Dannywaskie
New member
06 4runner v6
5100 w/ Toytec Springs rear
OME w/ OME Heavy Springs
Total Chaos UCA
Body Mount Chop
Toytec 1" BL
285/75r17 Cooper ST Maxx
lots of trimming, pinch welds hammer'd etc. etc.
I was going this route with my V8 vs the build a strut using Bilsteins etc, How much was your end lift and what did you do for the rear to equal it out. Currently stock with a very worn x-reas. Thanks!
![]()
06 4runner v6
5100 w/ Toytec Springs rear
OME w/ OME Heavy Springs
Total Chaos UCA
Body Mount Chop
Toytec 1" BL
285/75r17 Cooper ST Maxx
lots of trimming, pinch welds hammer'd etc. etc.
![]()
06 4runner v6
5100 w/ Toytec Springs rear
OME w/ OME Heavy Springs
Total Chaos UCA
Body Mount Chop
Toytec 1" BL
285/75r17 Cooper ST Maxx
lots of trimming, pinch welds hammer'd etc. etc.
Too bad the gap is so large between the arb and the fenders.
What roof box is that? Any issues with the rearward mounts?
Who makes those sliders? Are they bolt on or weld?
Hey guys! I'm a new member to the forum but I've been reading and learning from y'all for a long time now. I've been a lover of the outdoors my whole life, so offroading has always been a part of me, and I've been a Toyota fan for as long as I can remember. Last year my dad passed the family 4runner down to me and I need your help to figure out the best lift options.
It's a 2004 V8 Sport Edition
In about 2011 my dad replaced the shocks all around with Bilstein 5100's but kept the stock springs and he "thinks" he got about 2in of lift all around.
Now the springs seem to be sagging, and I need help deciding what springs to replace them with to get the maximum lift which to my understanding is 3in on the 5100s. Also, is it possible to use spacers on top of this set-up to get more lift, or are the only other options for more lift to either add a body lift or to get a custom lift (aside from the rough country 6in fj lift option)?
I'd like to fit 33's on some wheels that put the tire more flush with the fender. So any opinions on the best wheels for my rig would be awesome as well
Too bad the gap is so large between the arb and the fenders.
What roof box is that? Any issues with the rearward mounts?
If you wheel it you will want at the least 3/4" gap on the bumper to fender, IMO, you would be surprised how much these things flex the body mounts.
I kept hitting at 3/8", then added 1/2" BL and no more bumper taps to the fender.
I know that. I have an ARB with 3/4” gap.
That 3/4” gap is exacerbated by the body lift. It becomes a near 2” wide seam.
TexanAA said:Hey guys, long time lurker here. I just put on 3/2 cornfed and 285/70 toyo at2s :banana:
Btw why is my picture sideways?
Cooper st maxx 255/80/17 on 3” Toytec lift.
![]()
![]()
![]()
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk