What is the best lift?

[jeffrosheen]

I am planning to lift my 06' in the next 6 months and was hoping to get some feedback on which route to go. Toytec? OME? Others?

Also what is the tire size I can fit with these. I like the look of the Toytec the best from what I have seen on these forums but is the ride the best? I tend to do more highway driving than anything and will be doing this mostly for looks although I will be offroading a fair amount.

Originally I thought about going the Cruiser spring and spacers route but decided you only live once and I am planning give this to my son (that I have not even thought about having yet).

 

[Lexusbstrdchild]

I am planning to lift my 06' in the next 6 months and was hoping to get some feedback on which route to go. Toytec? OME? Others?

Also what is the tire size I can fit with these. I like the look of the Toytec the best from what I have seen on these forums but is the ride the best? I tend to do more highway driving than anything and will be doing this mostly for looks although I will be offroading a fair amount.

Originally I thought about going the Cruiser spring and spacers route but decided you only live once and I am planning give this to my son (that I have not even thought about having yet).

You need to use the search feature. There are TONS of write ups and lots of posts on lifts, tire sizes, etc, etc. It is a subject that is really asked a lot, and there is tons of info you just have to look.

 

[coogle]

good lucky!

good luck to you !

 

[Billf6531]

I'll help you out. I have a 2005 4R Limited with X-Reas. I installed the Truxxx kit. Relatively inexpensive, and easy to install. If anything, the ride is better. You can fit 33s.

http://www.truxxx.com/product/toyota/905099-2003-2010-4Runner-incl--X-REAS-System

 

[Will_4R]

Check out Overland Warehouse. I think that is overall the best route, and represents a good value in a suspension system that improve ride both on and offroad, and leaves room for additional weight and upgrades. They have two kits, the 2.0 and 2.5, depending on how built up your rig currently is nad how heavy to plan to make it. You can generally fit 33" tires with more 2-3 lifts, but you will have to remove the mud flaps, move the fender liner forward, so some minor trimming and use aftermarket wheels or wheel spacers. You can fit most 32" tires without much or any of the above.