One-stop-shop for lift kit

[deodra]

One-stop-shop for a full 3" front and leveling lift for someone who wants to dump their XREAS setup.

There are just so many options out there and it seems you have to piece one together. Does anyone out there know if there's a one-stop-shop offering of a lift that will replace all the XREAS junk?

Y'all have been amazingly supportive in providing parts and recommendations on my other suspension thread, but I'm really curious if there's someone I could just buy a lift-in-a-box from that has a quality product and includes everything I'll need. I'm looking for about 3" of lift and have the front and rear level with one another. Thoughts? Questions? Concerns?

I'm not going to be running trails much at all, but do a lot of pulling of trailers with 4-wheelers, mowers, small tractors, and hay around town and in our bumpy pastures. Thanks!

 

[HCWatson997]

One-stop-shop for a full 3" front and leveling lift for someone who wants to dump their XREAS setup.

There are just so many options out there and it seems you have to piece one together. Does anyone out there know if there's a one-stop-shop offering of a lift that will replace all the XREAS junk?

Y'all have been amazingly supportive in providing parts and recommendations on my other suspension thread, but I'm really curious if there's someone I could just buy a lift-in-a-box from that has a quality product and includes everything I'll need. I'm looking for about 3" of lift and have the front and rear level with one another. Thoughts? Questions? Concerns?

I'm not going to be running trails much at all, but do a lot of pulling of trailers with 4-wheelers, mowers, small tractors, and hay around town and in our bumpy pastures. Thanks!

Toytec 3” lift which is just over a $1000 but you might want to buy UCA’s which will run you close to $500

 

[NinjaOne]

Call up ToyTec, Downsouth Motorsports, MetalTech. They can all hook you up with a kit depending on your price range.

Ton of kits out there that include everything you should need (Toytec, OME, Icon, etc)

 

[deodra]

Call up ToyTec, Downsouth Motorsports, MetalTech. They can all hook you up with a kit depending on your price range.

Ton of kits out there that include everything you should need (Toytec, OME, Icon, etc)

Thanks! I've contacted a few and they were kinda hit or miss on single-box purchases. I have been in touch with Jason Burtman today and it sounds like things are looking good to be able to get everything from him.

 

[Rodtheviking]

Try https://wheelersoffroad.com/ too, however shipping might be a bit much as they are in Oregon.

 

[aquilon]

I think wheelers offroad also has a nice site with lots of options.

I really think the Bilstein 6112/5160 is a nice setup, paired with some rear spring (wheelers T12).

They'll sell you a full package I'm sure. I think I'll go with this setup soon as my XREAS is also on its way out... just noticed a leaky shock.

 

[SilvFx]

Toytec. If I recall correctly, I received an email indicating they are having a 10% off sale in February. I believe the discount code is FEB18.

fully adjustable coilovers:
UL-FJ3K - FJ Cruiser/4Runner Ultimate 3" lift package

not as adjustable coilovers (have to remove coils and change spring land location if you want to change lift height):
3" Lift W/ Bilstein 5100 Front Coilovers

Daughter is running Toytec Ultimate Lift on her 3rd Gen 4Runner. I have Toytec Ultimate Lift on my FJ Cruiser.

 

[blakem5]

https://bilsteinlifts.com/product-category/toyota-4runner/03-09-4runner/03-09-lift-kits

 

[EZDog]

I am looking at Old Man Emu kits and it seems like for around $900 everything ships in one group.

There seem to be several all inclusive kits for sale really.

You only need to disconnect the XREAS shocks near the shock itself and replace the shock while reusing the factory springs at a minimum

 

[Bumbo]

I really liked my experience with Wheelers Offroad... I did not shop online, but I placed a phone order.

I was looking at some "turn key" kits but realized that not everything comes from one place all the time anyways. You might want a shock, but you actually end up needing a different spring because of bumper, weight, or towing needs...

I basically talked out my needs with them and they pieced together something that I wanted.

Everything I wanted came out to be spot on, so their experience went a long way for me. Mixed and matched a few brands, added the right accessories, and they also built out my front struts with new hardware so I was able to throw it on myself.

Boxed/packet nicely too.

 

[OzarkRunner]

Wheeler's gets a vote from me as well; I've placed orders both online and over the phone with them. I was undecided between a lot of different options, and they took the time to walk me through everything.
That said, I've also ordered stuff from Toytec online and their service was good as well.