OverTheHills
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I have a 91 3.0 v6 4R. Just got it 2 weeks ago. What is the stock tire size for it, and is the front suppose to sit higher than the rear stock?
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RiFF RaFF
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Stock tire size is 31 X 10.5
Is the front higher that the rear - no. Sounds like your stock springs are sagging. Mine were the same way until I switched them out for MOOGs. Now the rear is slightly higher than the front, and they can take a huge load without sagging. They also work great off-roading.
2012 April 14 - Off-Camber Crawlers Take On "The Cove" - YouTube
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Is the front higher that the rear - no. Sounds like your stock springs are sagging. Mine were the same way until I switched them out for MOOGs. Now the rear is slightly higher than the front, and they can take a huge load without sagging. They also work great off-roading.
2012 April 14 - Off-Camber Crawlers Take On "The Cove" - YouTube
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OverTheHills
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I just bought all 4 new rancho shocks
KidVermicious
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Those will prop it up a little, for a short time. You really want to do something with those springs though. You can insert spacers, or look at aftermarket springs from MOOG or OME.
OverTheHills
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I've had a hard time findng rock sliders, and skid plates/armor for my 91
OverTheHills
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KidVermicious
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Those and a pair of ball joint spacers for the front would give you an easy and inexpensive lift, for sure, and all you need to clear 33 inch tires and tackle anything but hard-core rock crawling.
For armor, check out AddictedOffRoad, 4xInnovations, TrailGear, BudBuilt, uh, who else? Help me out here guys. The other option would be to hook up with a couple of your local offroad clubs, you're almost guaranteed to find somebody willing to do some custom fab for you.
OCMike
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Yep. One thing to remember is the OME springs come in medium duty and heavy duty. I have medium duty springs on my 4runner. They're more than enough. Heavy duty would be way to stiff since I don't load the back with a ton of gear. Also, I didn't install any spacers on the front and the truck is nice and level.
One more thing. You can get those springs cheaper at Rocky Road Outfitters. $150 for the pair. They do take a while to deliver though. They order directly from the manufacturer and it takes time to ship from overseas.
Toyota 4Runner and Pickup lifts, assembled struts!!!
RiFF RaFF
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My rock sliders are indeed 4xInnovations (DOM steel). I also have the 4xI rear bumper all prepped - just need the time to install.
I'm really happy with their products, but keep in mind if you do order that they are custom made - one at a time - and as such be prepared to wait for delivery.
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fourwd1
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To find the stock tire size just look at the sticker on the drivers door jamb. It has the original size and pressure. It varies with different packages.
Rear usually sits a bit higher when new, the rear sags with age.
OverTheHills
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Just got my Rancho shocks in the front new outer tie rods. Ordered OME 2" springs for the rear and going to put shocks on at the same time. Also after getting stuck last night for 3 hours I ordered a recovery jack and will order a recovery set soon.
Footofgod
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Both AOR and 4xInnovations have plenty of gear for your 91. I have dealt with both and have been completely satisfied.
Footofgod
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Depends on what you order. My tube doors shipped the day I ordered them and AOR had my bumper in stock ready to go.
