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BFG KO2's 285/70/17
 

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After hours and hours of trying to figure out what would work best for me I decided to go with the 6112/5160 Bilstein Lift. Went with the 1.6 inch lift setting on the fronts just to level it out.

Tires are BFG KO2's 275/70r17. Rubbed a tiny bit on mud flaps when steering wheel is at full turn so I trimmed the flaps to solve the problem.

Love the look and the ride. Thanks for the compliment!

Can you share some more pics? Sure looks great!

Curious what made you go w/ the 6112/5160? Does it feel good/stable on the road for daily driving duties?
 
Can you share some more pics? Sure looks great!

Curious what made you go w/ the 6112/5160? Does it feel good/stable on the road for daily driving duties?

After searching all over the internet and Instagram for different options and pics of all the different variations in look and lift manufactures. I found this write up. It was exactly what I was looking for in function and feel.

Bilstein 5160 & 6112 Complete Guide - Everything you need to know!
 
This is my 2017. Has 255/75/17 Yokohama Geolandar M/T G003 tires. Measure at 32.3” and has a Revtek 1.5” front spacer lift currently.IMG_7835.jpgIMG_7834.jpgIMG_1034.jpgIMG_1036.jpg
 

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First time I’ve seen another 4Runner with the geolander m/t’s. I absolutely love mine. Surprised not many more ppl run them.



I’ve been thinking the same thing lol. That’s part of the reason I got them because I never see them. And they were super cheap at Discount Tire I paid $177 per tire


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How is the ride compared to stock and did it eliminate the body roll and/or the nose dive when braking?


Installing the lift eliminated the body roll and got rid of the nose dive. Rides great man. If I ever get a chance I would definitely try changing the setting to one under max.
 
Couple shots from a snowy Mt. Laguna!!

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Those are some awesome pics! I love the grey and white color scheme of the snow and paint job!
 

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