tacoma 4x4

Good product, the package will come with diff drop spacers, skid plate spacers, long bolts and nuts. However it will need the following. You will need longer bolts and washers for the rear part of the differential skid plate. You can use the stock bolts but the skid plate will hit against the differential. You will also need longer bolts and washers for the back of the oil pan skid plate, because since adding the 1 inch spacer for the differential, it created a gap for the rear of the oil pan skid plate. I'll have to double check but I think the bolt threads for this is M8x1.25. What ever the stock bolts are, add either 1/2 to 1 inch of total length and add washers for spacing and get it at any hardware store. Update: I bought M8x1.25 x 40mm bolts for the rear oil pan skid plates and used a large nut as a spacer. The nut doesn't need to thread to the bolt. The rear of the diff skid plate i used M8x1.25 x 30mm plus washers.

I purchased this for my '19 Toyota 4Runner SR5P after doing a 2" lift. I probably didn't need it, but security for my CV axles (why not?). The item came shrink wrapped in a brown box. No instructions. Install was still simple (you can find videos online). I opted for this kit mainly for the price. I didn't want to buy Dobinsons. Install was mostly easy. I had issues reinstalling the stock OEM skid plate though. As most mentioned-- the screws will still work, but are different measurements. Also, because of the 1" spacers, I couldn't get the skid plate to line up with the OEM holes properly. I ended up cutting into my skid plate to make it work. Took an extra hour of labor than it should've. I'll be upgrading my skid plate in the future anyway, so it shouldn't be too much of a big deal if you already have an aftermarket skid plate.

Shop installed this with my lift, no vibration with this kit!

Worked as described

It fit perfectly. I will recommend

Does not align properly and the provided washers are too small. You will have to drill the skid plate holes to align it and bolt it in. Bad customer support too, and unable to return without a shipping fee.

Fits my 2003 toyota 4runner. After install, not much of a difference in the axle angle (3inch lift) but better than having full stress on the lifted axle.

Just installed this kit. 1. Main bolts that hold the diff up are marginally long enough. If I used the washer provided the threads would not protrude the nut! So the nylock bolt would be of no use unless you omit the washer. 2. The smaller spacers provided to shim the skid plate down are of no use. They are approx 1/4” thick. You need a spacer that should be the same thickness as the large spacers. 3. There were NO instructions in the kit. Not a problem for me but for some it may be an issue. 4. You will no longer be able to use the jack point on the skid plate as the kit spaces it away and provides no shim or suggestion to fill the space. Instructions or a mention of this on the sale page would have been nice! .....so I am now unable to run my skid plate till I get shims/washers to take up the space. I do not recommend this kit, to anyone. If it was in its allowable return timeframe, it would be returned!

I waited for this for almost a year and never showed up, ended up buying bolts and washers from my local hardware store instead, cheaper and works well