Post your LIFTED pix here!
- Thread starter B'klyn_Mike
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Apex Overland
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2015 4runner (SR5)
-Toytec Boss lift
-Total Chaos UCA
-Baja rack
-Method NV wheels
-BFG KO (285-70-17)
great looking 4runner!!
Looks great! Did you get about an inch out of the .85 setting?
Trail Boss
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Another MGM 4runner...... I just installed the lift and wheels this weekend.
Curly Jefferson
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2014 SR5P Toltec Boss 3" Lift
2014 SR5P. Just had Toytec Boss 3"/2" Lift with Light Racing UCR's, TRDP Wheels and 285/70/17 Nitto Terra Grappler G2's installed today.
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2014 SR5P. Just had Toytec Boss 3"/2" Lift with Light Racing UCR's, TRDP Wheels and 285/70/17 Nitto Terra Grappler G2's installed today.
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HP Drifter
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Nice looking ride! Let us know how everything works.
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Curly Jefferson
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[MENTION=118766]HP Drifter[/MENTION], thanks! So far there is a very minor amount of rub in the inside of both front wheel wells at full turn. Rides better than OEM so far. Very little tire noise until after about 65mph, then they are only a little louder than the OEM tires.
Does the rig still have clearance to pull in your garage?
Trail Boss
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Raised the front another inch and installed the n-fab steps.
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Nice which ones did you install?
Raised the front another inch and installed the n-fab steps.
Looks great! I really love that color... where in socal are you? And how do you like your new suspension? How does it ride?
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Trail Boss
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Looks great! I really love that color... where in socal are you? And how do you like your new suspension? How does it ride?
I'm located in Hawthorne (near LAX). They Toytec Boss kit is awesome! It rides as good as advertised.
Are you looking for a lift kit?
I'm debating it! I want to lift it but then again, I don't want to not be able to drive into some parking garages in town (and my own garage) so I'm on the fence. Also the reduced MPG and the crap shoot in getting new suspension - you never know how its going to ride until you drop thousands of $ into it and may not be happy with it. I had this problem with my old pathfinder....
But the OEM shocks aren't exactly the best either. They are comfortable but they are too soft to handle road humps at speed
haha which is a good test to see how it handles uneven surfaces while not having to drive an hour to go off road.
Trail Boss
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I'm debating it! I want to lift it but then again, I don't want to not be able to drive into some parking garages in town (and my own garage) so I'm on the fence. Also the reduced MPG and the crap shoot in getting new suspension - you never know how its going to ride until you drop thousands of $ into it and may not be happy with it. I had this problem with my old pathfinder....
But the OEM shocks aren't exactly the best either. They are comfortable but they are too soft to handle road humps at speed
I hear ya. Anytime you modify a vehicle it'll be hit or miss. As far as the OEM shock go, you should look into some replacing them with some Bilstein 5100's.
Keemonrunnin
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If you don't carry much cargo in the back the stance will look fine. If you do happen to carry cargo/gear often, then you will get the prerunner look.
yea I have those on my pathfinder and they are pretty good. I'm thinking of the 6112's on the 4R but I want to read some reviews first! :loco:
I measured it after 3 weeks . I got about 1.25 out of it and on road handling has improved. It's not kdss equipped. Noticible improvement in less body lean when cornering as well as less nose dive when braking. Overall seems more solid.
Nice which ones did you install?
Looks great! I really love that color... where in socal are you? And how do you like your new suspension? How does it ride?
5100s. Much improved all around. Cornering ,braking. Much more solid but not harsh at all
Thanks for the info!!!
ThrillSeekr
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Washed up in the evening light of Flagstaff.
