lift just enough to clear 265/75/16 firestone M/T's

[yodapala]

I have a 99 4 runner with the shorter springs, What spring combo should I get?

I want to lift it as little as possible just to get the bigger tires stuffed in there w/o rubbing. (i want to make it less tippy as possible.) And one more thing, there is cargo in the back most of the time, and I tow a boat with lots of tongue weight.

My current shocks are Bilstein HD's

What worked for you 4Runner owners out there?

 

[yodapala]

Bump2top

 

[Gerdo]

lift just enough to clear 265/75/16 firestone M/T's - YotaTech Forums

 

[Dous]

lift just enough to clear 265/75/16 firestone M/T's - YotaTech Forums

Haha

 

[Gerdo]

I wasn't trying to be a jerk. I was more or less bringing the answers over that have already been posted.

I still stand by my replies.

Buy them, mount them, wheel them, enjoy them.

 

[Socco]

I have a 99 4 runner with the shorter springs, What spring combo should I get?

I want to lift it as little as possible just to get the bigger tires stuffed in there w/o rubbing. (i want to make it less tippy as possible.) And one more thing, there is cargo in the back most of the time, and I tow a boat with lots of tongue weight.

My current shocks are Bilstein HD's

What worked for you 4Runner owners out there?

I run 265/75/16s on my '99. Wanna buy my old tall springs??

 

[PitbullRescuer]

To answer your question from Yotatech, I run '99 tall springs with Bilstein HD's, it rides pretty nicely. I drive a lot and have no complaints.

As far as your other comment on Yotatech, lift or no lift, if you take corners like "a madman" in a 4Runner eventually you will flip it. Better chance on the taller tires too. If you want to drive it like a car, but a car before you hurt yourself.