Crimson Yota

Hello, I have a few quick questions about lifting my 4Runner.
A friend just gave me a set of 33x12.5's that I wanna fit.
I've got a 1990 4Runner, automatic transmission.

1. Can I use BJ spacers/LC coils or body lift with an automatic transmission?

2. Will either of these (whichever works) be sufficient to give me the height needed to run 33x12.5's without serious rubbage?

3. Do I need anything extra? (Panhard drop bracket? shocks?)

Thanks, Charlie.

kawasakimoto_7

get the bj spacers and the coils, body lifts look like poop. with the spacers and coils you should get/need extended shocks.

rattlewagon

They will fit stock. Just trim/hammer the pinch weld in the front fender and youll be fine.

Tofer

dude i dont think anyone has ever put tires that big on a 4runner before....

sebastianholmes

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f120...thread-213713/

Birdbrain

Yeah, i think they come stock with like 26"s....

Tofer

26x8.5r 14s to be exact...

BigBluePile

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Sarcasm abounds....

BigBluePile

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It's weird that there's no one local you could ask....pretty sure I saw your rig in the parkinglot the other day.....

Crimson Yota

Thanks, does anyone know what size I'd need?

I'm not really sure if your making fun of me?

Haha sorry Logan I didn't even think to ask you. You didn't see mine though, currently my trucks out of commission haha. But I did see your truck the other day, it's looking good, I like your whip antenna.

BoredOutnJackdUp

This is a 2 inch BL but they will fit stock if your not saggy,

BigBluePile

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Theres tons of info on here about lifts and what tires you can run. I believe its a sticky thread at the top of the 86-95 section. I'd recommend a Wabfab bj/coil kit and 33's will clear fine

4Crawler

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Some "recipes" below:
- http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...it.shtml#FAQ10

BigBluePile

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