Need Advice On Lift Using Spindles

[Drummer1]

Hello to all,
I need some direction and advice from those here who have a similar setup.
I am planning on doing a lift that consists of the items below, but want to know if I need any additional parts for the rear to match the lift height of the front.
I figure with the spindles on the front it will cause rake for the rear.

Front - Billstein 5100's, Toytec heavy duty 2.5" coil springs, Toytec 1/2" Top Spacer, JBA UCA's, 4" Lift Spindles.

Rear - Billstein 5100's, Toytec Superflex 2" Rear Springs

Thanks for any information on what parts I will need to make this part of my build a reality!

 

[easyeatlanta]

how much lift are you trying to achieve here?

if just 2.5" you don't need lift spindles.

 

[Drummer1]

how much lift are you trying to achieve here?

if just 2.5" you don't need lift spindles.

I would love to have more than 3" and at least 4-6" is what I'm shooting for. I want my 4Runner to look lifted and not just leveled :drummer:

 

[Inv4drZm]

I think your front will be noticeably higher than your rear with that setup. In a bad way.

What size of tires will you have?

 

[duffdog]

Hello to all,
I need some direction and advice from those here who have a similar setup.
I am planning on doing a lift that consists of the items below, but want to know if I need any additional parts for the rear to match the lift height of the front.
I figure with the spindles on the front it will cause rake for the rear.

Front - Billstein 5100's, Toytec heavy duty 2.5" coil springs, Toytec 1/2" Top Spacer, JBA UCA's, 4" Lift Spindles.

Rear - Billstein 5100's, Toytec Superflex 2" Rear Springs

Thanks for any information on what parts I will need to make this part of my build a reality!

For the rear I would only get Metaltech 4runner specific springs or the drivers side will sag. For the amount of lift you want I would also put 1.5" spacers on top of the rear springs for even more rear lift. should give you about 5" in rear 4" in front. In the rear you will probably have to relocate the flexible brake line bracket lower so that the lines don't pull too hard and stretch.

 

[Drummer1]

I think your front will be noticeably higher than your rear with that setup. In a bad way.

What size of tires will you have?

No smaller than 33's! The tire size I want are 33's-35's.