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I finally got to install my lift this past weekend. Friday did the rear (OME hd springs, comfort shocks) and front install of SAWs.
Saturday I installed the diff drop kit and adjusted the SAWs. I ended up level w/ the rear w/ 1-7/8" of thread revealed. Today, I had the alignment done and took my first test drive. This is so much better than stock, better ride and handeling and it looks bad ass For tires I got 285/75/16 duelers. Last Id like to thank everyone from yotatech and 4x4wire for thier input and advice; w/ special thanks to Mike (x-treame) and Schaefer for the great service and parts.
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2000 toyota 4 runner: fr & rr arb lockers, sonoransteel front lift, OME HD's, bridgestone 285/75/16 duelers, diff-drop, sliders stubbs herculined, panhard drop,tjm-t15, warn m-8000, power tank, sonoran steel 1" bl rear bumper, 1" rb bl, synth winch line, alum fairlead Last edited by guinness : 08-11-2003 at 06:34 PM. |
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I'm super jealous not that I can't get my lift the way I had planned. That looks awesome! How much lift did you get?
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Wow, that does look good. How is the suspention over bumps now, is it stiff or does it feel like you have more usable suspention travel now?
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Im not 100% sure but I would guess 2-3" in the rear and about the same in the front. I didnt take ant measurements ahead of time (I dove right in without thinking) but Ive been told that the OME hd springs give you close to 3" but w/ only 1-7/8" of thread on the SAWs I may be lower.
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2000 toyota 4 runner: fr & rr arb lockers, sonoransteel front lift, OME HD's, bridgestone 285/75/16 duelers, diff-drop, sliders stubbs herculined, panhard drop,tjm-t15, warn m-8000, power tank, sonoran steel 1" bl rear bumper, 1" rb bl, synth winch line, alum fairlead |
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The suspension is stiffer, so potholes are a little rough but handling esp. cornering is much improved even w/ a taller stance. I havent been off road yet so I nont know about usable travel., but I def. have more clearence.
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2000 toyota 4 runner: fr & rr arb lockers, sonoransteel front lift, OME HD's, bridgestone 285/75/16 duelers, diff-drop, sliders stubbs herculined, panhard drop,tjm-t15, warn m-8000, power tank, sonoran steel 1" bl rear bumper, 1" rb bl, synth winch line, alum fairlead |
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How does the rear end feel, because you are bone stock, right?
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In the rear I have OME hd springs w/ comfort shocks. The rear suspension is what feels stiff, the SAWs up front are nice and smooth.
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