Stock and Lifted Ride Height

Nice runner!

I guess we should add in there if there's a body lift...

Thanks for the pix guys. This has potential to be a very helpfull thread for all those guys asking what lift is best with what tires.
 
1) '99 4Runner
2)OEM tall coils w/50k miles on them
3) Duratracs load range C
4)265/75
5) a tad over 36" in the rear and just under 36" up front (21" from hub center to fender

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OLD:

1) '99 4Runner
2) OEM tall coils w/5k miles on them
3) BFG AT
4) 265/70/17
5) 37 1/2" front and 37" rear

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CURRENT:

1) '99 4Runner
2) OME 883 front/OME 890 Rear
3) BFG AT
4) 265/70/17
5) 39" front and 39" rear

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Looks good guys! I really like the look of the 3"+ lifts w/ 33's but I think my more practical side keeps telling me I need something more like the 99 coils. Perhaps something in between..... 881 w/o spacers + 906?
 
I've been contemplating doing taht for a long time. Just never found the reason to justify revamping my suspension for ~2" lift. IMO it is the more practical than a 3" lift if you are driving mostly on road.
 
1) '99 4Runner "Highlander"
2) OEM tall coils w/130K miles
3) BFG M/T
4) 265/75/R16
5) Daystar 1.5" poly spacers in the rear

I'm not sure on the measurements off hand. The rear does sit about 1.25 inches higher than the front.

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