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Oops, I saw 265/70/17! I like the look of your runner. I am waiting for Bilstein to come out with shocks. Had them on my '01 and they were great. Last edited by mochoajr; 03-18-2005 at 01:43 PM. |
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Hey RL,
I've been thinking about removing my XREAS set up and going for more suspension lift similar to yours. But I'm wondering with the current set up you have, how far do you think it's possible to lift the front? I'm guessing nearly 4" or so. It's been so long, that I can't remember what my stock set up was. Thanks, Doug M. Last edited by 02Runner; 03-28-2005 at 09:36 AM. |
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For radical, PM Good Times. He is the source for my information.
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Since your new setup, you said many times how you are glad to be rid of the spacer lift in front. Knowing what you do now, if you had to do it over and the coil-overs were not an option, would you still do the spacer lift again. Just curious because you kept saying how bad(harsh) the ride is with spacers. Thanks. |
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The Donahoe coil overs, for not that much more money, make a huge difference. All the best parts of a compliant ride found in the stock set-up, yet the ability to go well beyond the speeds of the stock 4Runner with full composure. I was chasing after an end-dump that had just dropped a load on my project. I was flying across a hard, rough & rutted field at over 50 to cut off his escape. The ride was smooth and controlled.
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