Recent content by seads505

It's in the original post, but the FJ coils were used in my install.

Thanks Dan, I'm glad this has helped out others. I'm still enjoying the setup all these miles later, no complaints.

Believe it or not, I'm still running the factory Tokico shocks in the rear...made it through Moab with them without issue. When I finally buy new shocks (soon hopefully), I'm planning on running the Bilstein HDs for 3rd Gen 4Runner...basically a stock replacement. The Bilstein provides a tiny...

Thanks! The sliders and skids are from Savage Off-Road...very nice products!

Good assumption, I used the 4Runner isolators.

As opposed to re-posting the same question until you get an answer, you'd probably be better served starting a whole new thread on this topic, as the subject of this thread has nothing to do with 5th gens...or put the work and research in to figuring it out on your own, that's how a lot of this...

Glad to hear the setup is working out well for you! I couldn't agree more about the ride quality...now get out there and do some desert runnin'!

I am running the 265/75 Duratracs in Load Range C and am loving them...I updated the first post to include updated pics of this setup almost 2 years later. Believe it or not, I'm still running the stock rear shocks. After doing some research, I'll probably look at the Billy HDs for the rear...

The setup is still working extremely well. I was in Moab last September and had zero issues doing Golden Spike (and the Golden Crack, although that was a close one!), Poison Spider, etc...no springs falling out, etc. I will say though, I did not disconnect my swaybar, so I can't speak to the...

Sold the front and rear bumpers to MojaveMadMan (Chris)...running boards are still available!

Hey Guys, I have the factory Limited bumpers & running boards off my 2000 listed up on craigslist: 4Runner Limited F&R Bumpers Running Boards Truck was desert dune/silver in color...all these parts are silver. These are in pretty darn good shape! Thought I'd post them up here as well. I'm...

Hey Matt, not sure why it didn't work out for you...the install (as you know having just done it) is super straight forward, so I'm not gonna even speculate as to why this didn't gain you any lift. Sorry I can't be of more help, but I'm not really sure what to tell you. It looks like this has...

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/178776-solved-fj-cruiser-spring-lift-3rd-gen-4runners.html ...in addition to what others have posted

Thanks for the link! You have some great info in your thread that I didn't cover here. I went ahead and added the link to my original post. Cheers

AZ4Running, I can't say whether or not this will lift your 4Runner any amount...it's important to remember that everyone's measurements are slightly different, it's just way too variable. If your numbers are correct, you're sitting at about the same as me with the lift I put in. Maybe your...