I know there are a lot of thread about lifts, but I can't find any clear answers.
I have a 2003 SR5 V8 and am thinking about an OME lift.
Specifically the 895/141 in the rear and either the 884 or 885 and 140S in the front.
I have seen many pics of people with the v8 and 885/895 combo and others with the v6 and 884/895 combo.
Those 4Runner LOOK level.
I do occassionally load my 4Runner up with firewood and haul it to my family a couple hours away. With a full load of firewood and the factory suspension my 4R is almost level.
I'm concerned that if I get the 885/895 then my rear end would be lower than the front with a full load.
For those of you who have the V8 and 884 springs in the front:
For those of you with the V8 and 885/895, are your 4Runners actually level, or are the frames higher in the front giving the appearance that the entire vehicle is level?
The body of the 4th gens are wedge shaped and I'm also concerned that while the pics looks good and level, the trucks may actually be higher in the front with that setup.
Thanks for the input.
I have a 2003 SR5 V8 and am thinking about an OME lift.
Specifically the 895/141 in the rear and either the 884 or 885 and 140S in the front.
I have seen many pics of people with the v8 and 885/895 combo and others with the v6 and 884/895 combo.
Those 4Runner LOOK level.
I do occassionally load my 4Runner up with firewood and haul it to my family a couple hours away. With a full load of firewood and the factory suspension my 4R is almost level.
I'm concerned that if I get the 885/895 then my rear end would be lower than the front with a full load.
For those of you who have the V8 and 884 springs in the front:
- What is your rake like?
- What is your lift front vs rear?
- Do you have any pictures?
For those of you with the V8 and 885/895, are your 4Runners actually level, or are the frames higher in the front giving the appearance that the entire vehicle is level?
The body of the 4th gens are wedge shaped and I'm also concerned that while the pics looks good and level, the trucks may actually be higher in the front with that setup.
Thanks for the input.