Awesome Experience!

[T4RVA]

I had been looking to lift my T4R and have been researching on this forum for the past month. I finally decided on the Cornfed 3/2 spacer lift from Burtman Industry. Jason answered all my phone calls and questions. Great guy!

I purchased the lift, received shipment, and was ready to get it installed by a local 4x4 shop... The shop totally dissed the product and try to sell me another lift. I got annoyed and called Jason for a referral. Jason got the lift designer/manufacturer to come to my house to install the lift. He came yesterday and installed it. Wow, what a service!

I drove all morning and love the look and the ride! Cornfed all the way!!!

 

[96Blacklimited]

I had been looking to lift my T4R and have been researching on this forum for the past month. I finally decided on the Cornfed 3/2 spacer lift from Burtman Industry. Jason answered all my phone calls and questions. Great guy!

I purchased the lift, received shipment, and was ready to get it installed by a local 4x4 shop... The shop totally dissed the product and try to sell me another lift. I got annoyed and called Jason for a referral. Jason got the lift designer/manufacturer to come to my house to install the lift. He came yesterday and installed it. Wow, what a service!

I drove all morning and love the look and the ride! Cornfed all the way!!!

WOW sounds like the kinna company i or most people wanna do business with. Hey you should give me his contact information. I have 3rd gen runner i wanna get lift for and in limbo about how to get started.

 

[Axis]

Sweet! Did you leave the stock tires on? I'd love to see some pics as I'm considering a lift but will stay with my stock tires as they are brand new and came with the vehicle. What made you choose cornfed over daystar?

 

[martini]

I'd also love to see some pictures. I'm wondering if the daystar spacers (topout only) ride softer than the cornfed just because the daystar spacers aren't metal like the cornfed. While it's unlikely you've had both, my one question is how does the rear feel? Is it stiffer than before?

 

[T4RVA]

WOW sounds like the kinna company i or most people wanna do business with. Hey you should give me his contact information. I have 3rd gen runner i wanna get lift for and in limbo about how to get started.

You should contact Jason at Burton Industry. He is also a member on this forum.

 

[T4RVA]

Sweet! Did you leave the stock tires on? I'd love to see some pics as I'm considering a lift but will stay with my stock tires as they are brand new and came with the vehicle. What made you choose cornfed over daystar?

Yeah, my stock tires still have pretty good amount of tread left, so I left them on. I'll be getting larger tires when they are due... Oh, I also installed Spidertrax wheel spacers for a wider stance.

I picked Cornfed over Daystar for a little more lift, 3/2 instead of 2.5/1.5, and the front lift being a preload and top out spacer; is that right? I'm not too versed in lift jargon...

 

[T4RVA]

I'd also love to see some pictures. I'm wondering if the daystar spacers (topout only) ride softer than the cornfed just because the daystar spacers aren't metal like the cornfed. While it's unlikely you've had both, my one question is how does the rear feel? Is it stiffer than before?

I'll take some pics tomorrow and post. The ride is the same as before... The rear feels the same, too, but when going over bumps or potholes, little stiffer.

 

[Co.Ag.2005]

I'll take some pics tomorrow and post...

bump... i'm interested to see pics of your lift with stock tires and spidertrax.

I have relatively new tires and can't justify the purchase of new ones yet. However, I'm itching to put on my spacer lift and wheel spacers and would like to get that taken care of before I purchase tires in the next year or so. Thanks!

 

[08Urban4R]

I too am going to go with that exact setup. I only have about 18,000 on my 2008 and therefore don't need new tires any time soon. It would be awesome if you could post pics to see what it would look like.