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Byrd_Evan

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I'm looking to lift my 2004 4runner. It's is a SR5 4x4 and I want to give it a nice squat and be able to fit 35s. I don't want the tires to stick out a lot but I need some information about prices and looks.
 
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Byrd_Evan said:
I'm looking to lift my 2004 4runner. It's is a SR5 4x4 and I want to give it a nice squat and be able to fit 35s. I don't want the tires to stick out a lot but I need some information about prices and looks.
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Read the stickied thread at the top of the 4th gen section. It should have all you need. I know a few members have run 35s, but with some difficulty.
 
Byrd_Evan said:
I appreciate the help but I'm still left with a lot of questions unanswered. Not sure what to do at all.
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There is no way you could have read even the first page of that thread in 10 minutes, let alone gotten the info you need.
Instead of asking complete strangers to read your mind and answer the exact questions you think you have, take the time to read the thread and find the answers yourself.
You can pay some to install your lift once you decide on one. But you can't pay someone to think for you or decide on the lift for you...
 
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I see the op only has 3 post. Probably real young and impatient. Let him just buy the tires and figure it out himself.
 
Like I said I want 35s, the information didnt say anything about 35's. I came on here to ask for help so there was no need for you to comment.
 
Byrd_Evan said:
Like I said I want 35s, the information didnt say anything about 35's. I came on here to ask for help so there was no need for you to comment.
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There are several entries in the lift sticky about 35's. the 120 forum has OME entries.

35's on this chassis are not cheap and easy. Call AllPro & MetalTech and get their advise, but be ready to open your checkbook.

Several people have pointed you to a sticky with info. You want the info handed to you on a silver platter. It doesn't always work like that around here.
 
Fitting 35s properly is an ambitious project. While this is one of the most helpful and informative communities out there, do some homework and read the information other folks have been kind enough to link you to. Most folks do a lot of homework and search since most topics have been covered before.

When you have more specific questions I'm sure more folks will be sure to chip in.
 
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