Best Leveling Kit

Best Leveling Kit

  • Ready Lift

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Cornfed

    Votes: 6 20.0%
  • Day Star

    Votes: 12 40.0%
  • Toytec

    Votes: 8 26.7%
  • Revtec

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Truxx

    Votes: 1 3.3%
  • Other

    Votes: 3 10.0%

  • Total voters
    30
  • Poll closed .

Ricky Booby

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I am going to install a leveling kit on my wives 07 4-runner V-6 4X4 SR5. Not planning on doing much off road, just would like to improve the stance with 32's. What would be the best/easiest way to go?

Ready Lift
Cornfed
DayStar
Toytec
Revtec
Truxx
Other
 
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I voted cornfed, its all I know, and I like it. Toytec and Day star are also very popular around this board.
 
Subscribed. I've having the same dilemma. I've been debating between:

Daystar 1" (not quite level)
Daystar 2.5" (exactly level)
Procomp 2.5"
 
I had a cornfed 3/1 w/ FJ springs and thought that was a great combo. There are pics in my build thread that compare that to a 2/1, as well as my current set-up.
 
I had a cornfed 3/1 w/ FJ springs and thought that was a great combo. There are pics in my build thread that compare that to a 2/1, as well as my current set-up.

Blair,
For as much as you've been pimping that lift I can't believe it hasn't sold. Your rig looked great with it and IIRC you said it rode and drove pretty well. It's not as good as your current setup but for the money it was pretty good stuff and a huge improvement over stock.

If I wasn't setup the way I want I'd buy it.


:cheers:
 
Blair,
For as much as you've been pimping that lift I can't believe it hasn't sold. Your rig looked great with it and IIRC you said it rode and drove pretty well. It's not as good as your current setup but for the money it was pretty good stuff and a huge improvement over stock.

If I wasn't setup the way I want I'd buy it.


:cheers:

Yeah it definitely did a great job both on and off road, clearly not on par with my Fox, but considering my current setup cost more by about a factor of 10, that is expected. :lmao: I really should get my act together and try to sell it a little more, I also have a set of Bilstein 5100's to sell as well.

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it depends if you are only doing the front & leaving the rear alone. if its frt. only, 2.5 may make it appear nose high , (when looking at the running boards) unless you plan to remove them. now 2.5 will look good ( again looking at the RB) if ya also do a 1in. rear lift. other wise, 1 & 1/2 - 2 at most for frt only. so id say, CF for 1-1&1/2 for frt only, DS for 2.5 ft & 1 r, & toytec for 3/2 ultimate.
 
Yeah it definitely did a great job both on and off road, clearly not on par with my Fox, but considering my current setup cost more by about a factor of 10, that is expected. :lmao: I really should get my act together and try to sell it a little more, I also have a set of Bilstein 5100's to sell as well.

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What all do you have for sale?
 
i believe daystar is the easiest because it mounts on top of the coil over rather then having to compress the spring to fit one in. someone correct me if im wrong
 

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