Mesofluk
New member
Sup everyone, hope all is great in 4R world. I have a question and hope a few if you can chime in on the subject.
Is there an easy install lift, or just the old puck method to getting bigger tires? I've seen a few lifts that seam pretty straight forward but others turn out to be a gong show. The body lift kits look like a ton of work changing out mounts for the rad and other spots. The levelling kits look like an easier job, but I'm not sure how easy it would be. Also what would the max height be 3"? How do I know if I have "Ztrack" I think, a feature in the rear end of some models I heard. Is it just the sport models? Then there's the true lift kit with replacement shocks and coils, but it depends on how deep the pockets are.
For example: 04 SR5 V8 stock, looking for bigger tires on my 16's, not wanting a rubbing issue. What would be my best course of action? Not looking to go crazy, just a few extra inches and more grip to the trails.
What are your thoughts? And if you have any suggestions and pics I'd like to see what the options are out there. Thanks a ton, be safe on the trails.
Is there an easy install lift, or just the old puck method to getting bigger tires? I've seen a few lifts that seam pretty straight forward but others turn out to be a gong show. The body lift kits look like a ton of work changing out mounts for the rad and other spots. The levelling kits look like an easier job, but I'm not sure how easy it would be. Also what would the max height be 3"? How do I know if I have "Ztrack" I think, a feature in the rear end of some models I heard. Is it just the sport models? Then there's the true lift kit with replacement shocks and coils, but it depends on how deep the pockets are.
For example: 04 SR5 V8 stock, looking for bigger tires on my 16's, not wanting a rubbing issue. What would be my best course of action? Not looking to go crazy, just a few extra inches and more grip to the trails.
What are your thoughts? And if you have any suggestions and pics I'd like to see what the options are out there. Thanks a ton, be safe on the trails.
