Toytec ultimate 3" front adjustable lift, any tips, tricks or hints?

[1badrunner]

Im about to order this suspension to replace the one that came on my vehicle when I purchased it. It's sagging and pretty much shot.

How will I know if I've cranked to 3" if I don't have a stock base to work from?

 

[four flusher]

Talked to Dylan at Toytec

I was dumb, should have measured height before install, Dylan said they ship at about 3" in the front so I'll need to backem off and realign, I'll post the outcome.

 

[Jon]

Have fun at the Hobby shop! I did mine at Hurlbut Field by myself in about 4 hrs along with mounting and balancing my tires.

Biggest help will be a ratchet strap to compress the front. Rear end is cake. I'm at 30 threads up on my fronts. Then get an alignment. Be really careful no to damage the upper/lower ball joint boots or you'll be looking at new ones.

The ride is great but I have 1.5" spacer (not installed yet) for the rear to compensate for the sag.

 

[JayBluShu]

I understand everyones measurements are a little different but what were some of your measurements before the lift and after the lift. I have a 2001

 

[downpour11]

I understand everyones measurements are a little different but what were some of your measurements before the lift and after the lift. I have a 2001

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/78579-stock-lifted-ride-height.html

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/59329-lifted-ground-fender-measurements.html

 

[JayBluShu]

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/78579-stock-lifted-ride-height.html

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/59329-lifted-ground-fender-measurements.html

thanks, my apologies..