lift for 1990 and up 4Runner
08-11-2002, 02:35 PM
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lift for 1990 and up 4Runner
whats a fairly cheap suspension lift for a 1990 and up 4Runner (can be any model and year 4Runner above 1990.
i was looking around and all i see are ones for like $1000
anything cheaper?
i was looking around and all i see are ones for like $1000
anything cheaper?
08-11-2002, 02:49 PM
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Re: lift for 1990 and up 4Runner
Originally posted by Retardriot427
(can be any model and year 4Runner above 1990.
(can be any model and year 4Runner above 1990.
08-11-2002, 02:53 PM
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Good response Adam!
Retardriot, there are so many choices out there that we really need to know the specifics of your vehicle, or the vehicle you are inquiring about.
Mike
Retardriot, there are so many choices out there that we really need to know the specifics of your vehicle, or the vehicle you are inquiring about.
Mike
08-11-2002, 03:19 PM
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sorry
what i meant to say is
im in the market for buying a 4Runner 90 and up
i was wondering what kind of suspension lift i can get for any year 90 and up that is somewhere between 2-6inches
i do off road driving prob. 2 times a week but use the vehicle for everyday use also
what i meant to say is
im in the market for buying a 4Runner 90 and up
i was wondering what kind of suspension lift i can get for any year 90 and up that is somewhere between 2-6inches
i do off road driving prob. 2 times a week but use the vehicle for everyday use also
08-11-2002, 04:22 PM
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Alright well from 1996 to present you have IFS which offers several lift possiblities. For an economical solution people use 3" RevTek spacer lifts, OME springs and struts, cornbred spacers, Downey Rear Coils those types of products. For those you are looking between $350.00 and $550.00
If you want something better, however, more expensive you can go with the setup that I am waiting for which is Downey Rear Coils with Bilsteins and Sway-A-Way adjustable Coil Overs up front. For that setup you are looking around a grand. There is a group buy for the Sway-A-Way coil overs, if you were to get with me immediately I could add your order. My personl opinion is you do not need to go more that 2.5" to 3" of lift. As far as the previous to 1996 Runners, you have torsion bars, lift is achieved up front by cranking down on the bars...
Anyhow, hope that kinda helps.
If you want something better, however, more expensive you can go with the setup that I am waiting for which is Downey Rear Coils with Bilsteins and Sway-A-Way adjustable Coil Overs up front. For that setup you are looking around a grand. There is a group buy for the Sway-A-Way coil overs, if you were to get with me immediately I could add your order. My personl opinion is you do not need to go more that 2.5" to 3" of lift. As far as the previous to 1996 Runners, you have torsion bars, lift is achieved up front by cranking down on the bars...
Anyhow, hope that kinda helps.
08-11-2002, 04:32 PM
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1990 up STILL does not tell us WHAT YEAR RIG YOU HAVE.
1990 up to WHAT?
Some brand names for 1990-1995 (2nd gen) 4Runners that come to mind are trailmaster, pro comp, rancho, downey, ect
www.4wheelparts.com
www.4x4connection.com
www.performanceproducts.com
www.central4wd.com
www.downeyoff-road.com
www.google.com
1990 up to WHAT?
Some brand names for 1990-1995 (2nd gen) 4Runners that come to mind are trailmaster, pro comp, rancho, downey, ect
www.4wheelparts.com
www.4x4connection.com
www.performanceproducts.com
www.central4wd.com
www.downeyoff-road.com
www.google.com
08-11-2002, 05:26 PM
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adam, i told you, i dont have a 4Runner yet, im IN THE MARKET for one that is 1990+
im wondering what the suspension lift possibilities are for those years
im wondering what the suspension lift possibilities are for those years
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All of the lifts for 1990-1995 cost around the same some are better then other. But there is nothing over a 4" lift. so if you want tires bigger then 33 like i do you will have to go SAS. I have a Pro comp Stage II on the wifes runner wth 33X12.50 and she loves the way it handels. it not too bad ofroad eather
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This is my personal opion but 1990+ ruuner all wheel about the same. I have a stock runner that I have taken a lot of place just on the skill of driving alone. Personal if you are going to do any kinda of hardcore wheeling save yourself the trouble and money and get like an 85' Which I feel is the best over all off-road runner. but that just how I feel. I sure that other may feel diffent.
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