Suspension Lift Question

harper7 said:
What kind of lift and what parts? You can get spacers for around $150 for the parts so that would be $1250 for about 3 hours of labor so no that does not sound right if it's just a spacer lift .

You did the right thing to ask but you should research and research some more. Here's a pretty complete list of FJ options and they will all or mostly all work on our 4Runners. We need to get a compilation like this on our site............... The NEW Complete Lift Listing and Comparison, they're all here! UPDATED! - Toyota FJ Cruiser Forum
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Excellent link! Just wish i new where to begin.
 
I had my full suspension kit installed for just over $600(not spacers). Of course it wasn't done at a dealer, but a knowledgeable shop. $1400 is ridiculous for just a spacer install.
 
clearindicision said:
I'd love to do it myself but really don't have the knowledge nor the parts. Would hate to mess something up due to ignorance
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Good news you live in CO. It's not rocket science and I'm sure there is a reputable shop in your city that knows how to replace struts, shocks, and replace springs.

I think toyteclifts.com does that stuff, little bit of a drive but you'll have it done right the first time.
 
thebwlife said:
Good news you live in CO. It's not rocket science and I'm sure there is a reputable shop in your city that knows how to replace struts, shocks, and replace springs.

I think toyteclifts.com does that stuff, little bit of a drive but you'll have it done right the first time.
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Thanks. Very informative!
 
Finally got my toytec ultimate installed with the ucas. However now my tires are pointing inward. Will a new alignment fix that? Also hearing a loud humming noise and a little bit of pull. Hoping alignment will fix that also
 
clearindicision said:
Finally got my toytec ultimate installed with the ucas. However now my tires are pointing inward. Will a new alignment fix that? Also hearing a loud humming noise and a little bit of pull. Hoping alignment will fix that also
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Alignment is defo needed. You should be ok.
 
Went to get it aligned today. 200% better buttttttt. They can't get the camber right. Say everything is maxed and no luck with the camber. Now I have to find someone woth a 2013 with toytec ultimate to see how they fixed it! :(
 
clearindicision said:
Went to get it aligned today. 200% better buttttttt. They can't get the camber right. Say everything is maxed and no luck with the camber. Now I have to find someone woth a 2013 with toytec ultimate to see how they fixed it! :(
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Sounds like you missed the part where he said toytec ultimate AND light racing UCA's. Those should help bring it back to factory spec. Best of luck with the alignment
 
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