Few more pics next to a stock Runner
.85 front, Bilstein rear with no other mods. Stock size 265 Falken Wildpeak AT3W tires
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I'm sure the .85 community has seen this on some other thread, but anyways here is my .85 with 265 KO2s ....The KO2s help fill the well nicely ...add about 6 lbs per tire compared to Dunflop. In general the ride is stiffer, but also handles better
Wolfman’s Brother;3417947 said:Just installed 5100s up front and 5160s in the rear with the front set at .85 and no rear lift. I can happily report that the thread consensus is accurate. This is the correct OEM+ leveling setup for the 5th gen 4Runner and all other answers are wrong.
It sits perfectly level, and looks exactly how they should have spec’d them from the factory. I’ll post Before/After pics tomorrow in the daylight.
Do you have to install spacer for leveling, just purchased a new 2020 Off Road Premium and going to of install 5100 all around setting front to .85 rear stock springs, I had a 2013 Tacoma with a 2.5 lift and installed driver side spacer to level out the front.
Just installed 5100s up front and 5160s in the rear with the front set at .85 and no rear lift. I can happily report that the thread consensus is accurate. This is the correct OEM+ leveling setup for the 5th gen 4Runner and all other answers are wrong.
It sits perfectly level, and looks exactly how they should have spec’d them from the factory. I’ll post Before/After pics tomorrow in the daylight.
Here are two quick ones from my iPhone this morning. Tires are stock size. K02s and BD Squadron fogs are next.
Re: The driver side lean being discussed, I’m going to go park it on level ground and take some measurements but the way it’s parked in the photos, it’s noticeable. I’ll give it some time and decide on adding a spacer to compensate.
What made you go with the 5160s on the rear instead of the 5100s?
I went in another direction when I installed my Bilstein 5100. I installed front Bilstein 5100 Shocks with clip on 2nd notch from the bottom (0.85"). I also installed spacers on both side with the Bilstein Shocks. Added a 3/8" Spacer on the LF with new strut bolts and 1/4" spacer on the RF with new strut bolts. This will eliminate the typical lean. I got 1.75" lift on the LF and 1.50" lift on the RF.
These are the measurements before and after on 12-2-2019.
These are the measurement before and first photo:
LF -29.00 and RF -29.25
LR -31.25 and RR -31.25
These are the measurement after and second photo:
LF -30.75 and RF -30.75
LR -31.25 and RR -31.25
Do you have a link, source, or part numbers for the spacers you used?
Thanks.
Wolfman’s Brother;3418697 said:Here are two quick ones from my iPhone this morning. Tires are stock size. K02s and BD Squadron fogs are next.
275 KO2s are on. E load range is no issue at 38psi.
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Love the look but already kinda wish it was a 1.10” setting instead of .85. If I tire of it, I’ll switch to 6112 and add cornfed rear spacers. Maybe a tiny spacer on FL for lean comp.
I guess I should have done a search before installing. I went with OME springs and put the fronts on the highest setting. It rides horribly and bounces under 40 mph, as the shocks clearly have way too much preload on the springs. I ended up having to swap out the rear OME 895e for a set of Icon springs, and still had to add a 1" Cornfed spacer in the rear. I guess I'm going to have to remove the fronts struts and lower them afew notches, as it still sits a 1/2" low in the back. You can see in the last pic the height difference between the stock/OME/Icon rear springs.