My TRD Pro Lift

[daytonaviolet]

i just ordered the 2/1.5 for the trd pro from jason. i hope to get them in a few days :whoo:

Glad you like it, looks great.



NOPE! None of our kits need UCA's are will fully work with your stock suspension on Sr5, pro, trd offroad, etc.

5th Gen 4Runner Lifts & Leveling kits at Burtman Industries

 

[degalaz76]

I texted Jason from Burtman Industries and communication was on point. Replies were instantaneous and he was able to get me a custom 1/1 spacer kit for my 2019 SR5 with a with the 2018 TRD Pro Suspension. Can't wait ! Thanks again Jason!

 

[daytonaviolet]

I texted Jason from Burtman Industries and communication was on point. Replies were instantaneous and he was able to get me a custom 1/1 spacer kit for my 2019 SR5 with a with the 2018 TRD Pro Suspension. Can't wait ! Thanks again Jason!

What size tires you plan on running ?

 

[Jason B]

I texted Jason from Burtman Industries and communication was on point. Replies were instantaneous and he was able to get me a custom 1/1 spacer kit for my 2019 SR5 with a with the 2018 TRD Pro Suspension. Can't wait ! Thanks again Jason!

Glad to help ya out. Shipped and you'll have in two days to your door in Hawaii!
Remember, can make ANY custom size you want too.

5th Gen 4Runner Lifts & Leveling kits at Burtman Industries

 

[degalaz76]

What size tires you plan on running ?

I have 265/70/17 Ridge Grapplers on now but plan on moving up to 275 or 285.

 

[mstgkillr]

1.5/1 with 275s OR 2/1.5 with 285s

I have a stock 2018 TRD Pro and looking for something to make it stand out from other Pros without sacrificing too much fuel economy or wet weather performance.

I was thinking of either

1.5/1.0 Cornfed spacers and 275/70/17

OR

2/1.5 Cornfed spacers and 285/70/17


I have a few concerns, I do not want to replace the UCAs, Pro wheels, significantly impact ride quality, longevity or safety. Also, I've read the stock Pro wheels are 7" wide and 285/70/17 require 7.5" minimum.

What does Jason typically recommend? Any regrets of going too big, or not big enough?

Any recommendations or advice would be greatly appreciated!

 

[Jason B]

I have a stock 2018 TRD Pro and looking for something to make it stand out from other Pros without sacrificing too much fuel economy or wet weather performance.

I was thinking of either

1.5/1.0 Cornfed spacers and 275/70/17

OR

2/1.5 Cornfed spacers and 285/70/17


I have a few concerns, I do not want to replace the UCAs, Pro wheels, significantly impact ride quality, longevity or safety. Also, I've read the stock Pro wheels are 7" wide and 285/70/17 require 7.5" minimum.

What does Jason typically recommend? Any regrets of going too bid, or not big enough?

Any recommendations or advice would be greatly appreciated!

Hey, you just caught me. I'd do the 2/1.5 on your Pro. No concern for UCA's, nothing extra is needed with this kit, and it's designed to fully work with the stock TRD pro setup. I've sold a ton of these in this combo. I have IN STOCK and can ship today still and you'll have around Tuesday

You can call or text me 717-319-2100 to order, or use the link below. I can also sent more pics of this same combo as I have a carp ton of pics with the 2/1.5 on the pro!

5th Gen 4Runner Lifts & Leveling kits at Burtman Industries

And here's our 2/1.5 on TRD pro stock wheels and tires.

 

[mstgkillr]

I have a stock 2018 TRD Pro and looking for something to make it stand out from other Pros without sacrificing too much fuel economy or wet weather performance.

I was thinking of either

1.5/1.0 Cornfed spacers and 275/70/17

OR

2/1.5 Cornfed spacers and 285/70/17


I have a few concerns, I do not want to replace the UCAs, Pro wheels, significantly impact ride quality, longevity or safety. Also, I've read the stock Pro wheels are 7" wide and 285/70/17 require 7.5" minimum.

What does Jason typically recommend? Any regrets of going too big, or not big enough?

Any recommendations or advice would be greatly appreciated!

After a bunch of texts back and forth with Jason and even a phone call, I decided on the 2/1.5 lift kit! Actually, I should say lift kits. The wife and I are both getting the 2/1.5 kits for our Pros. Ordered Sprint Boosters for both of us too! Yes, we have almost identical vehicles... long story.

I've been into performance vehicles for 20 years... hotrods, off-road, etc. And Jason provide some of the best customer service to date. Super nice guy!

I'll post some pictures when I get the kits installed. Now I just have to decide on tires... 275 or 285, and Toyo R/T, Nitto Ridge Grappler, or KO2?

 

[Msport916]

Sweet looking. Leveling kit?

 

[TRD PANTHER]

Very pleased with my 1.5/1” kit with 275’s. No rubbing whatsoever in full articulated angles. No mods required and I like having mud flaps. I do think that the 2/1.5” with 285’s is probably the best looking setup and I may think about it in the future. Jason was great to deal with and I purchased a Sprint booster from him also.

 

[Endlessearth]

Very pleased with my 1.5/1” kit with 275’s. No rubbing whatsoever in full articulated angles. No mods required and I like having mud flaps. I do think that the 2/1.5” with 285’s is probably the best looking setup and I may think about it in the future. Jason was great to deal with and I purchased a Sprint booster from him also.

That looks really good.

 

[Jason B]

Very pleased with my 1.5/1” kit with 275’s. No rubbing whatsoever in full articulated angles. No mods required and I like having mud flaps. I do think that the 2/1.5” with 285’s is probably the best looking setup and I may think about it in the future. Jason was great to deal with and I purchased a Sprint booster from him also.

