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Old 05-26-2021, 10:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Jenmuel View Post
Hey guys!

I just finished going through this thread and got a good amount of info about the rear springs. I recently bought a 2000 4runner and my suspension plan was to go with
-Kings front/rears
-Total Chaos UCA
-Dobinsons for rear springs

You guys have talked about the 210v on here but what about the 220v? I've seen different people run both of those for the rears. With the parts I plan to install, I want it to be enough for a future swingout bumper and a roof rack. I'll eventually look into an aftermarket front bumper but that won't be for a good while. With that being said, is the 210v or the 220v the best option for me?
I think 220V springs will be too much lift even with a rear bumper and swingout. Expect to net 1.5-2 inches of lift over 210V springs. So somewhere around 5 inches of rear lift: https://www.toyota-4runner.org/3418096-post2.html
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