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Old 06-28-2017, 01:13 PM
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You could run OME 884 up front with Toytec Superflex springs in the rear for 3" of lift up front and 2" in back for a level look. It'll give you more weight capacity in the back without being too stiff unloaded.

My v6 4Runner was nearly level with that set up before adding full skid plates and sliders, now the rear sits about 1.25" higher when unloaded.
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'08 SR5 with Old Man Emu 884 front springs, Toytec Superflex rear springs, 285/70r17 KO2, full skids and sliders from RCI.
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