I love it! No more nose dive and the height increase is fantastic. I used the 4runner as a spring compressor method and had zero issues. Truck drives straight but I'm still going to get an alignment.
Yes, I have KDSS so the rear resi mount is going to need some work. I ended up replacing the M8 hardware for 1/4-20 hardware. You will need to drill the hole on the frame in between 3/8-7/16 to get the jack nut to fit. Also, I recommend taking the KDSS end links off the front with the truck on the ground. Tie the bar up high. When you go to put it back together start on the passenger side and jack the passenger side LCA up to meet the KDSS end link. Then move to driver side.
1/4-20 jack nut short
1/4-20x1" stainless steel screw
washer/locking washer
This is where I drilled and painted the hole. The jack nut went in with a little tap with a hammer.
All together now!
Front went in with no issues other than the driver side, you need to be careful of the KDSS hose near the spring.
Passenger side was no problem
All done!
Now my measurements are from the ground to the fender, if you want from center of hub to fender than just subtract 15" (distance from center of hub to the ground with my 265 terra grapplers)
These measurements are as rough as can be, but they still show an increase.
Before
RF little less than 34 1/2"
RR little more than 36 1/2"
LF little less than 34"
LR little more than 36 1/2"
After
LF 36 1/3"
LR little more than 37"
RR little more than 36"
RF 35 1/4"
Going to take more measurements as I drive the truck to see if it settles.
I left the shocks as they came from Toyota, driver side on top setting and passenger side on bottom setting. Kinda wished I moved the passenger side to the top but I can always do that on down the road.