Thanks for coming back to chime in and happy to help ya out. Lift looks great and mean! Yea, that sprint booster freaking works great on these 5th gens. Gets rid of all that throttle delay. I've sold many.

Sprint Booster SALE for 5th gen 4Runner - if you buy this and don't like it, I will let you return it no questions asked.

5th Gen 4Runner Lifts & Leveling kits at Burtman Industries

Also, anyone can call or text me 717-319-2100 to order, or use the links above.

 

[mstgkillr]

After a bunch of texts back and forth with Jason and even a phone call, I decided on the 2/1.5 lift kit! Actually, I should say lift kits. The wife and I are both getting the 2/1.5 kits for our Pros. Ordered Sprint Boosters for both of us too! Yes, we have almost identical vehicles... long story.

I've been into performance vehicles for 20 years... hotrods, off-road, etc. And Jason provide some of the best customer service to date. Super nice guy!

I'll post some pictures when I get the kits installed. Now I just have to decide on tires... 275 or 285, and Toyo R/T, Nitto Ridge Grappler, or KO2?

I originally planned to do the 2/1.5 install myself, but I have a lot of things going on right now. Any idea what a fair price is for the install? I have a Toyota dealer near me that sells lifted 4Runners... I wonder if having them install the kit might be better for warranty issues.

 

[TRD PANTHER]

I originally planned to do the 2/1.5 install myself, but I have a lot of things going on right now. Any idea what a fair price is for the install? I have a Toyota dealer near me that sells lifted 4Runners... I wonder if having them install the kit might be better for warranty issues.

I had my kit installed with an alignment for $170. I think under $300 for install and alignment is a fair price.

 

[Jason B]

I had my kit installed with an alignment for $170. I think under $300 for install and alignment is a fair price.

That's extremely inexpensive! For a good shop on the front and rear kits, will take them 2 hours if they are fast, 3 hours max. My guy here can do the whole kit in 1 hour, but he's done hundreds of them and uses air tools on the compressors. I don't recommend that unless you super know what you are doing. It's much faster but dangerous if you haven't done it a lot.

If anyone is close to PA, I can do it for you. Most shops I'd say should be around $2-$300 installed. Shops charging $500 it way too much, but sometimes it just depends where you live. Just tell any shop, it's 2-3 hours MAX for our front/rear kit. Now, the front only leveling kit, takes half that.

5th Gen 4Runner Lifts & Leveling kits at Burtman Industries

Also, anyone can call or text me 717-319-2100 to order, or use the links above.

 

[TRD PANTHER]

That's extremely inexpensive! For a good shop on the front and rear kits, will take them 2 hours if they are fast, 3 hours max. My guy here can do the whole kit in 1 hour, but he's done hundreds of them and uses air tools on the compressors. I don't recommend that unless you super know what you are doing. It's much faster but dangerous if you haven't done it a lot.

If anyone is close to PA, I can do it for you. Most shops I'd say should be around $2-$300 installed. Shops charging $500 it way too much, but sometimes it just depends where you live. Just tell any shop, it's 2-3 hours MAX for our front/rear kit. Now, the front only leveling kit, takes half that.

5th Gen 4Runner Lifts & Leveling kits at Burtman Industries

Also, anyone can call or text me 717-319-2100 to order, or use the links above.

Yes it was. This is a reputable shop in So Cal that other forum members use and really like. I couldn’t believe it myself when they said, $50 for the spacer install and $120 for alignment. I went back to have my Shrockworks sliders installed and I will continue to use them. Pic with sliders installed.

 

[daytonaviolet]

if anyone knows of any shops in the Bay Area who charges these low prices , please let us know op2:

Yes it was. This is a reputable shop in So Cal that other forum members use and really like. I couldn’t believe it myself when they said, $50 for the spacer install and $120 for alignment. I went back to have my Shrockworks sliders installed and I will continue to use them. Pic with sliders installed.

 

[2016 4Runner SR5]

That's extremely inexpensive! For a good shop on the front and rear kits, will take them 2 hours if they are fast, 3 hours max. My guy here can do the whole kit in 1 hour, but he's done hundreds of them and uses air tools on the compressors. I don't recommend that unless you super know what you are doing. It's much faster but dangerous if you haven't done it a lot.

If anyone is close to PA, I can do it for you. Most shops I'd say should be around $2-$300 installed. Shops charging $500 it way too much, but sometimes it just depends where you live. Just tell any shop, it's 2-3 hours MAX for our front/rear kit. Now, the front only leveling kit, takes half that.

5th Gen 4Runner Lifts & Leveling kits at Burtman Industries

Also, anyone can call or text me 717-319-2100 to order, or use the links above.

I wouldn't do it for $170 lol not worth it to me. Especially since that included the alignment which is usually $100 alone. Also, why use a spring compressor at all? There is no need, use the compressorless method, I've done it a bunch of times with zero issues.

 

[Jason B]

Great pics! The black looks awesome.

5th Gen 4Runner Lifts & Leveling kits at Burtman Industries - call or text and I'll see what I can do 717-319-2100

 

[2016 4Runner SR5]

TRD Pro suspension, 2" rear cornfed spacer, 3/8 front cornfed top hat spacer, 1" ToyTec lower spring seat preload spacer. Gain is 2" rear obviously and a total of 2.5" in the front over stock SR5 suspension. 295/70/17 Mickey Thompson ATZ P3 tires, no BMC, nothing but a fender liner mod, no rubbing at all.