Lifted96

Thinking about buying a stock 4runner. Im not planning on doing any offroading it so I think the suspension spacer lift will be fine(any recommendations). What else would be needed. The diff drop kit? Anything else? Also, what kind of labor costs do you think it would be (estimate?). It'll prob be a 96-98.
any help is appreciated.
Thanks
Patrick.

frodin1

I ran a Daystar 2.5" lift on mine for a over a year and it was fine. However, I did have a little bit of rubbing with my 285' tires. I now have the Tundra/OME lift which is a huge difference is ride and handling. You can find out more on this by searching. As far as install, figure a couple hours labor and an alignment. Check into other methods of lifting before your deadset on spacers. Good Luck!

Lifted96

how much did your lift cost to install? The reason why I was goign to get spacer lifts is bc they are cheaper/easier to isntall, and since itll only be driving on paved roads. I thought it would be fine.

Bighead

Take a look at Sonoran Steel. Steve sells several different lift options from the Tundra/Land Cruiser lift to Daystar spacers. If nothing else his site will give you a taste of what's out there for lifts.

Lifted96

My main reason for this thread is to find out ho wmuch labor will be... My prev 4runner had a 2.5 in revtek spacer lift, but I got rid of it back in march. Im thinking about buying one that is "cleaner" and then making itlook almost identical (lift/wheels/tires) as my old one.

pmbazus

For me this is the best spacer lift. And do it yourself.
http://www.toyteclifts.com/

pmbazus