2015 White SR5 Lifted
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4RunnerMac
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2015 SR5 4 x 4 : ReadyLift SST 3" : 18 x 9 D538 Fuel Maverick's : 285/65 Open Country AT 2 Xtreme's
ATL4Runner7
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Very Nice
Your 4Runner looks awesome man. I love the white
Your 4Runner looks awesome man. I love the white
4RunnerMac
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Did rub slightly at full lock in reverse. Did the fender liner mod and trimmed the fender flare plastic slightly at the very bottom inside.
YetiRunner
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SST lift 3/ 2
I am new here. I just got the same lift installed yesterday by local off road shop on my 16'. Mine seems to still sit nose down but was told that must be just the kit as its a 3/2. Mine didnt sit terribly nose down stock. I measured from fender to top of wheel before and after it only rose slightly over 2" not the 3" of lift. I see so many on here with same lift and almost look dead level like yours and taller up front. I'm kinda not happy and wondering if maybe this seemed normal just after the lift? I cant imagine any settling happening on the rear over time on the spacer? I wonder if swapping to a 1.5" rear spacer would do the trick but seams like the kit was designed to be level. Just curious questions.
I am new here. I just got the same lift installed yesterday by local off road shop on my 16'. Mine seems to still sit nose down but was told that must be just the kit as its a 3/2. Mine didnt sit terribly nose down stock. I measured from fender to top of wheel before and after it only rose slightly over 2" not the 3" of lift. I see so many on here with same lift and almost look dead level like yours and taller up front. I'm kinda not happy and wondering if maybe this seemed normal just after the lift? I cant imagine any settling happening on the rear over time on the spacer? I wonder if swapping to a 1.5" rear spacer would do the trick but seams like the kit was designed to be level. Just curious questions.
stphnman20
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Looks sharp!
MinecraftGriefer
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you should install the TRD Pro skid plate
It's the illusion of the picture angle that makes the one pic look like he is riding high. Look closely at the profile pic and you can see that he has a slight rake down in the front. I would say somewhere around and inch or less. Which in my opinion, is a good thing. You don't really want it dead level when parked as the rear will sag when you drive. Again, just my opinion.
