Need help with lift modification

[Jsno]

Hey guys...I recently decided to finally modify my wheels/tires and need help with suspension lift issues.

Are there any other kits (suspension/body/coil-over) for 2000 4Runners besides Daystar and Revtek?

Between Daystar and Revtek, what are the differences? Based on your experiences, which is better?

In Performance Products, they have the Performance Products Front Coil-Over Leveling Kits. Any thoughts on these?

What is the biggest you can go with the stock height?

If I just wanted to put 31s on my 4Runner, should I just get the 1" Lift Progressive Rate Springs (also in Performance Products)?

Sorry about all of the questions. I have been checking out the site and notice that alot of you guys are pretty knowledgeable. I've seen alot of good setups and want to make sure I make the right moves.

Thanks.

 

[Jsno]

C'mon guys...I was hoping for some help. Any information would be greatly appreciated. If these questions have been answered in other posts, please lead the way - I am new to the board.

 

[4route]

there really are a lot, just gotta search for them. try over at yotatech.com too -- there are a lot of people there with 3rd gen. runners.

 

[4route]

http://www.fastq.com/~sschaefer/4runner.html --- a TON of great info here -- look in the left column at "what do i recommend" etc.

http://yotatech.com/showthread.php?t=1824 -- 3rd gen. lifts

http://yotatech.com/showthread.php?t=3997 -- another good thread

http://www.yotatech.com/~corey/articles/suspension/suspension.htm -- 3rd gen. suspension round up

try this search over at yotatech:
http://yotatech.com/search.php?searchid=358676

hope this helps get you started.

 

[Faeylyn]

Sorry about all of the questions. I have been checking out the site and notice that alot of you guys are pretty knowledgeable. I've seen alot of good setups and want to make sure I make the right moves.

Thanks.

The first "right move" is to search through existing topics to try to find the information you need. People can, understandably, get tired of answering the same questions over and over and over. Your questions look basic enough that there is sure to be a LOT of information. All of your questions are probably already answered. Take a look at 4route's links or try a search of your own.

I don't personally know the answers to your questions. But I had similar questions for my own (different gen) truck and I got pretty much all my answers with the search button.

 

[4route]

good advice.

 

[vandert]

Cornfed

Cornfed makes a suspension for third gens, its a favorite among my old Tacoma crowd. Search the net for his stuff its pretty much bulletproof.

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