Zach_trun

Hi everyone im looking to get a suspension lift for my 93 pickup 4wd, could anyone give me any input on there experiences with there suspension lift, thanks

muddpigg

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You know this isn't a Chevy, ford, or dodge. "Lift kits" are good for mall crawling. So boils down to what you want to do with your rig. Mild to wild, only limited by you bank account.

Check out the faqs, loads of info. Try search function also. Long travel options, SAS options, ball joint spacers, bracket...

highonpottery

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I put Old Man Emu kit on my 93 truck. Very happy with it. Tons of info out there for those who look for it.

muddpigg

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Is OME a bracket still lift??

highonpottery

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No. OME is a 2-3" lift. There is no "kit" you piece together new leafs, that's, bushings, shackles, ubolts, shocks and stabilizer.
Bracket lifts are typically a 4" lift minimum.

4runner_toy

4" pro como ifs lift kit. Works well on and off road.

wheels&more

So do you have procomp lift? How's ride quality? Been thinking of getting them but they are pricey.

dbbowen

My 4runner came with a 4 inch rough country bracket lift.... It sucks honestly. It lets me run bigger tires, but my buddies stock nissan xterra has more ground clearance. Im just saving my money up for a SAS. If you want to stay ifs, and not SAS get a long travel kit. The bracket kits are about 1000 anyways, so i mean if youre already spending that cheese on one, why not save up a little extra and do you something better?

dukevondank

For decent and cheap ifs lifting, without brackets, get ball joint spacers, torsion bars, and longer rear shackles.