Post your LIFTED pix here!

I need to stop coming here because this thread is making me want to spend too much money. The pictures look awesome, so I start to look at the cost of suspension lift kits...But it doesn't end there.... now you want some UCA's. And after finishing the lift you'll want to get some nice big tires. And while getting new beefy tires why not get some new wheels to complete the look. Not to mention, when you're deciding on what suspension to get, you have to think about what mods might be coming in the future. If you plan on adding a front bumper or winch you would need to get a different level of suspension (light, med, or heavy) to accommodate for added weight. Then theres installation costs. The price jumps up so fast.

For now I will just live vicariously through the posters here :pop2:
 
:artist: photoshop SkiLLz

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I need to stop coming here because this thread is making me want to spend too much money. The pictures look awesome, so I start to look at the cost of suspension lift kits...But it doesn't end there.... now you want some UCA's. And after finishing the lift you'll want to get some nice big tires. And while getting new beefy tires why not get some new wheels to complete the look. Not to mention, when you're deciding on what suspension to get, you have to think about what mods might be coming in the future. If you plan on adding a front bumper or winch you would need to get a different level of suspension (light, med, or heavy) to accommodate for added weight. Then theres installation costs. The price jumps up so fast.

For now I will just live vicariously through the posters here :pop2:

You can save big money on doing the install yourself. Most lifts require minimal tools. All you need is basic stuff, be able to read, and patience. My first lift took me seven hours because I was new. It is your money, your rig and you can turn a wrench left or right as well as the next guy. The added bonus is that you'll know it was done right. Just my $0.02 though.
 
Cranked up my 5100s from 1.75 to 2.5

Rear has cornfed 1" spacers. You can see there is a reverse rake. Going to get some 1.5" spacers and get rid of the corn feds.
 

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Lift/tire size/ offset on wheel

I can finally post my truck here!

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Please someone tell me the size of lift, tires and offset on wheel. Trying to get my wheels and tires before i get my wifes 4 runner in 2 days!!

Thanks in advance!!
 
wheel width and offset

Here is my '14 SR5 Premium w/ 3'' Toytec Lift, 285/65-18's, Carbon Fiber Grill Wrap, Yakima Load Warrior… Love my 4Runner!!!

What width and offset are your rims? Get my wifes 15 sr5 premium on wednesday i need to figure out which offset to go with!

Thanks!
 
Please someone tell me the size of lift, tires and offset on wheel. Trying to get my wheels and tires before i get my wifes 4 runner in 2 days!!

Thanks in advance!!

I am running the RadFlo 2.5 kit up front and in the rear I have the All-pro 3.5 in springs with Radflo 2.5 Shocks. My front is about 2.75" over stock (it is adjustable) and the rear sits about 2.5" over stock. In that photo I am running 285/70x17 on a 17x9 wheel with a negative offset putting the backspacing at 4.53 inches. Check my build. On the same amount of lift I am now running a 285/75x17 on the same wheels.
 
What size lift and wheel width and offset you got on your rig???


wheels are methods NV "17" 6-5.5 (0/4.75) which is the only backs spacing offered for that size wheel and lug pattern (that I found) per the method racing website.

I can take more pictures if you like

Lift is Toytec Boss lift. I did not adjust the setting on the front coils (which were at 2.5 per Toytec) the rear (driverside) also has the OME trim spacer lift (PN 150PR10)

thanks
 
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