Left front as the gas tank and battery are on the left side of T4R.
Yes, and yes. The removal of sway bars will create more body roll, but many T4R owners have added stiffer springs which help with this. Once you learn new driving characteristics you should be fine (I speaking theoretically based on info here, but my sway bars are still in place for now). Some have gone so far as adding a sway bar quick disconnect so they can have sb's connected on road and disconnected when off road.
The spacer preloads your springs so they can't do as much as without the spacers. This is not a huge limitation, but taller springs will give you more articulation than a shorter spring with spacers.
ok, so I should be ok then since I have moog fj coils which are stiffer I believe. Any link to quick disconnects in case I choose to go that route also. thanks again
Great thread, I think I might be going with a Stage 2 lift from Icon on my 07 4Runner. There's a great thread about the 5th gens using Icon, any 4th gen users happy with their set up?
Are 5100's longer travel than stock shocks? I'm at 2 1/2" in the rear and stock shocks top out too easily.
I feel like it is. It sits that inch and a half lower and there isn't many options above the 3inch than a 6inch, if I'm correct.
I'd like to get rid of the forward rake, basically I want my V8 4WD 4Runner to sit like a stock Tacoma 4x4. I don't plan on buying bigger tires until these wear out, and when I do maybe only an inch taller. Will an inexpensive spacer kit get me there, and will spacer installation require a front end alignment?
Thanks,
DG
I'd like to get rid of the forward rake, basically I want my V8 4WD 4Runner to sit like a stock Tacoma 4x4. I don't plan on buying bigger tires until these wear out, and when I do maybe only an inch taller. Will an inexpensive spacer kit get me there, and will spacer installation require a front end alignment?
Thanks,
DG
I have some front FJ coils for sale...cheap. IM me if interested.
Why are you selling? I might be interested..
Love my Icon Stage 2. I replaced a set of Radflo's and have also ran Bilsteins with various setups. For me, Icon has been hands down the best. The Icons are a bit stiffer on small bumps (things like expansion joints on the highway) but handle large bumps much better. They offer an overall better and more predictable ride.
Yes they are - the rears I believe are 1" longer than stock.
Great! Is that photo in your profile avatar with the Icon set up? In terms of appearance, that's the approximate amount of height I want my vehicle to have.
