2wd lift help/ suggestions

johnathanng

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Hey all, ive been wanting a small lift for quite a while so i can put on some new wheels and after seeing all the lift kits people put on, i realzie they were all for 4wds and i didnt know if it would make a difference since i had a 2wd.

I was looking at the daystar 2.5/1.5 lift, and i saw someone say that the overland warehouse radflo 2.5 was better. also saw alot of people had corn fed.Just wanted to know if these would work for a 2wd 4runner and if you guys can give me some feedback on which is better or which you prefer and why.

i currently wanted to put on xd series monsters 18x9 and probably 285/60r18 nitto grapplers tires on them, so i would need a lift kit that would fit these without rubbing or looking too low.

i have never went offroading (nothing serious since im only a 2wd, might change in the future)and its something i want to try, so would these wheels be sustainable offroading? would the liftkit or spacers work and be good offroading? If i enjoy it i would probably go more, and if not i would probably stop.

Please give me feedback, advice, suggestions, post pictures,thank you all
 
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Id go with some front lift spindles from total chaos or maxtrac. Give you 3.5-4'' of lift, and retains stock geometry and suspension. Add a set of allpro rear 3.5" rear lift springs and it will be plenty of room to clear 33" tires.
 
Id go with some front lift spindles from total chaos or maxtrac. Give you 3.5-4'' of lift, and retains stock geometry and suspension. Add a set of allpro rear 3.5" rear lift springs and it will be plenty of room to clear 33" tires.

2nd this. Do it right the first time.
 

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