Lift questions for 03 4runner sport

[4genrunner]

I have an 03 4runner sport. The xreas system has been deleted. I'm wondering what lifts you guys recommend doing? I've been looking at the toytec 3" spacer lift, and the 3" front spacer with toytec rear 2.0 coils. Either way I go I will do billstein 5100's in the rear and since I'm doing the toytec spacer in the front ill leave the current coilovers in there until they go bad then upgrade them to billstein as well. My main question is full spacer lift or spacer and coil lift?

 

[Rishi3]

Depends on your budget and offroading frequency

 

[alia176]

I went with the Bilstein 6112s set at 1.5" up front and Icon 2" springs+shocks in the rear. It's a done deal and I don't see myself upgrading this setup anytime in the near future.

Just got back from a week in Death Valley and this setup worked like a charm over the endless washboards!

 

[4genrunner]

I don't really off-road but I want the vehicle to sit higher. Off-road functionality isn't a huge concern if mine. Just would like to keep similar ride quality as I love the way my 4runner rides right now

 

[4genrunner]

Bump

 

[S p a r k y]

I have an 03 4runner sport. The xreas system has been deleted. I'm wondering what lifts you guys recommend doing? I've been looking at the toytec 3" spacer lift, and the 3" front spacer with toytec rear 2.0 coils. Either way I go I will do billstein 5100's in the rear and since I'm doing the toytec spacer in the front ill leave the current coilovers in there until they go bad then upgrade them to billstein as well. My main question is full spacer lift or spacer and coil lift?

You haven't received much info because it really isn't clear what you are asking.

"My main question is full spacer lift or spacer and coil lift?" From the way I read this. Your set on the front, going with a spacer. Now you are trying to decide if you want a spacer in the rear or springs in the rear, is this correct?

Sounds to me you are worried about budget and also want the same ride. If you plan on spacer with front until current wears out. Then just do the same with rear and run spacers. Save some money and get new parts later.