1998 4runner Lift Tundra/Fj80 set up
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4Running Daily
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It will with a roll of duct tape.
No, seriously that set up is great, you'll be fine.
Lots of people are running it, just search.
No, seriously that set up is great, you'll be fine.
Lots of people are running it, just search.
4Running Daily
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Depends on the back spacing of your wheels.
GhostNote
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Front coil options: 883_coils_(med)_for_additional_front_weight
Top Plate spacers: Top plate spacers for full 3 inch liftw 881 coils (+ $59.00)
Rear coil options: OME_890_rear_coils_3_inch_lift
Front shocks: Assembly with new top mounts (+ $100.00)
Rear shock options: 60028_Comfort_ride_no_add_weight
Add rear shock stone guards (Pair): No
Front Diff Drop: 4x4 Add To Kit (+ $29.00)
Hmmmm
$890
Top Plate spacers: Top plate spacers for full 3 inch liftw 881 coils (+ $59.00)
Rear coil options: OME_890_rear_coils_3_inch_lift
Front shocks: Assembly with new top mounts (+ $100.00)
Rear shock options: 60028_Comfort_ride_no_add_weight
Add rear shock stone guards (Pair): No
Front Diff Drop: 4x4 Add To Kit (+ $29.00)
Hmmmm
$890
SCRunner12
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For that set up you shouldn't need the top plate spacers. They 883's should give you a full 3" or really close to it. The 883's will be a bit stiff with no additional weight, but not unbearable until you get the Shrockworks. You can check out ChildrenofBodom's thread for his review of the 883's and no bumper and with a Shrockworks bumper.
Also people are not too fond of the 60028 and often opt for Bilstein 5100's, 5125's or 5150's for a better ride. Other than that it looks good.
The Tundra/LC lift is an awesome way to go and the Tundra/5100 up front will handle a Shrockworks bumper no problem.
Also people are not too fond of the 60028 and often opt for Bilstein 5100's, 5125's or 5150's for a better ride. Other than that it looks good.
The Tundra/LC lift is an awesome way to go and the Tundra/5100 up front will handle a Shrockworks bumper no problem.
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SCRunner12
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You're stupid. :rockthrow: It's a good lift especially on a budget if you go used. Also 7 wraps are more like 3.5-4" and 8 wraps are 4-4.5".
t4r4life
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if i were you i buy a set of ome 883(if no front offroad bumper) 882 if you have bumper. or you can buy the eibach 650lb coils. tundra coils are a bit stiffer since it was made to support a much heavier truck with a much bigger engine. and you have to get them used to get a good deal, and most used coils are sagged so you dont really get the lift you wanted. i have the eibach coils and im pretty impressed, i got the lift i wanted 3 inches, and they are very soft yet firm. i've rode 4runners with OME coils and they deff dont ride as nice.
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t4r4life
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no you are just cheap lol do it right the first time and it will save you money down the road, do it cheap and you have to keep fixing it.
SCRunner12
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Eh, I'm happy with the $200 I have into my front lift. It's cheap, but works more than fine for me. Eventually I will get some adjustable coilovers, but only if I find a good deal.
I agree with t4r though that eibachs are a great option and will achieve the full 3" with 5100's on the lowest setting.
I agree with t4r though that eibachs are a great option and will achieve the full 3" with 5100's on the lowest setting.
t4r4life
Elite Member
lol i got jerry's hand me down for 200, na na na na na na i got better deal than you did na na na na na na lol
