In this video im installing Total Chaos spindle gusset to reinforce my steering knuckle. The reason for this is when your trying to upgrade to bigger tires, suspension, and all the mods that you can think of, your steering knuckle can fail. This is a known weak link to your Toyota. Unexpected front impacts at high speed or even braking can be catastrophic with a bad spindle/knuckle. These weld on gussets were originally designed for the US military and their 8000 lb body armored rigs. Don't be that person left in the dust on a trail stranded.

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Spindle Gusset https://www.chaosfab.com/product/2016...
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