3rd gen lift kit

[T4r4life2]

I have a 99 sr5 (stock) but I'm about to get 31 or 32 BFG A/Ts... I'm thinking about getting a small lift (1-2 inches) or a level because it's cheaper. What lift would look the best or would a level get the job done just as well? Appreciate it

 

[SweetWaterSurprise]

It's becoming an epidemic.

 

[3rzrunner]

:deadhorse: :frusty:

 

[3rzrunner]

this will give all the info u need

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/66976-3rd-gen-4runner-lift-information-faqs.html

 

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[SweetWaterSurprise]

this will give all the info u need

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/66976-3rd-gen-4runner-lift-information-faqs.html

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[t4r4life]

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[t4r4life]

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[nor_cal51501]

Also who would want my username? im like the back alley whore of t4r

Don't lie, you're just a back alley whore....:whipping2:rofl::girl:

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[t4r4life]

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T4R is just the whores hobby. Lol

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[RichardLillard1]

OP is probably going to want to go with that new "Camry add-in" lift, developed by Red Green over at Appalachian Aluminum.

Really easy to do, just get hold of some Camry struts (I used ones from a 98, the black,black springs) and remove the shock, plates, and other hardware.

Use zip ties, or radiator hose clamps and duct tape if you want to really beef it up, and secure the Camry springs to the top of your current 4Runner springs. This kit installs just like a standard lift, but be careful when lowering the truck off jack stands as some minor settling should be expected.

You'll get that beefy 2" lift and the ride will be so much more sedan-like on the road. Some guys have even used Avalon springs, but don't be silly, you're after form AND function.

Remember; if the women don't find your handsome, they should at least find you handy.

 

[3rzrunner]

op is probably going to want to go with that new "camry add-in" lift, developed by red green over at appalachian aluminum.

Really easy to do, just get hold of some camry struts (i used ones from a 98, the black,black springs) and remove the shock, plates, and other hardware.

Use zip ties, or radiator hose clamps and duct tape if you want to really beef it up, and secure the camry springs to the top of your current 4runner springs. This kit installs just like a standard lift, but be careful when lowering the truck off jack stands as some minor settling should be expected.

You'll get that beefy 2" lift and the ride will be so much more sedan-like on the road. Some guys have even used avalon springs, but don't be silly, you're after form and function.

Remember; if the women don't find your handsome, they should at least find you handy.

lol!

 

[UT Hack]

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[So Many Roads]

Also who would want my username? im like the back alley whore of t4r

Multiple personality disorder?

 

[RichardLillard1]

Multiple personality disorder?

No, his other personality is the evil one that goes by JK4life.