1999 Toyota 4runner lift

[Layne.Saliba]

I'm thinking about getting this lift kit for my '99 t4r. Would this be a good choice? As far as comfortable ride, and brand of product, and price? Or could I find this somewhere else, just as good, but cheaper? This one is $299.99.

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[Layne.Saliba]

Another lift kit...

Also, what about this lift kit? And is everything I would need for it to be lifted competely come with these kits?also if you have any pictures with these lift kits on them, or even a 1.5-3 inch lift, please post them, so I can see what my runner would look like!

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[4-Ripcord]

I'm thinking about getting this lift kit for my '99 t4r. Would this be a good choice? As far as comfortable ride, and brand of product, and price? Or could I find this somewhere else, just as good, but cheaper? This one is $299.99.

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From what I have heard, spacers lifts give an awful ride, and I have had bad experiences with the rear OME coils. The best ride will be from coilovers and reservoir shocks, but that wont by cheap.

For like $600-700 total you can get the Toytec front coilovers w/ bilsteins, used front LC 80 coils to lift the rear and some LC rear shocks and have a great ride quality that will last beyond what a spacer lift would. That, in my opinion, is the most cost efficient way to lift AND get a good ride quality.