Hello, I want some insight from the group. I have a 05 4runner. I want to know if I should get the ready lift 2.25 spacer that goes above the coil, or the toytec spacer 2.25 that goes on top of the coil that you must compress the coil. I have a coil compressor. I have read so much my head is spinning. I truly dont know which one to get without causing future damage. Also should I worry about my cv boots or axle having issues.
which is better
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Cubslover
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A matter of personal preference.
You can get a diff drop kit that will help with driveshaft angles, for about $25 if you're concerned. Most lifts contain a diff drop.
I was going to go with a spacer lift, but decided on a coil/shocks lift. Reasons: as the truck gets older, the chances of it sagging shortly after getting the spacers on grows. Plus I figure I'll need new suspension componets soon anyway, so the decision was easy.
You can get a diff drop kit that will help with driveshaft angles, for about $25 if you're concerned. Most lifts contain a diff drop.
I was going to go with a spacer lift, but decided on a coil/shocks lift. Reasons: as the truck gets older, the chances of it sagging shortly after getting the spacers on grows. Plus I figure I'll need new suspension componets soon anyway, so the decision was easy.
A10MileHusker
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I've been running a 3" Toytec Spacer lift for a couple of years now and still love it. I will always go with Toytec because of their customer service. They are INCREDIBLE when it comes to that and their product. I stand by Toytec STRONG. But, it is your decision.
chaz
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heres a few posts that may help with ur diff. drop worries.at 2.5 its not needed. toytec diff drop doesn't do jack - Toyota 120 Platforms Forum Diff Drop kit - Toyota 120 Platforms Forum Diff Drop - Toyota 120 Platforms Forum Diff Drop kit - Toyota 120 Platforms Forum
