2019 4Runner Lift Kit?

I ended up deciding on Bilstein 5100's all the way around. 2.5 in the front, and a 1.5 daystar spacer in the rear. Ordered them today. Will hopefully install them in the next week or two.
 
+1 for Eibach

...or you could run the Eibach Pro Shocks all 4 corners ($460), keep the factory springs in the front and run the Eibach 1" rear springs ($200) and set the front shocks at 1.6 for a perfectly leveled ride that feels great! Doesn't look weird with stock tires either in my opinion. First photo is all stock before install.
 

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Finished Product

Here is the before and after for my finished product.
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And after:
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I decided to go with Bilstein 5100 shocks in all 4 corners. I set the fronts to the highest perch for 2.5" of lift with the stock coils. I used daystar 1.5" spacers in the rear. Those are the stock tires in the picture. Here are my before and after measurements from ground to fender:

Before:
FD: 34.5" FP: 35"
RD: 36-1/8" RP: 36-7/8"

After:
FD: 38" FP: 38"
RD: 38" RD: 38"

We did the install ourselves, and it is completely doable. If anyone has any questions about it let me know.
 

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