Recommended Lift Kit

bryantd85

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Hey guys...
Brand new here putting out my first post.
I was hoping a few of you could give me some suggestions as to what type of lift kit I should go with for my '15 XP.
I live in Florida so there's no crazy terrain, this is purely for aesthetics.
I'm hoping to keep the final price under a grand as well (if possible)
Any help would be greatly appreciated! Cheers!
 
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1 MILLION inches!!!!!
83,333 feet
15.7 miles

Sorry, I'm too lazy to search for you. But we can still be friends!! Welcome to the forum.
 
Somewhere...along the east coast.. [MENTION=66316]1engineer[/MENTION] had a sudden twitch in his eye. He knew better than to open the thread...but he did anyway...
 
Thanks... I really haven't looked around yet. Just figured some of you guys might enjoy pointing me in the right direction. Perhaps I was wrong... :whipping2

Most of us are all about being helpful. But since there are literally thousands of threads addressing this very subject and there are a buttload of options available out there, we don't know your specific usage intentions (Rock crawling, Mall crawling, light trail use, maximum flexing off road, etc), we could very well steer you in the wrong direction for what you really need.

Have you ever seen a press conference where the speaker keeps getting asked the same question over and over and over again? But the questioners keep asking it anyway while just changing the question by a few word choices? Do you ever notice the speaker getting frustrated by the lunacy?

You signed up and asked your very first question by obviously not even trying to just read the first few pages in this sub forum. This indicates to us that you want us to do your footwork for you because you can't be bothered to do the research yourself. If you want help, we can lead you by the hand. If you want to help yourself, we can do that also, but we'll be a lot more understanding if you show a little obvious effort and just explain you're not sure what you need.

There's an old adage. "Give a man a fish and he can eat for a day. Teach a man to fish and he can feed himself for the rest of his life." :wink2:
 
Most of us are all about being helpful. But since there are literally thousands of threads addressing this very subject and there are a buttload of options available out there, we don't know your specific usage intentions (Rock crawling, Mall crawling, light trail use, maximum flexing off road, etc), we could very well steer you in the wrong direction for what you really need.

Have you ever seen a press conference where the speaker keeps getting asked the same question over and over and over again? But the questioners keep asking it anyway while just changing the question by a few word choices? Do you ever notice the speaker getting frustrated by the lunacy?

You signed up and asked your very first question by obviously not even trying to just read the first few pages in this sub forum. This indicates to us that you want us to do your footwork for you because you can't be bothered to do the research yourself. If you want help, we can lead you by the hand. If you want to help yourself, we can do that also, but we'll be a lot more understanding if you show a little obvious effort and just explain you're not sure what you need.

There's an old adage. "Give a man a fish and he can eat for a day. Teach a man to fish and he can feed himself for the rest of his life." :wink2:

I hear what you're saying. I'll make a promise to all of you that I will work to become a better poster! :thumb3:But I was stuck just looking around because there was too much language I didn't understand, and I didn't have time to learn. So I figured I'd just ask, because what I'm looking to do isn't all that complicated. But my bad! I'll do some reading.
 
...few of you could give me...

...some of you guys might enjoy pointing me ...

....and I didn't have time to learn.

Hey man,
You seem like a nice kid. I totally understand what you want to do and what you are looking for here. You have to understand a few things though:

I quoted excerpts from your first few posts. Notice anything? Most of us here enjoy our 4Runners and love helping out but we, like anyone, would rather help those who are trying to help themselves.

There have already been two great recommendations for you in this thread. Bilstein 5100's and the OME light setup. Both are great and would work. Both are under your stated budget.

So read a bit, learn a bit (don't give me any crap about not having time because nobody ever has enough time right?) and come back with specific questions. I will be glad to answer. Got it? You also have to promise that you will help one other person today in your area of expertise. Pay it forward. Hope this helps and welcome to the forum!
 
Hey man,
You seem like a nice kid. I totally understand what you want to do and what you are looking for here. You have to understand a few things though:

I quoted excerpts from your first few posts. Notice anything? Most of us here enjoy our 4Runners and love helping out but we, like anyone, would rather help those who are trying to help themselves.

There have already been two great recommendations for you in this thread. Bilstein 5100's and the OME light setup. Both are great and would work. Both are under your stated budget.

So read a bit, learn a bit (don't give me any crap about not having time because nobody ever has enough time right?) and come back with specific questions. I will be glad to answer. Got it? You also have to promise that you will help one other person today in your area of expertise. Pay it forward. Hope this helps and welcome to the forum!

Got it, thanks. You seem well respected here.
And I'm a 6th Grade teacher... So I doubt my expertise will be needed! haha
 
Got it, thanks. You seem well respected here.
And I'm a 6th Grade teacher... So I doubt my expertise will be needed! haha

Actually most of us have only advanced mentally and are stuck at the 6th grade level so you could help more than you think....
 

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