Eibach front coils are like 620lbs were the dobinsons are 585lbs. I don't plan on adding a winch and I wanted a softer ride. Just the opposite with the rear the dobisons are 220lb and the eibachs are 205lb. I emails pretty much every manufacturer to find a great setup for my build
Good info. When I looked into lifting the 4Runner, there wasn't many options that had matching front and rear springs with 2.5" of lift (i like the factory rake). The Dobinsons springs are nice, but I feel the rear shocks don't always handle the spring rate in certain conditions. I don't have any extra weight either.
Bilstein 6112s at clip 6/4 and Bilstein 1.5" rear springs with 5100s. Cooper AT3 255/75
<a href="https://bhoop.smugmug.com/4Runner/n-RjZhC4/i-Twp5Dts/A"><img src="https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-Twp5Dts/0/5184579a/XL/i-Twp5Dts-XL.jpg" alt=""></a>
2022 ORP with 3" OME Lift
Did you have to do anything beyond the BMC for fitment and do you get any rubbing at all during articulation?2016 Limited
ICON Stage 5 2.5” rear 2”
SPC UCA
Diff Drop
Dobbins Rear Spring
BMC
SCS Ray 10 17x9 -38mm
Nitto Ridge Grappler 285/75
Before
![]()
After
![]()
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
So I’ve got different tires, but the same size, on the highway do you feel like the ride is more planted or more top heavy/wobbly since the lift?
One of the things I really dislike is the softness of the stock suspension at speed on the highway.
i gave my 21 4Runner to my daughter. She needs her first set of tires and wants to lift it and fit the biggest tire without modifications/cutting trim, etc. What is the best way to accomplish. This truck will rarely if ever see the off road. Do we need shocks and a lift kit? I have seen the Eibach Pro Truck Coil Over 2.0 that says it lifts 2.5" front and 1" rear. Will that fit 33s? If not, will a 3" lift kit fit 33s? TIA
edit: Icon Stage 1? Looks like a pretty good kit. I assume this will offer better performance than spacer lifts? If so, I dont mind spending the extra money, if not, i dont want to spend the money if i dont need to.