autumn4Runner
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What do you guys think about buying the bilstein shocks with the Bilstein coils for the front and the superflex coils with the longer charged shocks for the rear?
Lift a 99 2wd?
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autumn4Runner
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This is how she sits now..still stick with 285/70/17 2 m/ts on the back and 2 a/ts on the front
kishanSR5
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Nice runner man! Yea go for a 3" lift. Toytec/Eibach coils paired with the tundra bilstein 5100's for the front. And I mean you can go with the superflex coils with the extended shocks in the back however those are meant for people with a heavy rear bumper, spare tire carrier etc. so if you use them you will have a pretty large rake. If you plan on adding a rear plate bumper go for it but what I recommend and what I plan on doing when I get the funds is getting the 00-06 Tundra Bilstein 5100 F+R Shock pair, and then Toytec/Eibach Coils for the front and OME 890's out back. You're also going to need new 3/4" shock bushings for the rear tundra shocks because the ones that come with it aren't large enough for our rear shock mount.
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shootmymime
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This is how she sits now..still stick with 285/70/17 2 m/ts on the back and 2 a/ts on the front
Im going to have to kinda disagree. ive got stock rear bumper with a 150 lbs of stuff in the back and it lifted me about 3.5"
i would say if you tow get the super flex. the ride is amazing, flex is like LC springs and the droop is crazy. i absolutely love my superflex and only have subs in the back.
autumn4Runner this about superflex again.
kishanSR5
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Ah well yea if you have a decent amount of stuff in the back like tools, a sub, gear, etc. then yea that would also be a good application of it. How is the ride without towing, just daily driving with all your gear?
DizzyDoyle
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Sounds like a good plan. I have the 5100s with OME 883s up front. As of now I have the OME 890s in the rear but I am going to be changing them out for some LC 7.5 wraps to get back some rake. Check my build there are some pictures of the stance and what not. But if you are keeping the 285s I would suggest the 3" at the very least. Good luck and it is always good to see another lifted 2wd!
