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3rd gen T4Rs
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SRQ Fab Lift Kit
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https://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/262530-srq-fab-lift-kit.html)
| 906-Runner |
09-19-2018 12:19 PM |
SRQ Fab Lift Kit
I'm looking at getting the OME lift from SRQ Fab and just wondering what people who have this lift thoughts are. I have no aftermarket bumpers or a winch so I chose the following options;
Front Coils: OME 881: Stock front weight, 2-2.5 inch lift
Rear Coils: OME 881: Stock front weight, 2-2.5 inch lift
Rear Shocks: OME 60028 - Firm Valving
If anyone who has experience with one of these lifts any input would be appreciated. Thank's in advance.
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| miles.less.traveld |
09-19-2018 12:50 PM |
you wont be running 881 coils in front and rear. I believe 881 are for the front. coil diameters are different. But SRQ is an awesome place to buy, Matt (owner) has been super helpful when I have bought stuff from him in the past.
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| ColoRAD |
09-19-2018 01:04 PM |
There's a lot of threads and feedback out there about the 881/906 OME lift, poke around a bit and you'll find some good information. I think the general consensus is that the OME shocks are way too stiff but the 881/906 paired with Bilstein 5100's the ride is supposed to be well controlled much more pleasant.
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| 906-Runner |
09-19-2018 03:55 PM |
All right, thanks for the advice
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| Plastics guy |
09-20-2018 01:44 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by 906-Runner
(Post 3117627)
I'm looking at getting the OME lift from SRQ Fab and just wondering what people who have this lift thoughts are. I have no aftermarket bumpers or a winch so I chose the following options;
Front Coils: OME 881: Stock front weight, 2-2.5 inch lift
Rear Coils: OME 881: Stock front weight, 2-2.5 inch lift
Rear Shocks: OME 60028 - Firm Valving
If anyone who has experience with one of these lifts any input would be appreciated. Thank's in advance.
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Yup the 881/906 is a very common setup. Give SRQ a call they really know there stuff and you will get hooked up with everything you need.
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| 906-Runner |
09-24-2018 04:53 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Plastics guy
(Post 3119119)
Yup the 881/906 is a very common setup. Give SRQ a call they really know there stuff and you will get hooked up with everything you need.
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So will they also have the top plate and fully assemble my struts for me or would that be something id have to do on my own?
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| SRQ-Runner |
09-24-2018 05:21 PM |
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Originally Posted by 906-Runner
(Post 3125848)
So will they also have the top plate and fully assemble my struts for me or would that be something id have to do on my own?
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Top hats and assembly isn't included with that kit
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| 906-Runner |
09-25-2018 11:43 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by SRQ-Runner
(Post 3125860)
Top hats and assembly isn't included with that kit
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Thanks for the info, is that something that SRQ has or do I have to get them from another seller?
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| SRQ-Runner |
09-25-2018 02:17 PM |
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Originally Posted by 906-Runner
(Post 3126358)
Thanks for the info, is that something that SRQ has or do I have to get them from another seller?
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We can source top hats for you if you want to get new hats or your stock ones are beat up.
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| 906-Runner |
10-02-2018 12:01 PM |
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