Two on each side. I have a slight rake now and I like the stance. But remember I have 881's which are suppposed to be slightly taller (+/- half an inch) than 880's.
Here's mine with 881's and 906's. I also used two 10MM trim packers with my 906's, so my set-up will be slightly taller than 880's/906's. I have 265's and it looks pretty good to me.
I love bouncing down the road on my OME coils and e-rated tires, but if that's not what you're after, you're making the right choice in passing it along to someone else. OME is STIFF.
- Cleaned the throttle body and MAF (and it NEEDED it!)
- Took out the cause of my dirty MAF (K&N) and replaced it with paper
- Changed spark plugs and wires
- Added a couple OME 10MM trim spacers to each side on the rear to help out my 906's. I had a tad of negative rake, and that's just not...
Just finished a 1000 mile road trip. Ran like champ. We left my wife's 2005 Pathfinder behind in favor my 5-year older 4Runner. Go with what you trust! :naughty:
Reviving an old thread. Bought a red top about a year and a half ago. Last week I hop in my runner and turn the key. Just clicks once and nothing happens. Turn it again and cranks like normal. I'm think "great - my starter must be crapping out." I go several days before it happens again...
Like what a lot of people have said, some of my favorites include:
- rear window
- great looks
- built/feels like a truck
- availability of aftermarket goodies and relative ease of installing them
But my absolute #1 favorite will surprise some of you. I LOVE the feel and sound of the 3.4...
Parts I have laying around after losing my bout with mod fever:
- Front shocks/coils still assembled
- Rear coils (not showing noticeable sag when they were removed)
- Front brake rotors (still with good meat on them)
- Running boards
I always figured it would all end up in the dumpster this...
If you're looking for a plush/soft ride, I'll tell what NOT to go with - OME! My OME suspension paired with e-rated tires makes for a teeth rattling ride. Not that I'm complaining. I knew what I was getting into and I like it. :-) You mentioned OME as an option in your original post, so you...