Hey everyone im new to the site so please bare with me. Im sure the question has been asked plenty of times before and im sorry for asking a gain but, I was wondering what was the best 3 to 4 inch lift for my 98 4runner for a decant price? Now what im looking for is a good off-roader such as beaches, mud, trails, and so on that I can get 33x12.5 on 18s under. Thanks for any help.
3"-4" lift kit for my 1998 4runner
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bitchaaz
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Beach Runner
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ROFLMFAO! Suttle, but to the point!
fightman80
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This thread will have all the information you need regarding lifts for the 3rd Generation 4Runner:
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/66976-3rd-gen-4runner-lift-information-faqs.html
I highly recommend the Tundra/Landcruiser lift. Most parts can be found used at Wrecking yards, and the rest can be purchased from Toytec Lifts. I did my current setup for under $500.00!
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/66976-3rd-gen-4runner-lift-information-faqs.html
I highly recommend the Tundra/Landcruiser lift. Most parts can be found used at Wrecking yards, and the rest can be purchased from Toytec Lifts. I did my current setup for under $500.00!
4ganger
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I did mine using the toytec's springs in the front for 3" of lift and a set of landcruiser 8 wrap coils from a junkyard out back giving 4"
If I had it to do over again and wanted 3" lift I'd get the 7.5 wrap LC coils for the rear.
Also get your shocks from toytech too. I tried to save a few bucks and get Ranvho shocks. Went with the LC Rancho shock in the rear & the 4cyl Ranchos for the front. Not a great choice. I'll put some miles on these but will be changing them for billsteins in the future. Or the others avail on toytec's site.
If I had it to do over again and wanted 3" lift I'd get the 7.5 wrap LC coils for the rear.
Also get your shocks from toytech too. I tried to save a few bucks and get Ranvho shocks. Went with the LC Rancho shock in the rear & the 4cyl Ranchos for the front. Not a great choice. I'll put some miles on these but will be changing them for billsteins in the future. Or the others avail on toytec's site.
This is the set I may go with but I was wondering what options to go with or if I need them at all.
Ultimate lift package for 96-02 4Runners from ToyTec
TTAFCS-600: ToyTec / Bilstein adjustable front coilovers featuring Bilstein 5100 shocks adjustable for 0 to 3 1/2" front lif, longer coil spring offers better ride and flex
600 lb coils will handle additional front weight from aftermarket accessories
HD 650lb coils should not be used without 200 LBS additional front weight from aftermarket accessories (Heavy bumper and or winch)
Spanner wrenches for adjustment
TAC-DR : Front diff drop kit
OME 890: 3" lift rear coil springs
Bilstein 5125 shocks
Now I am going with the HD 650 coils because I am putting an ARB bumper front and rear. And since Im getting a rear bumper as well should I go with OME 891 coils?
Should I get the Light Racing UCAs to go with it, what difference will they make?
And thanks again for the help everyone.
Ultimate lift package for 96-02 4Runners from ToyTec
TTAFCS-600: ToyTec / Bilstein adjustable front coilovers featuring Bilstein 5100 shocks adjustable for 0 to 3 1/2" front lif, longer coil spring offers better ride and flex
600 lb coils will handle additional front weight from aftermarket accessories
HD 650lb coils should not be used without 200 LBS additional front weight from aftermarket accessories (Heavy bumper and or winch)
Spanner wrenches for adjustment
TAC-DR : Front diff drop kit
OME 890: 3" lift rear coil springs
Bilstein 5125 shocks
Now I am going with the HD 650 coils because I am putting an ARB bumper front and rear. And since Im getting a rear bumper as well should I go with OME 891 coils?
Should I get the Light Racing UCAs to go with it, what difference will they make?
And thanks again for the help everyone.
