Hey there. I recently replaced 3" spacer lift with a 3" Bilstein Suspension lift. my KO2's are ready to be replaced.
I bought the 4runner a year old with the spacer lift and 18" wheels with 0 offset (Granite Alloy). I off-road occasionally but not a lot and do quite a bit of distance driving...
Ideally, yes. But the options for head units for the 4runner are awful. Small screens. Dead space to the left and right (or useless buttons around it).
Thanks. I totally thought that additional parts would be required since the ReadyLift spacers my 4R has required strut extensions.
So much to learn....
Thanks Charlievee, can you help me understand one thing. This would not be a complete kit I would assume since this is only shocks and springs. Wouldn't there need to be other extension arms and pieces to allow the vehicle to have more height. Such as strut extensions, etc. This could very well...
Thank you all for the replies and feedback. I definitely want to keep the lift. Not going back to stock height as I really like the look and I live in an area where the lift will be very fun and functional to have. I am definitely open to removing the spacers and getting a real lift. Can't go...
Thanks for the reply Charlievee. I had read that using TRD springs can help tighten things up a bit. Seems like the least expensive option. But maybe it's not going to be the best route to go here. Hoping for the best cost effective solution.
Thank you both for the replies. I really appreciate it.
KP: Yes, the ReadyLift is a spacer lift. I have previous read up suspension lifts. I am not fully following how the suspension lift is only $400+installation. Aren't those kits like $1300?
Waypoint: Interesting. I will try to test that...
Hey there. A couple of months ago I re-joined the 4runner community buying a 1y year old 2018 SR5. I previously had a 1997 and a 2000. I sold the 2000 a couple of years ago after moving to Colorado from NY and with the east-coast caused rust it would not have made the trek.
Anyway... I love...