I'm finally getting around to doing some upgrades after having my 4Runner for a couple of years. Besides basic maintenance putting a lift on is the first thing I've done to the 4runner. Hopefully in the near future I will add some more mods.
I put on Tundra coilovers from a 2006 DC tundra and Lexus coils with LC shocks on the rear. I did it by myself and it took about 4 hours for the front and 4 hours for the rear on two separate days. I did it at different times because I ordered the wrong shocks for the rear first go round.
I don't have the exact measurements with me, but the front lifted right at 1.5" and the rear 4". I hope it settles some, as others have experienced, because that's a bit higher than I would like. I guess I'll just throw some weight in there and see what happens.
Future plans include bumpers front and rear and a rear storage box, and maybe a roof rack.
I put on Tundra coilovers from a 2006 DC tundra and Lexus coils with LC shocks on the rear. I did it by myself and it took about 4 hours for the front and 4 hours for the rear on two separate days. I did it at different times because I ordered the wrong shocks for the rear first go round.
I don't have the exact measurements with me, but the front lifted right at 1.5" and the rear 4". I hope it settles some, as others have experienced, because that's a bit higher than I would like. I guess I'll just throw some weight in there and see what happens.
Future plans include bumpers front and rear and a rear storage box, and maybe a roof rack.
