2014 4Runner Lift kits

[4RnrArmy]

Greetings,

I was curious if any one had suggestions on which lift kit to use on a 2014 TE, I mostly use it for travel to and from work, and off roading during hunting seasons. I have looked at toytech and Procomp, but I am unsure on what company to go with, any suggestions would be appreciated.

V/R
4RnrArmy::sniper:

 

[Lexusbstrdchild]

Greetings,

I was curious if any one had suggestions on which lift kit to use on a 2014 TE, I mostly use it for travel to and from work, and off roading during hunting seasons. I have looked at toytech and Procomp, but I am unsure on what company to go with, any suggestions would be appreciated.

V/R
4RnrArmy::sniper:

Your budget helps narrow things down. There's a ton of info on here, especially in the stickies at the top. Plan your budget first, any future mods that weigh a lot like a winch or bumper, and go from there. Too many options to list out.

 

[oljedi11950]

^^ Very capable so you don't need a ton to get a bit more clearance . Depends on tires & what your look is gonna be 285s ,255s skinny , 275s all that kinda stuff . Check Total automotive lv he offer's new bilsteins 6112 & others . You can kill your brain looking at all the builds .

 

[sn_85]

Doesn't sound like you need a lift kit for any of those things you do (unless it's for looks). First order of business is to get some better tires.

 

[Jhalko]

Do more research... Toytec is more prevalent than procomp, I certainly like my lift but usage should dictate what you get.

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/165065-5th-gen-4runner-lift-buyers-guide.html

 

[jicko]

My recommendation:
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/group-buys/199707-suspension-lift-kit-*group-buy*-summer-2015-a.html

For other stuffs, check out my build thread....... :roll:

 

[4RnrArmy]

lift kit

Yeah I agree first order of business is new tires I currently have 265/70/17 on it. I am wanting to a a bit of additional height out of the new tires but I do not want to put tires on that will cause rubbing in the wheel well. Can you possible point me to a tire that might allow me to do this: Called local toyota dealership they said I couldnt fit anything higher than a 265/70/17 on it with out a lift kit, is this true?

I was looking at BFG KO2 LT275/70R17 or LT285/70R17.

Any additional advice would be appreciated.

As far as the complete cost I am looking at getting

New wheels, tires, skid plates, and possible lift for around 4K if possible. Only reason I am looking at skid plats is that some of the areas here on Fort Bragg are rough getting to during deer season.:50cal: