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Old 11-12-2009, 01:19 AM #1
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Question Lift/Tire Question

Good Evening All -

I have been looking at all the pictures of the lifted 4runners here and think I have decided to go with 2.5 front / 1.5 rear daystar leveling kit. I love the stance that kit provides.

Questions I have:

1. Has anyone done the daystar + FJ springs on all 4? I read that there may be some concern with over-extending the stock shocks...
2. My 4runner came with highway touring (dunlop grandtreks) tires on the factory rims. I really would like to improve its stance all around, so I am thinking about doing the spidertrax spacers (and would get better off-roading tires later).

Are there any issues I may run into with this set up?

Any insight on this set up would be much appreciated.

-Brandon (obvious newbie at owning cars that you want to ride HIGHER than sock.. ha)
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Old 11-12-2009, 02:31 PM #2
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Search the user Chaz, he has your desired setup IIRC. Look at this thread too... http://www.toyota-4runner.org/showthread.php?t=51742


EDIT: I was confused, go figure, it wasn't Chaz...

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you may want to rethink your spacer size since the fj springs will add lift by themselves. also, you do mean fj springs & shocks, right? or do u want to use the springs with the stock 4r shocks? if thats the case, why? either use just the spacers you stated by themselves, or get the whole fj setup & use thinner spacers. then again, if your looking for a three in. lift, just get the toytec . http://www.toyteclifts.com/index.php...d=72&Itemid=72
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