4th gen- For all who've done the FJ swap....
I'm going to be working on a spreadsheet that compiles a list of members and their suspension setups. My goal is to be able to get some accurate numbers as far as lift gained. So, if you have used any of the FJ parts (coils only, FJ shocks/coils, or aftermarket shocks/FJ coils), please post up the following:
Vehicle Year Drivetrain (2wd/4wd) Engine (v6 or v8) Suspension components used (coils, shock and setting if adjustable like the Bilstein 5100's, and spacer & thickness) front/rear Year model of the FJ springs used (mainly if it was a 2010 or if it was a previous year model) Total lift gained (if left/right was different, please average the numbers and just post one number for front and one for rear) What I have thus far: http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...p.jpg~original |
Mine:
2003 Limited 4x4 V8 FJ coils and the 1" Toytec Spacer, front only Coils came from a 07-09 FJ 1.5" total lift gained in the front, stock rear |
FJ lift
2006 T4R LTD
V8 FJ springs F & R, no spacers Yellow Biltein's F & R About .5" lift in the front, little to no lift in the rear Poly sway bar bushings F & R 265/70/17 BFG KO's on FJ steelies |
great idea!!! can make sticky this thread too.
2006 V8 LTD 2 wheel drive tires hankook 265/65-18 before lift: the first number is from center of wheel to top of wheel well and the second is from the ground to the top of the wheel well Front: 18.5 / 33 Rear: 21.5 / 36 Running board: Front 12 / Rear 13.5 Hitch: Top 19 / Bottom 16 http://img338.imageshack.us/img338/2087/prelift01.jpg after lift with the following: Front: FJ shocks and springs / Daystar 1" budget boost Rear: FJ springs 4R shocks / Daystar 1.5" FJ pad Front: 22 / 36.5 Rear: 22 / 36.5 Running board: Front 14 / Rear 14.5 Hitch: Top 16.5 / Bottom 16.5 http://img517.imageshack.us/img517/8936/lift201.jpg -e |
Also might want to include if the suspension components came from a 05-09 or a 2010-11, I think the 2 components are different in some ways or atleast OME makes a different suspension for each years.
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Yea, wouldn't hurt to include year model, I know the 2010's require modification to fit. Thanks! Once we get a large list together in this post, I'll move it all to a spreadsheet, calculate some formulas, and post that back.
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2005 SportEdition
2wd v8 FJ Coils off a 2007 FJ with 26K miles on them Bilstein5100s set at 0.85" Before measurements: Front Driver 33 7/8" Front Passenger 33 3/4" Rear Driver 35 1/4" Rear Passenger 35 7/8" After measurements: Front Driver 35 7/8" Front Passenger 35 7/8" Rear Driver 36 3/8" Rear Passenger 37 1/8" I ended up gaining a little over 2" in the front and 1.125-1.253" in the rear. After Insall pic first then Before Install pic second: |
2004 Limited 4X4 with rear air
V8 2008 Front FJ springs, FJ Bilsteins all around (removed Xreas) 1/2" Toytec front spacer Gained 1 1/4" up front and 1/4" in rear. Before [IMG]http://inlinethumb28.webshots.com/34...600x600Q85.jpg[/IMG] after [IMG]http://inlinethumb45.webshots.com/18...600x600Q85.jpg[/IMG] |
2008 UR, kept the xreas
4wd V6 front/rear springs and toytec 1/2" spacer from 2010 FJ that only had 5k miles on it. gained 2" in front maybe .25" in rear. http://www.toyota-4runner.org/4th-ge...installed.html |
Doesn't have FJ Parts, but you may want to include that the stock 2wd V6 uses a 2" coil spacer to get leveled from stock.
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...r.jpg~original |
2003
4wd V6 08 FJ springs F&R, Bilstein 5100's F&R set at .85" 2 1/4" lift front, rear .5" lift |
2008 Urban Runner 4X4
FJ Springs 1/2" Toytec Spacer 38000 miles 1.5 front, 0.5 rear |
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FJ springs and the silver bilstiens, 1/4 toytec spacer= 1.5 front and .5 rear.
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2005
V8 4WD FJ 17" Wheels 265/70 BFG AT FJ TT suspension on all four corners Daystar 2.5 / 1.5 Airlift 1000 Fender Heights: Front Left: 36 3/4" Front Right:37" Rear Left: 38 3/8" Rear Right: 38 1/2" http://lh6.ggpht.com/_MuSXj7ZDuos/TR...0/SAM_0202.JPG http://lh4.ggpht.com/_MuSXj7ZDuos/TR...0/SAM_0205.JPG http://lh4.ggpht.com/_MuSXj7ZDuos/TR...0/SAM_0206.JPG http://lh5.ggpht.com/_MuSXj7ZDuos/TR...0/SAM_0207.JPG |
OK, I've got a start on the spreadsheet I'd talked about. What I like about doing it this way is that I can easily search for a particular lift/spacer combo, and also calculate amounts. I ask that you all double check to make sure I got your numbers down correctly. Also, I used formulas to estimate the amount of lift given by the FJ springs alone. The formula I used was the total lift minus spacer size (or lift setting on the 5100's). I edited the original post with the spreadsheet, let me know what you think.
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