lift questions

[wanta4runner]

I just put 265/75/16 duratracs on my 2000 4Runner. I read on here they won't rub but the front tires rub on the back of the fender at about 3/4 turn :ybrick:. It is still factory suspension and has about 137k miles so it's time to redo the suspension. I would like to do a lift if I'm going to put any $ into it since that is the direction i want the Runner to go. My question is what would be a good one to put on? I have an ARB bumper so there is a little more weight in the front, but with 265/75 tires I'm not sure about going 3" lift like I want since the tires would look too small. I was looking at the toytech ultimate and I like how they have the option from 0"-3" lift, or the Old Man Emu. what would my fellow 4Runner advocates suggest and is there any lifts I'm overlooking. Money wise the toytech is at the top end of my budget and probably a little to expensive but I can go without beer and luxuries for a while. Thanks in advance for the help.

 

[tre9er]

I just put 265/75/16 duratracs on my 2000 4Runner. I read on here they won't rub but the front tires rub on the back of the fender at about 3/4 turn :ybrick:. It is still factory suspension and has about 137k miles so it's time to redo the suspension. I would like to do a lift if I'm going to put any $ into it since that is the direction i want the Runner to go. My question is what would be a good one to put on? I have an ARB bumper so there is a little more weight in the front, but with 265/75 tires I'm not sure about going 3" lift like I want since the tires would look too small. I was looking at the toytech ultimate and I like how they have the option from 0"-3" lift, or the Old Man Emu. what would my fellow 4Runner advocates suggest and is there any lifts I'm overlooking. Money wise the toytech is at the top end of my budget and probably a little to expensive but I can go without beer and luxuries for a while. Thanks in advance for the help.

Toytec coilovers up front for sure, if you can afford them. They give you adjustability as you go. The rear is a lot more subjective. Get a good shock for sure, first. If you're not going the full 3", consider a bilstein 5100 perhaps. Some say the OME springs are harsh, but LC or Superflex would be 3"+ of lift, so you might have to do OME 890's.