Couple Pics......OME 861 with 35's

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looks better now i just hope them springs settle a little to even out that rake
 
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That is one of the tallest 4Runners I've seen. Looks good. Will look even better if those springs settle in the back.
 
Looks great.
Will you do me a favor? Can you give me two measurements? Center of the hubs (front & rear) to the wheel well lip.

What shocks are you using?
How much droop do you get from ride height?
 
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Thanks guys.......I agree the rear coils are a little tall. Guess I need a nice heavy rear bumper now. :banana: Too bad I don't have the cash for it nor will the woman go for it.
 
Wow, that certainly does look cool. How are your CV's?

I guess if you don't wheel it, it'll probably work just fine.
 
I posted this pic in my other thread about the strange vibration its having but here is the cv angle
 

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Yikes. You'd eat those up in 10 seconds if you were wheeling! lol

I guess you just have to find out how long they'll last the good old fashioned way: by driving until they go bad. :D
 
To me, 861 shocks beg the question: why? That seems like too much lift to benefit from. Not knocking this setup or anything, it just seems a bit over the top. I wonder what it's like loading/unloading things from the rear hatch. And like it's already been pointed out - the stress that this kind of lift puts loads of stress on many other areas around the truck. Did any parts/lines need to be extended/modified to lift the back this high? Do you have a panhard bar any more? I'd like to see what the rear looks like. I mean I guess you can maybe back over a Civic pretty easily lol.
 

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