suspension lift

[RHU]

Hi All
I just put some new OME coil springs on the rear of my '90 4Runner. I am trying to figure out what I should do to the front to match the added height. I have heard adjusting the torsion bars will lift the front to match, but at the sacrifice of ride comfort. Another option is to add some aftermarket front shocks. Any suggestions appreciated.

Secondly, while adding the new springs, the bolt that hold the bottom of the sway bar broke (I guess from age/rust?). Any suggestions on how to repair?

Thanks

 

[fourwd1]

BJ spacers will get you 1-2" in the front w/o affecting ride.

Use an ez-out to remove the broken bolt.

 

[RHU]

What is an EZ out?

 

[Alabama4Runner]

Google "screw extractor" and you'll see what an EZ out is.

One comment to your first post. Shocks will not lift a vehicle so different shocks are not an option to lift your front end.

 

[RHU]

To clarify, the bolt was part of the assembly that the sway bar mounted to on the rear driver's side of the car. The sway bar was connected via a nut screwed on to this bolt. This is not a bolt that screwed into a mount. This is part of the mount. Any further suggestions on how to repair?

thanks