Any pics of a 1" PP lifted T4R?

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I think I will order the PP 1" lift instead of the 3" ome since I'll be doing mostly daily driving. I was wondering if any one can shoot a pic my way of a 4runner with one.
 
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If none get posted I will try to get one tonight, I actually haven't had a sig pic since I wrecked the 00, I guess its time to show off the 02.
 
So I just ordered the PP springs, got em on sale with free shipping for $289, got my monroe gas shocks/struts for $157 shipped. Hopefully these all work well together and my passengers will stop pissing blood after 20 minutes in my truck. I really wanted to go with a bigger lift but this seems more functional with no diff drop down, or CV wear issues. I wonder what's the biggest tire I can run with full turning radius retained....
 
let me know the ride quality once you do the swap. I am interested to see how it rides as I have heard different things about the PP springs.
 
Here is my 2000 with PP's and Bilsteins.
 

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Here is my 02 with the PP springs and Billsteins.
 

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Not a great pic because of the snow but you can kind of get the idea how far up the suspension brought it. This is before the new set up.
 

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If I have a 99 are the PP springs going to add any height? How do you guys like your bilsteins? I am doing mostly on road driving, what shocks would you recomend?
 
Bilsteins should be fine for on road. I really didnt think they are that rough as people thought em to be. I don't do too much off road driving. Lots of highway for me.

If your looking for a plush ride the PP and Bilsteins arn't the way to go though. You can't beat the looks though!
 
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I am still running the stock size 265/70/16, I intend on going to a 265/75/16 next time.

As for the rake I believe it is mostly due to the fact that my driveway is sloping down, it looks far less pronounced on flat ground. I would say it sits about level on flat ground with perhaps a slight rake, but better than before when the front actually looked higher than the rear.
 
I am running stock 265/70/16. As for the rake, my front came out much higher than the rear. I was hoping the rear would be higher as I haul a bunch of gear often.

I have more pics and close ups if you would like.
 
thanks both of you

thanks for tire size reference

I am looking to solve rubbing issues on front wheelwells of my 99 running the 265/75/16 size. I may not have the "tall 99" springs, so evaluating the options.

Appreciate the replies sirs
 
I wont have the lift installed until next week, but I'll let you know how it feels with my street monroes. I just wanted the cheapest gas shocks I could find. Hopefully the install goes smoothly, thankfully I have an auto hobby shop on base with a lift and every tool in the world. :) I can't wait till those stupid noises from the rear suspension go away.
 
rub on the factory mud flaps-front only

RonMAIDEN said:
Ron,what part of the wheel well is the tire rubbing on?? Is it just minor?

Snags the mudflaps up front pretty regularly when trying to make 90 degree turns-parking lots are an adventure. We have discussed before-I am guessing I do not have the taller 99 springs on mine.
 

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