Anyone installed a Daystar 1.25" front lift on their 4th gen????????????

kickinasphalt

kickinasphalt

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I've seen a lot of photos on here of Cornfed 3/2 lifts and other various lifts similar to these. To me its seems most of these still leave the front a good amount lower than the back. This is most apparent to me especially with stock or one up size tires. I have seen a few with 285's that look pretty good but 285's are not quite reasonable for me. I have 265/70/16 now and will probably go up to a 265/75 when its time for new tires. I found this Daystar 1.25" front lift here: http://www.wheelersoffroad.com/03up4rundstrlift.htm
This lift would seem to level out the 4runner and get rid of that rake that have from the factory. I was wondering if anyone else has done this exact lift and had some pics. Thanks!
 
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Talk to Jason Burtman @ burtmanindustries.com. He sells Cornfed but can make what ever size you want for the front , back or both.

I think the 1.5" Daystar kit will make your truck nose high.

Anotther guy here "deputy92" put a half in spacer up front to level it a bit and that got him about 1 1/4 lift in the front.

There is a science to size of lift lift kits to make things level. A 1.25 will give you more than 1.25.
 
Falls said:
There is a science to size of lift lift kits to make things level. A 1.25 will give you more than 1.25.
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Well, he just have to add an aftermarket bumper & winch to level it out again.:D
 
I have a 1" Cornfed leveling kit from Jason and it does look level.

I will post some pics soon.

I have 265-70-17 Revos and felt I needed to lift the front for some added clearance. (although I had no rubbing before the lift)
 
RichP said:
I have a 1" Cornfed leveling kit from Jason and it does look level.

I will post some pics soon.

I have 265-70-17 Revos and felt I needed to lift the front for some added clearance. (although I had no rubbing before the lift)
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Great! Can't wait for the pics!
 
RichP said:
I have a 1" Cornfed leveling kit from Jason and it does look level.

I will post some pics soon.

I have 265-70-17 Revos and felt I needed to lift the front for some added clearance. (although I had no rubbing before the lift)
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Cool , cant wait to see the pics. That should give you a good amount of lift , it will be more than 1". Deputy put 1/2" spacers in his and got like 1.25 " out of it .
 
kickinasphalt said:
I was wondering if anyone else has done this exact lift and had some pics. Thanks!
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Here are pics of when I had that installed, I installed the non pre-load one. I inverted the pic a while back for a before and after comparison.

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Falls said:
What does non-preload mean ?

Sorry for the stupid question
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My guess it's the "top out" spacers.

From Good Times' site:
Depending on which manufacturer you decide to use, some will utilize a combination of spacers that sit on top of the stock suspension called top out spacers and/or inside the stock suspension called preload spacers.
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