Front lift measurements (no flares)

[cj80cruiser]

I have found several threads with the measurements I'm looking for but everyone I've seen are from sr5, limited,or sport models. Does anyone have center of wheel to fender measurements on a flareless 4runner?

I don't think I got more than an inch of lift from my ironman front springs and 5100 tundras set on the bottom perch.

 

[fenrisx]

Unfortunately, that could be about right. The few pics I've seen of the complete Iron Man the front was pretty low,and the back a little tall. I think the person didn't get the 2in front they were expecting. Sorry I can't find the thread I'm thinking of... currently posting from my phone.

 

[cj80cruiser]

Unfortunately, that could be about right. The few pics I've seen of the complete Iron Man the front was pretty low,and the back a little tall. I think the person didn't get the 2in front they were expecting. Sorry I can't find the thread I'm thinking of... currently posting from my phone.

I remember that the rears were super high but they were rated for something like 660lbs so I went a different direction with the rear since I wouldn't have that much weight to bring the springs down.

If someone has a 3" lift and no flares the wheel center to fender edge measurement would be appreciated for the front just to give me an idea where I need to be. I have adjustable Tundras so I can hopefully get these ironmans to work or I'll be ordering eibachs from toytec if I cant.

 

[cj80cruiser]

My best guess is that I should be just under 23"s for a 3" lift. Anybody know if that's correct?

 

[HiluxSurf SSR-G]

yep, that should be about it because the stock 1999 Highlander was about 21 inches from hub center to bottom of flare. The 1999 Highlander was 1-inch taller than the 1998 which sat at 20 inches.

Please note that the amount of lift is relative to the stock height. If you have a stock 1999 Highlander, then you only get a 2-inch lift. If you have the 2002 low-rider, you'll get a 4" lift.