Best complete lift for desert running?

Same lift I'm running love it.
think I'm into it about $963.00 using Wheelers-offroad.com and 1sttoyotaparts.com for Toyota OEM parts. tundra Coils were 171.00 each from 1sttoyota and about 600 for the bilsteins and 906.

This build definitely looks like the one for me so far, I'll make sure to take it easy in the desert with it still tho.
 
Yea, definitely be prepared to spend $$$$.... But if you are patient and look around hard. You could find barley used parts or on sale. Front UCA can be different brand. I currently have Built Right UCA uniball. No complaints. Just put them through NJ winter and still mint. And they are just as good as camburg or total chaos to me. Except the heim UCA from total chaos. That is rad!!

But you got good brands to choose. Fox, icon, king, swayaway, radflo,Shock Tuning/4Wheel Underground
 
Complete OME suspension for 96-02 4Runner

What are your opinions on this kit? I'm shooting for the 2inch lift. 906 coils in the rear and the soft shocks, the front would have the 881 coils since I don't have a winch or a beefy bumper.

It's affordable, great reviews, and seems relatively simple! :party:
Is there anything else I'd need to buy along with the kit? Brake lines etc..

Also, I would love to pour more money into suspension but I really just don't have it, so I'll settle for the decent affordable option for now, maybe upgrade later. :violin:
 
Complete OME suspension for 96-02 4Runner

What are your opinions on this kit? I'm shooting for the 2inch lift. 906 coils in the rear and the soft shocks, the front would have the 881 coils since I don't have a winch or a beefy bumper.

It's affordable, great reviews, and seems relatively simple! :party:
Is there anything else I'd need to buy along with the kit? Brake lines etc..

Also, I would love to pour more money into suspension but I really just don't have it, so I'll settle for the decent affordable option for now, maybe upgrade later. :violin:

One of best bangs for your buck and good quality lift for sure. As far as desert driving fast, most likley not.

Simple and plain, you need $$$$ to be able to hadle fast desert driving. Something safe, and reliable at those speeds. I think a reservoir is a must for those. Save your $ and buy it once and dont regret.
 
One of best bangs for your buck and good quality lift for sure. As far as desert driving fast, most likley not.

Simple and plain, you need $$$$ to be able to hadle fast desert driving. Something safe, and reliable at those speeds. I think a reservoir is a must for those. Save your $ and buy it once and dont regret.

You know what, you might be right. That struck a deep chord in me, I'll save an extra couple thousand for a remote res :D
 

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