Has anyone used this lift?

[M32H32IS]

1985 1998 Toyota IFS Pickup 4Runner 3" Front Leveling Lift Kit Diff Drop 4x4 | eBay

thoughts?

 

[SV_Dude]

A 3" front leveling kit? I didn't know the front end was 3 inches lower than the rear?

Keep in mind you get what you pay for. They don't say anything about their hardware, you would want to use grade 8 at a minimum. Ball joint spacers aren't a bad thing but I would be very wary of a cheap ebay kit. Trimming the upper control arms to fit the bj spacers is normal though.

 

[Wildcat]

Im no yota expert, but i think that is a 1.5" lift. Then you have to crank the torsion bars to get the rest of the 3".

 

[92-SR5]

A 3" front leveling kit? I didn't know the front end was 3 inches lower than the rear?

Keep in mind you get what you pay for. They don't say anything about their hardware, you would want to use grade 8 at a minimum. Ball joint spacers aren't a bad thing but I would be very wary of a cheap ebay kit. Trimming the upper control arms to fit the bj spacers is normal though.

+1 on the grade 8 hardware. You don't want to mess around with something that is not as strong when it comes to shear compatibility and tensile strength, especially when it comes to suspension components.

 

[Hyde802]

Youll need longer u bolts for the rear also.

 

[M32H32IS]

thanks gents. I'll pass!

 

[oldskoolvws]

I've been looking at this kit for a while and I'm getting this kit. Ball joint spacers are old but effective technology. As all have stated, hardware is key. I'll ask him what the kit comes with, but since our trucks are metric, I'll likely replace all with 10.9.

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