Nice, now the fun part starts when you go too install. Good luck on the rear shock! You will be fine.
I would also look into an extended rear brake line. My new 7 wraps at full flex can fully stretch the line, if your 8 wraps have more lift than mine than you may be asking for trouble.
4Runner Braided Stainless Rear Brake Line $35.00 & $5.20 USPS - $40.20 : Sonoran Steel, Sonoran Steel Custom Metal Fabrication L.L.C. Custom Toyota Truck Parts
Also raising the mounting point of the rear sway bar will allow full flex while still being installed. (Steve at Sonoran steel has custom ones he made)
Another thing to think of is if you fully compress those 8 wraps there is a chance of blowing your pretty new shocks. If you lower the stock bump stop it can help this or you can buy Steves exdended bump stops. They not only save your shocks but they allow for a soft hit on the axle too body. If you think im talking crazy talk you can test it yourself once you lift. Shocks can fully extend but if they over compress they blow out and your shocks will have a spec sheet that will tell you how much they can compress. I have tested it and Steve has tested it over and over and if you get crazy on the trail you can almost guarantee a blown rear shock.
Super Soft Rear Bump Stops (1996 to 2002) $150.00 & $10.95 USPS - $160.95 : Sonoran Steel, Sonoran Steel Custom Metal Fabrication L.L.C. Custom Toyota Truck Parts
I built my own lift kit but bought the bump stops, brake line and rear sway bar brackets from Steve to complete my kit. Steve knows his stuff and if you talk to him he will give you some good info.
