FiReBReTHa
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What the heck is that little "Spot" for in front of the shifter???
Coins???
Coins???
more:But seriously:
1. Explain the relationship between multi-terrain select and how it relates to the ABS system and your gearbox.
What are the necessary upgrades if I lift everything 3 inches? For example, will I need extended brake lines, bump stops, etc?
If you have a lean on drivers side to start and add rear spacers when lifting - will the lean still exist after install?
I am installing 275/70 KO2s today. I'd like to lift the front to level out the rake. I have a bone stock '16 SR5. I want to do this as easily and cheaply as possible (unless it is a total sacrifice of ride quality/comfort or is potentially damaging to components of course)
I've heard of 1" spacers, but that they can bottom out the shocks. I've also been told 5100s at .85 is the way to go. Is that really all I need? New shocks? Is there a write up for this install or is it best left to a professional? (I am competent with a wrench but do not have suspension specific kit like spring compressors)
How can I do this? Please talk to me like I am an idiot, because I am. Just to make a point, I don't even know where to buy Bilstein 5100 shocks that fit my T4R...![]()
Some people swear by only spacers especially if they don't plan on doing much off road driving. Ride quality difference will be minimal at best with the very mild lift. This lets you keep your stock struts/shocks and accomplish what you want for the lowest cost.
You can do just Bilstein's like you said and those can be had on amazon, automotive anything, or total automotive performance for pretty fair prices. Cost is only a little more especially if you just replace the front to level it out.
Either way both setups can be done by following a write that I referenced to do mine. Toytec Top Plate Spacer Lift Though I had to use the KDSS write up as well. You'll need spring compressors for the Bilstein setup but I just rented some from auto zone. I am no mechanic but the way Sp8Ball writes it up makes it much simpler. If you decide to do the install have someone there to give a hand, you might need it...I sure did.