christianwitha4th
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So, Ai am planning on putting a 3 inch toytec coilover kit and a 1.5 inch body lift on my rig. Is it possible to put a spacer lift (probably 3/2) on also to get it up to like 7 inches?
I have questions about lifts
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smc23
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take a look at this it should answer your question.. http://www.toyota-4runner.org/4th-gen-t4rs/81633-6inch-lift.html
having fun
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You are persistent, they sent you to the other thread because the question you have has been answered there.
If you visit this thread, it might explain better for you. 4th Gen Suspension Options/FAQ
In there it suggest you DON'T GO OVER A 3" SUSPENTION LIFT. I found out while trying the take a lean out as why. At full wheel drop on a 3 +" suspention lift, if you turn your tires in this position, you will feel and hear your CV joints popping and cracking.
So, go ahead and push it up there and let them turn while rock crawling.
If you visit this thread, it might explain better for you. 4th Gen Suspension Options/FAQ
In there it suggest you DON'T GO OVER A 3" SUSPENTION LIFT. I found out while trying the take a lean out as why. At full wheel drop on a 3 +" suspention lift, if you turn your tires in this position, you will feel and hear your CV joints popping and cracking.
So, go ahead and push it up there and let them turn while rock crawling.
wnelax04sr5
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i know someone running the full ome 3inch with a daystar budget boost stacked on top of his front coilovers and spacers in the rear. it is the most unbelievably uncomfortable ride and will not be a good thing to do, not to mention the loss of travel in the shocks. if you wanted to lift something 6 inches, a 4runner wouldnt be the best vehicle to do it
