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Old 07-08-2021, 08:50 PM #1
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Shrockworks Front Bumper/Suspension Combo

Greetings fellow 4R enthusiasts

I was fortunate enough to pick up a 2004 4R SR5 V8 4WD with 112k miles for $8500 a few months back, in great shape. I’ve done some minor stuff to it myself, but am now at the point where I finally want to get a Shrockworks front bumper (no winch for now), new wheels/tires, and a suspension lift.

I am a novice when it comes to trucks; this is really my first dive into doing something like this. I want to get into off-roading more aggressively and def want the thing to just look cool in general.

What I was looking for from the 4R Prodigies out there is shopping advice/installation advice:

1. Suspension lift selection - with the net of plus ~110 lbs on the front due to bumper, what do you recommend for a lift kit? I found the below on YotaMafia; seems like it makes sense for the front heavy setup but I am all ears for suggestions. Going for 2 - 2.5” ideally; just suspension lift, no body

4th Gen 4Runner Dobinsons Lift Kit (2003-2009) - YotaMafia

2. Any recommendations on order of installations?
Ie, lift/tires first then bumper, vice versa, or all them shits at once. I’m having a custom shop by me handle all this

Any other advice generally speaking is welcome. Thanks in advance!
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Greetings fellow 4R enthusiasts

I was fortunate enough to pick up a 2004 4R SR5 V8 4WD with 112k miles for $8500 a few months back, in great shape. I’ve done some minor stuff to it myself, but am now at the point where I finally want to get a Shrockworks front bumper (no winch for now), new wheels/tires, and a suspension lift.

I am a novice when it comes to trucks; this is really my first dive into doing something like this. I want to get into off-roading more aggressively and def want the thing to just look cool in general.

What I was looking for from the 4R Prodigies out there is shopping advice/installation advice:

1. Suspension lift selection - with the net of plus ~110 lbs on the front due to bumper, what do you recommend for a lift kit? I found the below on YotaMafia; seems like it makes sense for the front heavy setup but I am all ears for suggestions. Going for 2 - 2.5” ideally; just suspension lift, no body

4th Gen 4Runner Dobinsons Lift Kit (2003-2009) - YotaMafia

2. Any recommendations on order of installations?
Ie, lift/tires first then bumper, vice versa, or all them shits at once. I’m having a custom shop by me handle all this

Any other advice generally speaking is welcome. Thanks in advance!
Check out this thread. @Crikeymike is pretty responsive and is one of the Dobinsons US distributors.

Dobinsons Suspension - 4th Gen Options
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Check out this thread. @Crikeymike is pretty responsive and is one of the Dobinsons US distributors.

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Awesome, thank you
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Awesome, thank you
Out of curiosity, why the Shrockworks bumper?
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Check out this thread. @Crikeymike is pretty responsive and is one of the Dobinsons US distributors.

Dobinsons Suspension - 4th Gen Options
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Out of curiosity, why the Shrockworks bumper?
After much deliberation, the main reason is that it includes a front skid plate
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650lbs front coils for mostly normal onroad use.
700lbs. Front coils if you like to push speeds offroad.

The shocks effect ride too.

Shrockworks are just frikn sweet too.
...right i am biased, makes me smile every time i look at my t4r.

Ditch that front swaybar if you want a better front independent feel.
IMO real nice with the 700lbs front coils and no front sway bar.
Firm onroad, kicks ass offroad.

Elka is nice too.
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