Ready LiftKits?

[FowerRunner]

I was wondering if anyone has used "Ready LiftKits" I was at the dealer the other day, and asked about them, they said it doesn't void the warrenty if you use it. They Have the leveling kit, or the the other one with a 3" in the front and a 2.5" in the rear

 

[CJ3Flyr]

I was wondering if anyone has used "Ready LiftKits" I was at the dealer the other day, and asked about them, they said it doesn't void the warrenty if you use it. They Have the leveling kit, or the the other one with a 3" in the front and a 2.5" in the rear

Wow those are expensive! There are many other kits that will do the same for less. The install may be slightly more complex but they won't void the warranty either. http://www.readylift.com/c-87-4runner-2003-2007-2wd-4wd-225.aspx

:cheers:

 

[Seatown]

I was wondering if anyone has used "Ready LiftKits" I was at the dealer the other day, and asked about them, they said it doesn't void the warrenty if you use it. They Have the leveling kit, or the the other one with a 3" in the front and a 2.5" in the rear

I was looking at something very similar from Superlift and I ended up going with the tried and true Daystar lift option. From my experience so far with the lift is that it rides just like stock and gave me the height that you are looking for. the lift cost me about $160 including tax/shipping.

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=45821&highlight=superlift

 

[ric]

why not go with www.toyteclifts.com ??

 

[dylanc]

I considered readylift as well, turns out there are a ton of cheaper spacer options out there. My recommendation is the daystar polyurethane spacers. Theres pros and cons for each when comparing metal vs polyurethane. The old style daystar lift is what i recommend, and is $50 from wheelersoffroad.com

Its what I have and I love it.