What lift are you all running on 3rd Gen?

[RPTFE00]

I have 2000 T4R and right now its sitting on stock everything, i have the General Grabber AT2 on it, and i think she would look super aggressive with a 2-3" lift. what I've been hearing is using either the spacers with LC or OME springs, but I've been told it can create rake which I'm not a huge fan of. What is everyone running on their 3rd Gens and how do you like it?? thanks guys!

 

[cashmoney]

See my signature. Settled out around 3.5".

 

[Park]

There are a million different combos for lifts. I put new OEM struts up front with Daystar's rubber spacer (better ride than metal spacers IMO). And for the rear I'm running Toytec 890s w/ Monroe struts for an LC80 LandCruiser. My truck sits completely level (I have about 3" all around) and I've got just enough room to run 33" A/Ts. It was very affordable too

If your thinking of using spacers, I dont recommend running them in the rear. They will sag on you fairly soon. I ran spacers for a while but the just dont offer a good ride quality

 

[JayRolla]

I run my hybrid lift I personally pieced together myself.

 

[KaliKid]

I have 2000 T4R and right now its sitting on stock everything, i have the General Grabber AT2 on it, and i think she would look super aggressive with a 2-3" lift. what I've been hearing is using either the spacers with LC or OME springs, but I've been told it can create rake which I'm not a huge fan of. What is everyone running on their 3rd Gens and how do you like it?? thanks guys!

There is tons of info on this throughout this forum and other sites. WHAT ARE YOU LIFTING FOR??? Are you on a budget? Also what size tires do you have now, because aggressive wont be in your vocabulary if you put a 3" lift with 265's IMO...

 

[RPTFE00]

There are a million different combos for lifts. I put new OEM struts up front with Daystar's rubber spacer (better ride than metal spacers IMO). And for the rear I'm running Toytec 890s w/ Monroe struts for an LC80 LandCruiser. My truck sits completely level (I have about 3" all around) and I've got just enough room to run 33" A/Ts. It was very affordable too

If your thinking of using spacers, I dont recommend running them in the rear. They will sag on you fairly soon. I ran spacers for a while but the just dont offer a good ride quality

This sounds like the best option for me, I'm kind of a stickler for things looking even so if it sits completely level, then I'm in! Thanks man!