Anyone running Toytec 3in Lift W/ Spacer?

[iAlex684]

I want to see anyone running Toytec's 3in lift W/ Spacer and rear toytec coils. I'm planing on getting a lift kit for my 4Runner but just debating on either getting a rough country or a toytec lift

 

[bhest]

I want to see anyone running Toytec's 3in lift W/ Spacer and rear toytec coils. I'm planing on getting a lift kit for my 4Runner but just debating on either getting a rough country or a toytec lift

I too have wondered about this, from what I have read on here most people don't like the rough country because they say it rides rough. All my family and friends have RC on there jeeps and love them.

 

[WRENCHHEAD]

i don't know if my info will help but, i run a toytec boss kit which comes with the toytec rear coils. i installed a daystar 1.5? spacer on the driver side to correct the "infamous" driver side lean. it lifted up the driver side almost an inch and about another 1/4in on the passenger side if i remember correctly, and now sits level side to side.

 

[iAlex684]

I too have wondered about this, from what I have read on here most people don't like the rough country because they say it rides rough. All my family and friends have RC on there jeeps and love them.

Yeah a lot of 4Runner people say Rough Country is crap and just save up and get a Toytec. But a lot of stores around me that does lift kits and stuff have rough country in stock and use them on plenty of vehicle. If I get a rough country its just basically a strut spacer up front and rear springs and shock. If I get a toytec it would be a hundred more for the same thing (spacers for front and springs for rear.)

 

[NeelyJess]

toytec BOSS 3" with 3/4' topout spacers and superflex HD rear coils

 

[wadle5]

Yeah a lot of 4Runner people say Rough Country is crap and just save up and get a Toytec. But a lot of stores around me that does lift kits and stuff have rough country in stock and use them on plenty of vehicle. If I get a rough country its just basically a strut spacer up front and rear springs and shock. If I get a toytec it would be a hundred more for the same thing (spacers for front and springs for rear.)

Another option that I believe to be above RC and comparable to Toytec would be an Old Man Emu setup. Just something else to consider and save some coin in the process.
I just run a standard toytec supension setup with adj. front-coilover setup no spacers, and have toytec rear stiffened springs on Icon shocks.

 

[Drunner97]

I'd swing for the MT rear springs before the Toytec ones. Only a few bucks more and I didn't need the spacer to correct the driver lean.