AssBurns
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2003-UP Toyota 4Runner V.S. 2.5 Series RR Rear Shocks w/CDCV (0-3" Lift) | 57810CP
I believe if you have more then 3" of lift in back. You need 03 4Runner rear shocks or fj cruisers. That's what 5100 Bilstein are.
Biggest concern on mounting outside. Is tire clearance. We are talking about 2.5 shocks.
Ask Icon what the specs are on that shock. Extended length and compressed length. That'll give you the shock travel. If it's less than 10" I would go a different route. You can get way more travel by keeping them inboard at that point.
Check out this build- http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/182344-hiluxsurfguys-99-slow-hilux-surf-build.html He has custom shocks at the stock mounts and has a whole lot of travel. I didn't go that route because I wanted a more linear shock cycle throughout travel. The more angled your shocks are the more dampening you lose. That's the only reason I went outboard. If you are wanting 10+ inches of travel you'll need to make sacrifices somewhere. I sacrificed my frame.
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