Another toytec question?

[hamiltonj2w1]

I am thinking about doing the spacer kit from toytec FJ3-RSP but it doesn't say if the rear spacers are 2in or 1.5 like the ones they have listed on their site anybody done this lift have pics maybe? I was going to go with springs and struts but the new house, baby and new Harley are eating up alot of my play money.

 

[wayne551]

I recently bought and had installed the Toytec 3" spacer lift. I love it. The rear spacers are 1.5" (I'm just about positive). So, you can fully level the suspension with the 3" front spacer, or decide how much rake to keep by opting for the 2.5" or the 2" fronts. I say you gotta go with the full 3". You can double check the size of those rear spacers by emailing Toytec - They are super nice and responsive. Doug can send you pictures of the kit installed on a 4th Gen 4R with stock rims and tires, or one with bigger ones. I'm sorry that I don't have pics I can post yet - Maybe later this week. Good luck - and go the full 3" - you won't be sorry!

 

[4Runner8]

rear spacers provide 1.5" of lift

i have the kit and am running it now but am about to replace it with a real full suspension...

just to save you some money in the long run, if you ever plan on taking your 4runner off road at all, trust me on this one, YOU WILL GET ADDICTED!! i promise you that you will and eventually you will want a REAL suspension kit... happened to me and has happened to A TON of ppl. i thought "oh i only go off road a little bit, spacer kit will be perfect" (and it was till i found out how capable it is off road and how much more capable it can be with real suspension) even though i wheel a 2wd 4runner its very capable and with good ground clearance, good all terrain tires, its very capable and all i have to worry about is keeping the rear wheels on the ground.
thus concluding do it right the first time so you dont have to upgrade down the road and you wont have to spend more then you have to. JMO though, it is your money and yur vehicle. just trying to help you out



EDIT:

jsut read your signature adn looks as if your already really into off roading... pleas save yourself the time, money and frustration and get a real suspension kit and overlook the spacers