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That is great deal! Mine will be very similar!

Some dealerships well sell them for sticker if you can find one in stock. Most are marking up sticker $3k-$5k from what I've been seeing. Im going to order a 2020 Offroad Premium and make it look like a pro and add better aftermarket suspension.

Here are some pics with stock tires (click to enlarge) Shrockworks sliders are on order. Going to have 285/75/16s soon as well for tires. Pics of my lift with stock tires. Click to enlarge (not sure why they are so small)

Findlay Toyota. The parts manager Scott can get them for you. They are authorized Donahoe distributors. My friend who works as a sales manager at Findlay has been testing rear Donahoe prototypes and he is extremely happy with them.

You might want to consider rear donahoes. They just came out and are awesome. $200 for the pair. Bilsteins require more maintenance you have to check the nitrogen psi periodicly and keep it on par. They also require some modifications if you have larger tires. Demello sells the conversion...

About $1,600.

I ordered Donahoe Coilovers and Donahoe Rear Shocks from Findlay Toyota. Ordered 30% 2.5" Deaver coilsprings from Jason Demello. Parts are supposed to arrive within 1-2 weeks. Can hardly wait!

That is the valving someone I know uses. They are very happy with them. As with the size I believe pretty much everyone with a 4th gen 4runner is using 10" Short Body. The length needs to be the 14.06 shock and your coil springs will need to be 16" or longer. You should also talk to...

Hey Neighbor! I live in Torrance. Look into these. Bilstein model # is: AK7110SB04= 10" short body reservoir, ext length: 24.29, col length 14.06. The valving is the 04= 255/70. http://www.jackit.com/Shocks/Bilstein_7100.htm

I have an 05 sr5 4x4 v6. I live in los angeles and we have alot of traffic. Around town I average between 15-18 depending on how heavy my foot is. On trips to Mammoth where there is little traffic i get abut 21-23 mpg freeway.

Demello Offroad which is one of the best places for installs and great offroad parts just lowered their price on donahoes to $995 http://www.demello-offroad.com//catalog/product_info.php?cPath=28_41&products_id=59&osCsid=82a99eac895e9c26cdafc137fda92198

Awesome pics! That is mighty high.

Demello Offroad probably has them, give them a call: http://www.demello-offroad.com/catalog/

This is a very informative post covering flex and articulation for the rear suspension options on 4th gens. http://www.toyota120.com/forum/showthread.php?t=373

This is a good setup. Im likely going with it. You can always just upgrade to Donahoe shocks for not that much more money. By september the rear donahoe rear suspension should be available several people are testing them right now and giving feedback. The donahoe rear suspension is being...