2" Lift with ARB/Winch???

[rrlance]

I want about a 2" lift on my 4Runner. I have read and read and read all of the various threads. I have almost decided on the TRD/Bilstein up front and OME/Bilstein in the back. From reading it looks like I would need the following:

48131-AF100 Y/Y
48131-AF090 Y/B
Bilstein 24-188265
Bilstein 24-100144
OME 906
Tundra Coil Spring Isolators Monroe P/N 907926

What I am not sure about is how well this would work with an ARB and winch (with synthetic line). I could not find anybody running this setup. Can anybody provide any info?

 

[98OzarksRunner]

I'm running OME 883 springs in front with an ARB and Warn winch. It works well and rides great. I have Nitro 9000 shocks from Wheelers, that don't add any lift over stock. I had the TRD Tundra springs before and it was too low - the bumper and winch dropped it about an inch. If you can adjust up with the Bilsteins you should be okay. If not, the TRD springs probably will give you an inch over stock springs with the extra weight. The OME springs ride better than the TRDs - they aren't as stiff.

 

[csp]

I'm curious what makes you think it will "work" differently than with any other bumper/winch/no winch/stock combination.

Maybe a more specific question would be more appropriate instead of asking how it will work, which is pretty vague.

With the springs on the correct perch I'm sure you can get 2" out of it. It might take some experimenting, but you can get there if that's what you're asking.

 

[YotaDan]

For 2" of lift, the best bet is the OME 883 Coils.

 

[JohnJMonroe]

I want about a 2" lift on my 4Runner. I have read and read and read all of the various threads. I have almost decided on the TRD/Bilstein up front and OME/Bilstein in the back. From reading it looks like I would need the following:

48131-AF100 Y/Y
48131-AF090 Y/B
Bilstein 24-188265
Bilstein 24-100144
OME 906
Tundra Coil Spring Isolators Monroe P/N 907926

What I am not sure about is how well this would work with an ARB and winch (with synthetic line). I could not find anybody running this setup. Can anybody provide any info?

I have that setup with stook front bumper. It gave me a 2" lift on the lowest perch of the bilsteins. I'm sure you can adjust the perches to get what you want with extra weight up front. The ride is phenomenal.

You also need smaller shock bushings for the rear bilsteins. You can get them for like $20, but putting them in is a bit of a pain. Wheelers sells the tundra bilistens with the correct bushings preinstalled.

I got the smaller bushings from Amazon.