Cornfed 1" front spacer to level only...

So many threads were helpful when I was trying to figure out my lift, I thought it might help to see another pic with a lift option. This has the 1" front and a custom 0.5" rear Cornfed spacer lift with 275/70/17 Cooper AT3. Easy lift, installed by Mr. Cornfed himself in his Virginia shop. I got to watch him make my custom rear spacers on the spot after I told him my OCD couldn't handle the 0.5 inch rear frame droop,with just the front in place.


love it...I am old school and would welcome a slight lift in the front. I purchased the cornfed spacers and have not installed as of yet and am encouraged by how they not only leveled but gave a slight front lift.
Great looking truck.

Did you need to get an alignment? Did you keep the same stock size tires 265/70/17?
 
Everyone, I’d like to do this in my 19 ORP w/ KDSS but I’m concerned about having a shop do it if they aren’t familiar with the KDSS system. From what I read it doesn’t appear necessary to disconnect the sway bar to get these installed so that would prevent any possible issues. Any feedback from those with KDSS that had a shop install these? Also, anyone recommend a good shop for 4R’s in the Western PA area? Thanks

Not western PA, but West Chester, PA :noidea: . Main Line Overland. Got my suspension set up through them and installed by them at their NH location. Definitely recommend. I don't see why they wouldn't install the spacer.
 
2012 Limited with the .5” (1” lift) leveling spacer. Installation was a breeze and took about 1.5 hours total.

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Just had my 2/1 spacer lift installed. Rides like stock.

Nice look!!!
This is what I am trying to accomplish. When you say you had 2/1 spacer installed was that 2 one inch spacers in the front or 2 inch spacer in the back and 1 inch in the front??
What is the distance from the center of your hub to the fender on both front and rear?
Do you have KDSS on your 4runner?
Thanks John
 
I would also like to add:
Anyone do 1" front spacer on 2020 yet? Wondering if it affects the Toyota safety sense functionality. Can't imagine it would given the system has got to be designed to accommodate a heavy load in the rear....

+1 here i would like to know also
Never mind missed a post
 
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Nice look!!!

This is what I am trying to accomplish. When you say you had 2/1 spacer installed was that 2 one inch spacers in the front or 2 inch spacer in the back and 1 inch in the front??

What is the distance from the center of your hub to the fender on both front and rear?

Do you have KDSS on your 4runner?

Thanks John


It can be somewhat confusing but a physical 1” sized spacer will lift the front 2”. IE, the spacer I installed measured .5” but it lifted the vehicle 1”.


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1" Cornfed spacer on 2019 Limited

Installed the 1" Cornfed yesterday on my 2019 Limited. Install about 1.5 hrs, spacers came with shorter nuts to install. Straight forward, and sits level now. A subtle change but now the rake is gone. Now what direction to take with the stock 20" wheel/tire setup...
 
Anyone looking for cornfed spacers please let me know! I am a dealer, all in stock and ready to ship!
 

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I guess I mis-stated my question. I know the spacers are fine with KDSS, it’s are there problems during the actual install process if the sway bar is disconnected? I read and want to confirm the sway bar does not need disconnected to install the spacers. Because I know if the sway bar is disconnected on a KDSS truck it can be a real pain.
 
I’ve got a set. $25 shipped. New, never used. I got a great deal on an Eibach setup.
 

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9/16" thick

somebody mentioned that these are only 3/8" thick but mine are 9/16" and I haven't installed them yet. I am a little worried that mine are thicker than they are supposed to be and I won't be able to get the nuts on or that Ill be nose high. Anybody else measured theirs before install?
 

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