No, this is a spacer kit for your suspension, so it's like putting taller suspension in without the cost... this is THE cheapest suspension lift you can find. the ride will be close to the same... I'm not positive, but you 'might' have to replace the rear shocks from the extra height, the front stays the same... you can do monroe shocks from 0'riely's for $25 each for a land cruiser.
a body lift would require a steering lift, which most/all body lifts come with.
If you want you could do a 1inch body lift also, getting a net 3.5 inch lift, doing this might clear you without much pounding.
Cold air intake I'll make a build thread soon when I hit my 15 posts lol.
Post some pics man!
The tweeters were a straight swap with the factory tweeters on the door. IIRC, I just screwed them into the same mounts and that was that. I've been meaning to grab a spare cover and see if I can't retrofit in the adjustable mount they come with, but I haven't gotten around to it.Yep I am going to run them off a amp. What method did you mount your tweeters? Thanks [emoji450][emoji869]
The tweeters were a straight swap with the factory tweeters on the door. IIRC, I just screwed them into the same mounts and that was that. I've been meaning to grab a spare cover and see if I can't retrofit in the adjustable mount they come with, but I haven't gotten around to it.
BTW, there's a pretty clean way to mount the crossovers on the back of the speaker panel:
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There's more of a write-up in my build thread if the picture isn't self explanatory.![]()
When I bought my 01 4runner, it did not come with the factory jack and tool kit. I ordered the jack and tools and they came in today. Anyone have a picture of how they are stored in the factory location?