Decisions....Decisions....

Should I lift????

  • Toytec 3" Lift plus Toytec 1" body lift and 33x12.50s

    Votes: 4 66.7%
  • 3" Lift and leave stock tires.

    Votes: 2 33.3%

  • Total voters
    6
  • Poll closed .

JLRSR5

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So i've had my 99' 4-runner for a few years and i'm debating on weather to lift it or not. It's my daily driver and i've been debating on lifting it for quite a while now, if i were to lift it i'd put a Toytec 3in. lift with a possible 1 inch body lift. And i would put 33x12.50's on it. Should I keep her how she is and just lift her 3-inches and keep the stock tires or go all the way with the lift and the 33's??? Let me know what you think, thanks!! I've attached some pics below there not the best but it might help.
 

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if you put 12.5 wide you will have bad rubbing problems 285/75 is a 33 inch buy 11.5 wide those fit but i have them and have rubbing problems on the rear
 
If you go with a 3" lift you have to change your tires. :D

Not really, but it would look much better. Might as well get some new rims too.
 
Okay thanks guys for the input!! I've decided to get the tires and new rims along with the lift.
 
Rims prob. Mickey Thompson Classic II's 15x10's and for tires I think i've decided on the 33X12.50 Pro Comp Xtreme All Terrains.
 
I just did a 2.5" Daystar on my 2002 Limited. I will be putting BFG 285/75R/16's all terrain on with 16x8 chrome rims. I recommend the lift as it adds height and ground clearance, makes you feel like you are sitting up higher. I would also recommend going to the taller tire as well, but make sure you have ample room on turns so stay away from too wide of tires. Good luck.
 

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