Brand new to the site and new to the world of Toyota. I just picked up my first 4runner 2 weeks ago. Still needs lots of work, but I love itIts a 93 Limited, but sadly thats all I know about it. I need to learn more still lol
Here "he" isI call him Sherman lol. (these pics are the ones that were posted online before I bought it, i need to take new ones)
Nice Truck.Just bought my first toyota ever!!! I think I made a good choice, it's a 95 has a fresh 3.0 v6 that was completely rebuilt from all new parts internals and all, a freshly rebuilt tranny. The interior is clean and there is no rust at all!!! Only thing is, I don't know how much lift is on it.... Can anyone tell by the pics??
Just bought my first toyota ever!!! I think I made a good choice, it's a 95 has a fresh 3.0 v6 that was completely rebuilt from all new parts internals and all, a freshly rebuilt tranny. The interior is clean and there is no rust at all!!! Only thing is, I don't know how much lift is on it.... Can anyone tell by the pics??
You're probably right about the rod, but I had 5 inches on the rear of one truck with a standard panhard rod and no drop bracket. The off set to the one side was hardly noticable and then only if you knew and were looking for it. Currently running an adjustable rod on 6 inches, but happily ran without on 5.i think if its clearing 33's, and doesnt have the rear lower control are drop brackets i dont think it has a 4 inch. it might have a 2 inch BL and Ball joint spacers. thats my guess
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If it's clearing 33's I'd say probably 3 or 4 inches, looks like there is some daylight coming in above the chassis so maybe an inch or two body lift and a couple in the springs, hard to tell from a pic.
This is 4 - 5 inches and the second is 6. It's the same set of wheels tyres on both. I should have taken some pics of them parked side by side while I still had the first one.
i think if its clearing 33's, and doesnt have the rear lower control are drop brackets i dont think it has a 4 inch. it might have a 2 inch BL and Ball joint spacers. thats my guess
You're probably right about the rod, but I had 5 inches on the rear of one truck with a standard panhard rod and no drop bracket. The off set to the one side was hardly noticable and then only if you knew and were looking for it. Currently running an adjustable rod on 6 inches, but happily ran without on 5.
Thanks for all the info! The reason I was asking is; in MD if the vehicle has more than 4" of lift it won't pass the initial inspection required to get tags. I was trying to find a stock one to compare it too, but older 4runners are scarce around here. :/ Thanks again for the help!! Makes me feel a little better about taking it in for the inspection.
that sucks. so there are no big lifted trucks where you live?