Cornfed Lift Kit

[AlexJet]

Re: update

Alexjet,

How is the lift holding up? How is the ride quality after a couple of years of use (daily commute on city and highway, that is). I'm thinking of getting the 2/1 but do not want any long term ride quality sacrifice...just simply a more even line from front bumper to rear. Thanks

Travis

Travis, actually I'm the long way from Cornfed now. I tested their 2/1 kit in the begening, then switched to 3/2. After some use I switched to OME and now I'm all custom.

As of the Cornfed. This is a good mild lift for people who want just to level the vehicle and ocaisionally do some light off-roading. Kit is very solid and I still use parts from it in my current aplication, so I can say it holds very well even under extreme loads.
I wouldn't recommend any spacer kit if you planing on adding bumper/winch combo, because stock coils are not designed for such load. This is why I went with heavy OME after Cornfed. If you do not planing such things and mainly using your truck for city daily driving, then Cornfed is a good quality/price choice.
I'm know owner of Cornfed and he is doing good work.

 

[Jason B]

More options and sizes here:

http://www.burtmanindustries.com/zoomprod.php?id=4run_03_up_liftkit

 

[Jason B]

More options and sizes here:

Burtman Industries

I wanted to update this. The rear spacers in the lift will now give you truck an even more level stance! The driver side left rear is now made aprox .25" thicker than the passenger side rear. This is because all 4th gens sit lower on the pass side rear than the left. The rear spacers will now be labeled for this reason. We now have it down to a science.

 

[AlexJet]

I wanted to update this. The rear spacers in the lift will now give you truck an even more level stance! The driver side left rear is now made aprox .25" thicker than the passenger side rear. This is because all 4th gens sit lower on the pass side rear than the left. The rear spacers will now be labeled for this reason. We now have it down to a science.

Jason,
Can you make 1" spacers for Highlander?

 

[Jason B]

What year? Front or rear?

 

[AlexJet]

What year? Front or rear?

2011 & 2015
Sent you PM.

 

[bobbyavidity]

A little off topic, but I've had the 2/1 CF for about 4 years now and my struts are getting close to needing replacing. During the replacement would it be a good time/pretty easy to swap out the 2/1 with a 3/2? I want to run 33s

 

[Jason B]

I've had the 2/1 CF for about 4 years now and my struts are getting close to needing replacing. During the replacement would it be a good time/pretty easy to swap out the 2/1 with a 3/2? I want to run 33s

Yes, that would really be the best time to do it. The install for replacing the shocks is essentially the same as the lift kit install. Kill two birds with one stone. Please email me a pic of the front installed setup so I can see if we can add to what you have...