Replacing the XREAS....

[Bundles09]

I'm looking to replace my XREAS with one of the complete lift kits attached below. Is anyone running the Radflo or Icon suspension lift? Im looking to level and lift the runner not to exceed a tire size of 270/70/18. Currently, I'm running the FJ spring with a 1/2 toytec spacer up front and it looks nice. Although, since I have a $2500 allowance on any suspension I want due to my car being in a fairly ugly wreck I thought Id get your guys thoughts? What are the advantages of each... This may be a dumb questions but the remotes with the icon... can you set your ride height whenever you wish? Whats the maintenance on a suspension lift like these?

Does anyone have pictures of a 4th gen with either one of these kits? How much lift did you get front and rear?


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[Net4n6]

Overland Warehouse

Talk to Mark at Overland Warehouse. He's an expert on the suspension. He can answer you all the question. He has Radflo. In addition, he's a susport vendor here. Click on the Overland Warehouse picture on the right or
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[ARK_SWAMP_RIDER]

Bundles,
My advice, if you haven't already, is to join and post on toyota120.com. IMO you will be more likely to get valid feedback (and quicker) there than here. Those guys are more experienced with the coilover kits and could help you out. Be sure you let them know it's for a daily driver that you want to maintain ride quality. Rear shouldn't lift any with just shocks, the 2" coils will raise the rear just that, 2". The fronts can be adjusted anywhere from 0"-3" lift. I don't know how good your ride quality would be with coilover fronts and stock coils rear, so you'd probably want to go ahead and install coils in the rear as well. The 120 guys can help you out and point out differences amount kits.

One last piece of advice is to talk to bulldog on the 120 site. He works for Overland Warehouse and they make kits specifically designed for our rigs. He can give you excellent info on what's right for your needs.