Misjudged lift heights

[techno]

Yeah, I'd say an inch. 883 and 884 have identical spring rates, but the 884 is just 0.4" taller. That equates to almost an inch taller at the wheel. Then add a smidgen for your reduced curb weight.

 

[HCWatson997]

Yeah, I'd say an inch. 883 and 884 have identical spring rates, but the 884 is just 0.4" taller. That equates to almost an inch taller at the wheel. Then add a smidgen for your reduced curb weight.

How bad were your alignment numbers? I’m scared for mine:tape2:

 

[techno]

Never saw the numbers, but it aligned with no problems they said.

 

[HCWatson997]

Never saw the numbers, but it aligned with no problems they said.

That’s amazing cause I want to get either wheels with more offset or sliders. I think last thing I’m going to ask you. Any issues with the sway bars hitting coils?

 

[techno]

That’s amazing cause I want to get either wheels with more offset or sliders. I think last thing I’m going to ask you. Any issues with the sway bars hitting coils?

Nope, plenty of clearance. This is a low to mild lift and easily keeps the suspension within it's normal operating limits.
I replaced my rear sway bar end links with 2nd gen 4Runner links which are 1in longer and allow the sway bar to sit without preload at normal ride height.