Body lift info

[Spish]

I'm running the toytec ultimate with 285's on Tundra rims and Spidertrax spacers, I'm rubbing at full tuck and was going to go with a 1" body lift. Also, who has any pics of sliders on with body lift? Who has done it? What kit did you use? What tips can you give? Anyone running a similar setup with pics?

 

[YotaZach85]

I dont have any pics but I'm running a 1" 4Crawler body lift and its perfect, the only thing that doesnt look good about it is the gap between the rear hitch and the bumper. I put my sliders on before the body lift but I planned ahead for the BL so I tucked them as close as I could to the pinch weld and now they look like they're supposed to.

 

[brian2sun]

I also have the 4crawler 1". I put my sliders after the body lift go I could tuck them up as high as possible. Here's some pics..

 

[JWaldz]

I'm running the toytec ultimate with 285's on Tundra rims and Spidertrax spacers, I'm rubbing at full tuck and was going to go with a 1" body lift. Also, who has any pics of sliders on with body lift? Who has done it? What kit did you use? What tips can you give? Anyone running a similar setup with pics?

I don't have a 1" but I do have a 2" and think I can be helpful here.

1) What kit did you use? 4Crawler (Roger Brown) Site is a little confusing and I dunno what year yours is so here you go>>

1996 Click

1997-2000 Click

2001-2002 Click

2) What tips can you give? Honestly, try to put your body lift on first if you can. Sliders make it a good little task to get around when trying to find a spot to lift the body as well as getting the pucks in. If you have sliders already it might just be easier to cut them off then get them re-welded back on. As far as the body lift itself, make sure you loosen the steering shaft linkage. You should be fine with battery cables and other stuff little stuff since your only doing a 1". You will need a front bumper bracket when ordering unless you have an aftermarket bumper.

Here's a pic of my 2" with sliders put on after