1998 4runner Lift Tundra/Fj80 set up
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t4r4life
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front bilstein 5100 adustable with eibach coils
rear LC 8.25 wrap coils with LC shocks
nice and flexy
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t4r4life
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yes you can they are plenty long for even 9 wrap lc coils
GhostNote
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Front coil options: 883_coils_(med)_for_additional_front_weight
Top Plate spacers: No_top_plate_spacers
Rear coil options: OME_891_rear_coils_3_in_lift_for_additional_load
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)
Re did OME setup came out to $830 w Assembly
so many choices :toilet:
Top Plate spacers: No_top_plate_spacers
Rear coil options: OME_891_rear_coils_3_in_lift_for_additional_load
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)
Re did OME setup came out to $830 w Assembly
so many choices :toilet:
GhostNote
Banned
front bilstein 5100 adustable with eibach coils
rear LC 8.25 wrap coils with LC shocks
nice and flexy
Did the 8.25
wrap give you 4 inches?
BigFishAllDay
New member
DO NOT listen to this man. If you do, take it with a grain of salt.
SCR12, Good posting..
To the OP... here's some recommended reading...
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/101758-rickashays-ome-vs-trd-tundra-lc-review.html
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/66976-3rd-gen-4runner-lift-information-faqs.html
And I'd highly recommend that learn how to do this....
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/off-t...far-more-accurately-than-standard-method.html
shadow247
New member
I've got the TRD/7 Wrap lift. I am running the 3/4" Top plate spacer. There is a good amount of rake (1.5") between the rear and the front. I would have even more rake if I were to bolt on a much heavier bumper such as the Schrockworks. If I were to go in that direction I would first step up to some 5100 Adjustables set to the 2.5" Lift setting with the Tundra Spring. When it's time for new shocks I will probably just go for the 5100's since they are not a whole lot more expensive than bargain shocks.
(Front Bilstein Height adjustable 5100 shocks - Toytec Lifts: Toyota Lift Kits: FJ Cruiser Lift Kits, Tacoma Lift Kits, Tundra Lift Kits, 4 Runner Lift Kits, Sequoia Lift Kits, Toyota Truck Lift Kits
Front ride Height / preload adjustable shocks
5100 series with silver / zinc plate finish
Settings for stock, 1.25" (for leveling) or 2.5"lift in one shock
Complete front and rear lift packages available- Search site or ask for details
If used with front lift coils we recommend using the lowest setting to avoid damage to front suspension/drive line components.
NOTE: Upper bushings and washers are not included from Bilstein in this part number, order separately if needed.
Sold in sets of 2)
(Front Bilstein Height adjustable 5100 shocks - Toytec Lifts: Toyota Lift Kits: FJ Cruiser Lift Kits, Tacoma Lift Kits, Tundra Lift Kits, 4 Runner Lift Kits, Sequoia Lift Kits, Toyota Truck Lift Kits
Front ride Height / preload adjustable shocks
5100 series with silver / zinc plate finish
Settings for stock, 1.25" (for leveling) or 2.5"lift in one shock
Complete front and rear lift packages available- Search site or ask for details
If used with front lift coils we recommend using the lowest setting to avoid damage to front suspension/drive line components.
NOTE: Upper bushings and washers are not included from Bilstein in this part number, order separately if needed.
Sold in sets of 2)
