'95 4Runner - rear end sag - air lift?

jlfindley74

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i am looking at all of the different options for lifting the rear end of my '95 4 wheel drive 4 runner.
several people have recomended an air lift system, stating that it is adjustable, easy to install and will provide a more smooth ride than heavy duty springs or bigger shocks.
im thinking i will get some new shocks of some type (recomendations welcome) and the air lift system (recomendations welcome as well...)

any advice or do's or dont's will be greatly appreciated!

thanks!
 
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I have the air lift system on my durango and I love it, helps alot when you tow things. I will probably do the same on my 4runnner but it isn't sagging to bad yet. So to sum it up I like the air lift system and would recommend it.
 
Moog Springs?

Have you checked out the talk on Moog Rear Springs? Do a search and have a look. I've got a '94 with the same problem, and I'm thinking of the Moog Springs - 255s, I think.
 
all you have to do is a torsion crank in the rear to lift it or you can go w/ 80 series springs from older fj's. my personal opinion is leave it i love the look of mine
 
new springs maybe. I'm under the impression thats where the sag comes from after time? idk. I saw where a guy used 2" spacers, from Daystar I think and said it worked great and was cheap
 
I used autozone air shocks on mine. (gabriel iirc) worked awesome and only cost $70 (cheap when you consider that the shocks that were there have absolutely no fluid left in them lol) you can air them up for heavy loads if you want, and they ride great as long as you don't air them all the way up. also lifted the rear right back where it should be
 
I'd look at the Old Man Emu springs (coils rear) and shocks. I'm EXTREMELY happy with mine. Install was 4.5 hours by myself. :)
 

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