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I've been meaning to ask you something...

How do you get in and out of your 4Runner? Sounds hard enough, you must be an olympian or a flyer, can you post a video of you getting in? :lol:

I'm expecting a backflip in or something... just get in like normal.

:D awesome dude.
 
Hey thanks!! Good to hear!! The private dealership where i bought it from said there was a lady lookin to buy it but then heard that noise and said she was'nt gonna buy it til they get that fixed. Well they had their mechanic look at it and he supposedley had no idea what it was. So he said he called Toyota and they said it was supposed to do that also. But I just wanted to make sure. Thanks for the info!!
 
is that IFS???? and what is your suspension setup?

If you look closely at the front you can see a drop bracket lift. So I'd say a drop bracket lift, couple with a body lift. Not sure about the rear though. LC coils maybe? Or maybe there's also a spacer back there.
 
If you look closely at the front you can see a drop bracket lift. So I'd say a drop bracket lift, couple with a body lift. Not sure about the rear though. LC coils maybe? Or maybe there's also a spacer back there.

I have seen pics from the front and I believe it's a Fabtech bracket lift for a Taco
 
Well, she isn't all that fancy, but she's mine. Only had her about a week, once I make sure all the fluids are changed and is perfect running order, I intend to begin a few mods, mostly Ham Radio oriented. So Glad I managed to find one without a sunroof, much better for drilling a hole in the roof for the antenna I intend to add.
 

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OME question.

Hi, KellyJ

I saw some of your 4runner photos.

I like pretty much all of your 4runner lift and all set. So I wanna get some quotes.

My runner is totally stock and need to change tires(245/** 16) anyway.

I want to put General grabber AT2 285/75/16 but I heard that I need to lift up first. right?

So, I'm thinking about get OME 881 for front and 906 for rear which 2 inch up right?

I'm not going to do crazy off-roading. and I don't want to lose step bar.(For ladies)

Please tell me any idea and feedback of your OME881/906.
 
Hi, KellyJ

I saw some of your 4runner photos.

I like pretty much all of your 4runner lift and all set. So I wanna get some quotes.

My runner is totally stock and need to change tires(245/** 16) anyway.

I want to put General grabber AT2 285/75/16 but I heard that I need to lift up first. right?

So, I'm thinking about get OME 881 for front and 906 for rear which 2 inch up right?

I'm not going to do crazy off-roading. and I don't want to lose step bar.(For ladies)

Please tell me any idea and feedback of your OME881/906.

yes you need a lift to fit that size... and you could get a daystar spacer lift if you just want to fit the tires. its 159.99 and is 2.5 inches. if yoiu plan on using stock wheels you will need wheel spacers so the tires wont rub. if you go aftermarket get about 4.5 inch back spacing on the wheels. the steps will not be affected by a suspension lift. i have the grabber at2's and they are great tires mine are 265/70/16 though. however if you have the money then go OME full suspension lift... its about 700 dollars but is a great ride quality as many ppl can tell you
 
yes you need a lift to fit that size... and you could get a daystar spacer lift if you just want to fit the tires. its 159.99 and is 2.5 inches. if yoiu plan on using stock wheels you will need wheel spacers so the tires wont rub. if you go aftermarket get about 4.5 inch back spacing on the wheels. the steps will not be affected by a suspension lift. i have the grabber at2's and they are great tires mine are 265/70/16 though. however if you have the money then go OME full suspension lift... its about 700 dollars but is a great ride quality as many ppl can tell you

Since when did 285's on stock wheels rub?
 
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