Lift questions

[Bud4me0007]

So last weekend I installed my lift, as you can see the rear is taller then the front. I measure the front. For the center of the rim to the top of the fender well is about 2 to 2 and a half inches. I forgot to measure the rear but it's at 23 or 24 I forget. My question is what is the stock height front and back. Before I forget the when on the ToyTec site an realize that the front I bought are two and a half inches tall not 3 in inches. One more thing do l need the SS extended brake lines. Thank..

Front
shock 5100's D558
Coil OME 881

Rear
Shock bilstein 5100
Coil OME 890

 

[Dezert4Runner]

So last weekend I installed my lift, as you can see the rear is taller then the front. I measure the front. For the center of the rim to the top of the fender well is about 2 to 2 and a half inches. I forgot to measure the rear but it's at 23 or 24 I forget. My question is what is the stock height front and back. Before I forget the when on the ToyTec site an realize that the front I bought are two and a half inches tall not 3 in inches. One more thing do l need the SS extended brake lines. Thank..

Front
shock 5100's D558
Coil OME 881

Rear
Shock bilstein 5100
Coil OME 890

General consensus is 20” hub to fender stock all around. My 890’s measure exactly 23” with the cone bumps, so I’m sure that’s where you’re at in back too. I have no idea which clip you need to be on for those 881’s to level the front out. No extended brake lines needed unless you’ve removed the rear sway bar. It limits flex in back of it’s still installed.

 

[Friday88]

you may need to use a 1/2" spacer on top of the struts.

 

[Bud4me0007]

Thanks guys

 

[Road Bull]

Nice lift. The 2001 and 2002 years were the lowest of the 3rd gens. I had the same rear lift. It will settle a bit in a few months. you could wait a couple months and see if it settles a little bit before making any changes if that's what you're interested in. Or as others have mentioned you could always add top spacers to the front to lift the front a bit. I like the raked look and will be dropping my front down about an inch the next time I need an alignment. I am too close to level for my tastes.

 

[Bud4me0007]

Nice lift. The 2001 and 2002 years were the lowest of the 3rd gens. I had the same rear lift. It will settle a bit in a few months. you could wait a couple months and see if it settles a little bit before making any changes if that's what you're interested in. Or as others have mentioned you could always add top spacers to the front to lift the front a bit. I like the raked look and will be dropping my front down about an inch the next time I need an alignment. I am too close to level for my tastes.

Don't know if I like the rake look to much. I'll leave it for now, might change it later. Thanks..

 

[Road Bull]

Don't know if I like the rake look to much. I'll leave it for now, might change it later. Thanks..

I know it looks pretty extreme with brand new springs and smaller tires, but the back will settle a bit. This is what mine looked like with 265/75/16's and no rear bumper.

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/196568-road-bulls-2002-sr-5-timeline-9.html#post2611532

 

[Bud4me0007]

I know it looks pretty extreme with brand new springs and smaller tires, but the back will settle a bit. This is what mine looked like with 265/75/16's and no rear bumper.

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/196568-road-bulls-2002-sr-5-timeline-9.html#post2611532

I like the back the way it is. Just wish the front was taller. might get some spacers or new shocks, will see. If the back levels out I might keep them. Will see.