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Old 05-16-2017, 03:11 PM #1
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WTB: Budget friendly 3rd gen 4runner lift SO UT
I am looking to start my lift and was wanting to do the budget side as I work full time and go to school full time.

Obviously don't want to spend too much and I would prefer to stay away from spacers. I think I am looking for LC coils 7 or 8 wrap and possible tundra fronts.
Let me know what you have that could work!

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I am hoping to stay around 500 or so. This is my first experience with lifting anything and I have been researching all over the place for different setups.
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How much lift are you looking for?
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Not much, maybe up to 2 or 2.5. also looking to get upper control arms to be able to get my alignment done right.
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I got Toytec/Eibach front coil lift springs wrapped in adjustable 5100s (3 inches) and OME 906 with 5100s. I know you said you want to avoid spacers but i have a set of rear spacers and brand new extended length BOSS rear shocks that you can use with the OME 906 and rear spacer to get 3.5 inches of rear lift. Im in San Diego, let me know if you're interested.
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I got Toytec/Eibach front coil lift springs wrapped in adjustable 5100s (3 inches) and OME 906 with 5100s. I know you said you want to avoid spacers but i have a set of rear spacers and brand new extended length BOSS rear shocks that you can use with the OME 906 and rear spacer to get 3.5 inches of rear lift. Im in San Diego, let me know if you're interested.


Still got the fronts setup? I'm on Oceanside and need to replace mine.


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