I've been lurking on this great site for the last couple of weeks and have gotten a lot of good info for my Limited 05. I had a question regarding lifts for the 4th gen non-xreas. Are there any spacer kits that will allow to keep the rake of the 4runner rear to front? It looks like all the kits I have seen Daystar, Revtek etc. levels out the 4runner, which I can fully understand the reason for, to give more clearance in the front. But I just like the way the 4runner looks with its' current rake and would like to keep if possible. TIA.
Spacer Lifts and keeping the rake
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Cleric
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You could always get NE spacers. They come in custom sizes.
OK, OK...I'm joking. If I didn't hate smilies so much, I would use one here.
All I've really looked at so far are the Revtek and Daystar spacers, both of which will change the angle. Coilovers are souning more and more appealing, however, and then you can have it sit however you like.
OK, OK...I'm joking. If I didn't hate smilies so much, I would use one here.
All I've really looked at so far are the Revtek and Daystar spacers, both of which will change the angle. Coilovers are souning more and more appealing, however, and then you can have it sit however you like.
bulldog-yota
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Nope most spacer lift have about 1/2" more in the front.
If you dont have XREAS and is willing to spend some $$$ you can always get some coil-overs in the front
so you can adjust fro what you want.
Downey makes a whole kit with coilsprings in the back and coil-overs in the front. You can get any rake you want with that. It is $$$ though compared to spacers.
How much lift are you looking for?? Pending on that you can mix and match back with front from different vendors.
If you dont have XREAS and is willing to spend some $$$ you can always get some coil-overs in the front
so you can adjust fro what you want.Downey makes a whole kit with coilsprings in the back and coil-overs in the front. You can get any rake you want with that. It is $$$ though compared to spacers.
How much lift are you looking for?? Pending on that you can mix and match back with front from different vendors.
Thanks for the reply guys. After doing more searches i am looking into Cornfeds and see if they can help. Also they seem to have a good rep from what I have read. Looking to go for 3" lift since I am hopefully looking to putting 275/70/17 on a set of steelies. Will also consider mixing up front and rear spacers.
