Post your LIFTED pix here!

looks awesome!

What are your measurements now with that setup? Stock Tires still (asking bc i think I'm leaning towards keeping mine till they are done)?

debating your setup vs. 5100s up front and 1.5" rear spacer in rear.

tom

Stock tires for now. Might just get wheel spacers and plastidip wheels and get tires first before getting new wheels.

Measurements I don't have in front but still got forward rake (37.5 front 39 rear? Or something like that). I like the set up and if you need a rear spacer I have one I'm looking to get rid of for cheap.
 
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I've been looking for a few weeks, but haven't made up my mind yet. I like the TRD Pro wheels, but still looking to make sure that's what I want on my rig. I'll post the pics once I make up my mind.
 
I can finally contribute to this thread!

2015 TEP with KDSS. Toytec 3" with 5100s.


Looks sweet!

How is your ride compared to the stock suspension?

Good question. It's only been a day, so still in the honeymoon period. I lifted/leveled my prior 4Runner, so there's a few things going on.....the performance factor and then the intangible driving differences with both a leveled and lifted 4runner.

Levelling - to me, this is a must. The overall drivability (for me) is totally different whether you lift or not. While it sound counter, I find it easier to know where the nose is sticking out. I also like the stance of the seat/wheel in relation to the front windshield. Slight difference, yet very noticeable when in the captain's chair.

Lift - Certainly like being above the action and adding some clearance, yet the downside is changing (slightly) how you get in/out of the truck. I'll ditch the Nerf bars at some point and add sliders.

Difference vs. stock - Still TBD. It feels stiffer. The 5100 would be an upgrade from stock. Also, I went up a tire size and changed the alignment slightly...so it's tough to comment on the lift as there are other factors to consider. Short version...it tracks better than my stock set-up (which was probably a poor alignment) even up to 80mph. Haven't gone any faster. There is a slight dive at high breaking speed, but that's more of the brakes than the suspension...just part of the deal.

Long story short, I consider this a performance upgrade from stock. I didn't want an adjustable suspension b/c I'd probably never adjust it (My off-road needs are basic compared to most people) and didn't want it to get stuck for later adjustments. i.e. my buddy has adjustable, but they are frozen. It wasn't a price issue, it was functional (or lack thereof).
 
ARB 2.5 lift with .5" spacers
275/70r65 BFG KO2'S
Fuel Beast 18" rims
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I Like these new style of Fuel wheels, I think they would look great on my Magnetic Gray TE. Did you have to trim the fenders because of an offset? And do you know what backspace they are? Thank you in advance.
 
I just got the low off set option. They rubbed on mud flaps in front so I took them off. They also rubbed on wheel well when I turned my wheels backing up. Fixed with a heat gun and a little persuasion.
 
I just got the low off set option. They rubbed on mud flaps in front so I took them off. They also rubbed on wheel well when I turned my wheels backing up. Fixed with a heat gun and a little persuasion.
Thank you for the quick reply, my fear is now, even with my 275's and minimal lift, almost any wheel wider than my stocker will cause rubbing... hoping to avoid any modification but such will not be the case.
 

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