Toying with the idea of a ToyTec Lift

YotaFun

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So, I have been thinking long and hard and I feel it is time to get Tess in the Air.
I have been toying with the idea of getting a Toytec OME 3" Lift 4Runner Coil Kit.
Included in the kit is as follows.

* (2) front lift OME coil springs
* (2) Toytec top plate spacers for full 3" front lift with coil springs
* (6) top plate studs
* (2) 3" lift rear coil springs (2" lift rear coils also available-same price)

On top of getting this kit I was going to get the 1" Differential Drop to try to relieve some stress on the cv's.

I have a few questions for those running this particular kit.
1) If you did the install yourself, how easy was it and how much time would you estimate it took? Anything I should look out for when the install is done, either by me or a professional?
2) Are you happy with the set up ride wise on and off road?
3) Pros and Cons to this particular set up?
4) What size tires would you recommend running with this kit?
5) Have any of you running this kit changed out shocks? If so, do you recommend any particular shock to go with this set up? (I have a feeling that down the road I will need to get new shocks)
6) Did you have to purchase extended brake lines or do the stock ones suffice for the time being? (will be updating lines on down the road, just curious if it was particular for this specific kit.)

I think that pretty much covers the duration of my questions.
Also as for those who are running this set up, if you could please post a picture with your response so I can get a sense of the look.

Thank you much.
Avy
 
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Ric on this forum and yotatech is running it and he really likes it. He's using Bilstien shocks.

Here's his truck at the pump last weekend

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i have am running 3" OME from toytec with KYB and so far its great. just change the shocks out while the 4runner get the lift to save cash. i am running 265-70-16, it rubs my side step only on full lock to the left. took me about 3 hrs to install. in the front you will need a spring compressor a pro should do this. its a PITA to re-install it yourself a second person will help alot there. brake line isnt needed. if you have anymore question ask away.
 

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