Where to buy a lift these days?

mplsdunk

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My suspension is trashed in my 99. I didn’t really want to lift it but why not? She’s rusty but trusty. Got it from the og owner with records on everything and only has 170k on it and I just did the timing belt and water pump. All maintenance was done at the dealership before me the dude just never washed it...

If I’m replacing the springs and coils I might as well just lift it. My 96 rode harsh and stiff and I want that back again this thing feels like a boat.

Where is the best place to get a 2” ome lift from? I don’t really see them for sale anymore. Or is there something better? I don’t want more than 2” I don’t want to deal with torn cv boots and all that and I also don’t want larger than 275 tires so there is no need.

I don’t wheel it but would like to, there is just no where within 3 hours of Minneapolis. It’s a 4wd 5 speed with an open diff.

Thanks guys!
 
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That Sonoran steel one looks super nice. Almost like a waste for my purposes. Maybe I should just say screw it and ball out on my 4runner. The only rust I have is under the rear doors. The frame is fine.

I looked on toytec and all I saw in the 3rd gen section was gift cards. I guess I could just shoot him an email.

Pic uploaded sideways for some reason but you get the point lol.
 

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You may have to, even with a mild lift. Boots on a 18+ year old vehicle don't like to be moved around.

we found this out the hard way. Put a Toytec kit on and the 18+ year old boots lasted about 6 miles...lol. We did expect it so it wasn't a big deal.
 

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