Anyone use ToyTec Lifts on their 4th gen?

hamiltonj2w1 · 11-14-2006, 07:42 PM

Has anybody used the lift from toytec the 3in front and 2.5 rear I was going to do the daystar spacers until I found this kit I don't have the money for coilovers but this kit is only 384.00 with the 1in diff drop kit. I am running 265 70 17 nitto tera grapplers. I don't plan on beating it to badly off road just a little more clearance. Any info on this kit would be great

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Grimace · 11-21-2006, 07:00 PM

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Originally Posted by hamiltonj2w1

Has anybody used the lift from toytec the 3in front and 2.5 rear I was going to do the daystar spacers until I found this kit I don't have the money for coilovers but this kit is only 384.00 with the 1in diff drop kit. I am running 265 70 17 nitto tera grapplers. I don't plan on beating it to badly off road just a little more clearance. Any info on this kit would be great

I was thinking about this too! Did you do this?

http://www.yotatech.com/showthread.php?t=92960

Let me know if you do this.

hamiltonj2w1 · 12-13-2006, 06:41 PM

The guy at the local offroad shop said not to bother with it. He said just do the old man emu lift with new shocks and struts it's about twice the price as the toytec lift. He said he has never heard of them before so he wasen't sure about it. He was encouraging me to save my money and go with Donahoe racing coilovers. Did you happen to go with the toytec lift?

Grimace · 12-13-2006, 06:49 PM

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Originally Posted by hamiltonj2w1

The guy at the local offroad shop said not to bother with it. He said just do the old man emu lift with new shocks and struts it's about twice the price as the toytec lift. He said he has never heard of them before so he wasen't sure about it. He was encouraging me to save my money and go with Donahoe racing coilovers. Did you happen to go with the toytec lift?

Home renovations have derailed my project for the time being. The lift I was looking at had OME rear springs. I figure it may be better than spacers. When I asked the guy at TOYTEC if he did any 4runners w/ Xreas he wouldn't give an answer. So I'm a little skeptical about product support.

It mat be better switching to the full kit. But time will tell for me.

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12-13-2006, 06:41 PM	#3 (permalink)
hamiltonj2w1 Registered User Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: rapid city south dakota Posts: 32	The guy at the local offroad shop said not to bother with it. He said just do the old man emu lift with new shocks and struts it's about twice the price as the toytec lift. He said he has never heard of them before so he wasen't sure about it. He was encouraging me to save my money and go with Donahoe racing coilovers. Did you happen to go with the toytec lift?