Leveling/Lift advice

[ECLIPSE21]

I recently purchased a 2014 T4R SR5 and I want to level it, or lift it 1"/2". Can anyone recommend something that accomplishes this and doesn't change the ride?

Thanks in advance and let the build begin.....

 

[Dexter Morgan]

I recently purchased a 2014 T4R SR5 and I want to level it, or lift it 1"/2". Can anyone recommend something that accomplishes this and doesn't change the ride?

Thanks in advance and let the build begin.....

Because there aren't 5,000,000 lift threads, and lifting a 4runner isn't popular, you should just lower the back to match the front. Loads of people here do it.

 

[3wbdriver]

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/165065-5th-gen-4runner-lift-buyers-guide.html

 

[Pkniland]

I recently purchased a 2014 T4R SR5 and I want to level it, or lift it 1"/2". Can anyone recommend something that accomplishes this and doesn't change the ride?

Thanks in advance and let the build begin.....

Since you obviously just signed up, and probably don't know the power of the search function, I going to try to be a little more helpful then DEX.

Most suspension lifts will lift the vehicle anywhere from 1-3 inches in the front and about the same in the rear. If you just want to level the front without changing the ride that much you might want to look at spacer lifts. If you search function there is a plethora of information days of good. Looking at build threads is also a good way to see what others have done. Welcome and enjoy the truck

 

[ECLIPSE21]

Because there aren't 5,000,000 lift threads, and lifting a 4runner isn't popular, you should just lower the back to match the front. Loads of people here do it.

There's always one in the room. I love it.

 

[ECLIPSE21]

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/165065-5th-gen-4runner-lift-buyers-guide.html

Thank you, that's great info.

 

[ECLIPSE21]

Since you obviously just signed up, and probably don't know the power of the search function, I going to try to be a little more helpful then DEX.

Most suspension lifts will lift the vehicle anywhere from 1-3 inches in the front and about the same in the rear. If you just want to level the front without changing the ride that much you might want to look at spacer lifts. If you search function there is a plethora of information days of good. Looking at build threads is also a good way to see what others have done. Welcome and enjoy the truck

Thanks for the response.

 

[Jabberjaw]

Sorry, but if it weren't for posting ...to include the wonderfully, snarky, yet predictable "search" comments ...what would some people be able to post.

Start at post 80 ..

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-g...ther-poster%92s-ideas-since-mid-2010-a-2.html

 

[ECLIPSE21]

Sorry, but if it weren't for posting ...to include the wonderfully, snarky, yet predictable "search" comments ...what would some people be able to post.

Start at post 80 ..

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-g...ther-poster%92s-ideas-since-mid-2010-a-2.html

Thank you, that's very helpful.....