How much flex?

[Rushingman]

This might be a stupid question, but I've never seen a 4Runner flexing like this.
Can a 4Runner flex like this with the proper setup?

 

[hearno]

A solid front axle 4Runner or IFS 4Runner?

 

[Burnzy]

Not unless you have a solid axle.

 

[BlackWorksInc]

A good long travel IFS might. Mine will flex like that if the passennger tire is about 4~6" lower than the Jeeps. It's a limitation of the IFS (I'm still running a sway bar, so keep that in mind)

 

[KidVermicious]

This might be a stupid question, but I've never seen a 4Runner flexing like this.
Can a 4Runner flex like this with the proper setup?

Not exactly like that, the way IFS flexes is different than the way a solid axle flexes. If you mean can a 4Runner get a tire up that high without lifting somewhere else, no. Maybe with a hot shit long travel setup, but that's a lot of flex even for long travel.

If it makes you feel any better, that Jeep isn't stock either. He's lifted with long arms, those things do amazing things for the Wrangler.

 

[T4RNightHawk]

I mean no as everyone said only solid axles can do that. IFS doesn't look better but sure performs better IMHO. That won't stop me from trying though. I'm taking pics this weekend and can get you some flexing ones or at least some attempts.

 

[Inv4drZm]

I've never seen a 4Runner flexing like this.

That's because a jeep is better than a 4Runner...


LOL, solid axles have their disadvantages too. Not as good as ride onroad or high-speed offroad comes to mind.