2004 SR5 Driver side wheel clearance

[shintaro29]

I have discovered that my driver side wheel and wheel well clearance is off by a quarter of an inch to half. Somehow, the passenger side has better clearance. This makes it uneven. Tilt leaning slightly one side. Anyone have this problem? (found the earlier post) I sent to a local Toyota dealership and they said it's fine!
I don't think so, I think the left and right should have the same height clearance. I see the earler thread and wonder if a lift will help to level this?
I measured it with a yard stick using center of the wheel as reference. I went off road (rocks) once and bash my tail pipe due to severe approach angles and over some nasty rocks.
No scrape on bottom but afterwards, I get a tire pressure warning light. It went off at hot temp but will come on once it is colder?
Please advise and help. I will definitely need a lift kit, the stock 2004 4runner is too low. Any recommendations? Thanks.

1990 4Runner SR5 4x4
2004 4Runner SR5 4x4

 

[dancojgl]

I went off road (rocks) once and bash my tail pipe due to severe approach angles and over some nasty rocks.
No scrape on bottom but afterwards, I get a tire pressure warning light. It went off at hot temp but will come on once it is colder?

Check the pressure in your tires, including the spare, and make sure they are all the same...

Sorry, I have no advice on your lift kit question.

—Dan

 

[Good Times]

don't forget that you have the gas tank and the driver along w/ the batt sitting on the driver side so naturally the driver side will lean abit (alot of 4runners experience this along w/ other vehicles).

as for lift, what is current available:

Spacer technology:
Daystar Spacers (2.5")
Revtek Spacers (3")

Nitrous Enterprises 1" add-on plate for Revtek Spacers (gives you 4" of total lift).

Pending:
Downey Coilovers
Sway A Way Coilovers
Donahoe Racing Coilovers
Fabtech Coilovers