Was this with the trip with the ttora guys? I read something about that on ttora.

 

One and the same. You wouldn't have a link to this discussion would you?

EDIT: Think I found it

 

Maybe not, there was a post in the off topic area, not the past trail runs forum (I just found that one too). http://forums.delphiforums.com/n/mb/...y&msg=104558.1

 

When are you going to lift the back of your truck? And what gears did you order?

 

Ahhh, found that one too...

 

HUH? and 4.88s...

 

Doesnt the rear end of your truck sag in the back? Was just wondering if you are ever going to fix that... thats all...

 

4.56 didnt work that well??

 

No, it sits perfectly level.


They worked great until I trashed the ˟˟˟˟ out of 'em this weekend.

 

Breezy why didnt you put your steal bumper back on. Why the stock bumper?

 

Sold the front bumper... I am having my friend make me a new one for the front.

I want to have driving lights mounted in the bumper under the head lights. We are totally making it look good... I am also going to buy a Warn 8000 LB winch ...


44Runner, have any level pictures of your truck? How did you make the rear lift with the front? I have well over 6" of lift in the back and it still sites 1/2 inch lower then the front.

 

Yeah dude, but your front lift is much taller than mine. You used 44044s. I have stock waggy springs. I have no more than 6.5" of total lift over stock. My goal was to keep it low while still being able to flex and fit 35s. I saw all the Tacos running 44044s and decided that was too tall for me. I went with the lower COG approach.

My whole front setup remains fairly unique. I'm not sure if there is a Taco out there running anything like I have. I think I have the shortest lift of any SAS Taco or 3rd Gen Runner. Hell, my truck is still height legal in VA, with room to spare. I don't know any other SAS truck here that is...

 

Awesome setup there, really! How much?

 

lookin' good. make sure to show us some pics of your bumper once it's done.

 

Ah 44044's are only 2.5 of life.. How did you get that much lift out of the back of your truck? I had to do leaf springs in the back to make up the difference when i had my IFS lift.

 

Man, thats lookin nice. How does it ride down the road now that the IFS is history?

 

It rides different ... not bad ... not 100% good... its just different, its something ya gotta get used to.

Offroad it drives like a dream

 

New coils and Cornfed spacers. Then fixed the panhard bar and I was good to go.

You can look at your pictures and tell that your Runner is quite a bit higher than mine...

 

maybe for a wagoneer, but i bet the 4R is significantly lighter than the Waggy.

i think Tacos that run the Rancho 44044s get close to 10" of lift.

 

all the guys around here with 4044's are sitting 11"- 13" over my stock taco.