Anyone know more about this lift?

[TDArch]

I want to do a build similar to this look (see pics in the link below). Does anyone know anything more about it, like the type of lift it is? Can this look be obtained with the 3" leveling kit from toytec? Love this look.

https://www.chopscreative.com/latestwork/2016/1/21/toyota-4runner-black-rhino-wheels-shoot

 

[toku58]

It appears to be a 3/2 lift. (Yes Toytec or any 3/2 lift will give you this look)

"wheels by Black Rhino, a subsidiary of TSW. It has a 3" lift, 20x10 wheels and 33" tires."

The tires is what make the lift's stance. 305/55R20 Mickey Thompson MTZ's, on 20x10" wheels

Remember that when you go 3" lift you'll need a good set of UCA's.

Good Luck!

Oh? Forgot?! Whit 10" wide rims and 305" tires you'll more than likely need to do the BMC and possible front bumper cutting.





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[GearJunkie88]

It appears to be a 3/2 lift. (Yes Toytec or any 3/2 lift will give you this look)

"wheels by Black Rhino, a subsidiary of TSW. It has a 3" lift, 20x10 wheels and 33" tires."

The tires is what make the lift's stance. 305/55R20 Mickey Thompson MTZ's, on 20x10" wheels

Remember that when you go 3" lift you'll need a good set of UCA's.

Good Luck!

Oh? Forgot?! Whit 10" wide rims and 305" tires you'll more than likely need to do the BMC and possible front bumper cutting.
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My truck has a similar "stance", but with different wheels. Fuel Recoil rims with Toyo Open Country AT 295/55/R20 tires. I don't know all the technical details of the lift except that it's 3" and 4wheel parts in San Antonio did the work as part of some deal with Red McCombs Toyota and Dealer Services International. Nothing rubs. I'm pretty sure there was no fender or bumper cutting. If they did any trimming of the plastic in the wheel well, I certainly can't tell. I've seen at least 4 similar 4Runners in town with the same lift and wheels. You could probably call my local 4wheel parts to find out exactly what they are doing. It appears they have the process figured out.

Here's a link that might be helpful: TOYOTA 4RUNNER

 

[TDArch]

It appears to be a 3/2 lift. (Yes Toytec or any 3/2 lift will give you this look)

"wheels by Black Rhino, a subsidiary of TSW. It has a 3" lift, 20x10 wheels and 33" tires."

The tires is what make the lift's stance. 305/55R20 Mickey Thompson MTZ's, on 20x10" wheels

Remember that when you go 3" lift you'll need a good set of UCA's.

Good Luck!

Oh? Forgot?! Whit 10" wide rims and 305" tires you'll more than likely need to do the BMC and possible front bumper cutting.





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Thank you. thats a big help!

My truck has a similar "stance", but with different wheels. Fuel Recoil rims with Toyo Open Country AT 295/55/R20 tires. I don't know all the technical details of the lift except that it's 3" and 4wheel parts in San Antonio did the work as part of some deal with Red McCombs Toyota and Dealer Services International. Nothing rubs. I'm pretty sure there was no fender or bumper cutting. If they did any trimming of the plastic in the wheel well, I certainly can't tell. I've seen at least 4 similar 4Runners in town with the same lift and wheels. You could probably call my local 4wheel parts to find out exactly what they are doing. It appears they have the process figured out.

Here's a link that might be helpful: TOYOTA 4RUNNER

Thanks for the info. I took a look at the site, I didnt see any pics of a limited, and want to keep the xreas.

 

[TDArch]

I didn't realize that you need to change the upper control arms when you install 3" spacers. After doing a quick search of UCA's they are pretty steep in price.

Do you think if I stuck with a smaller spacer and the 9" wide rim rather than 10" that it would still look similar? The reason I ask is because these rims have a +12 offset. Will that make them look too pushed in?