Lifting a 2wd / Differential
09-30-2004, 12:49 PM
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Lifting a 2wd / Differential
I was wondering if anyone on here has lifted a 97 2wd 4runner. If anyone has, what would be their recommendations on the topic. I was also wondering if there are better rear differentials for the 3rd Generation 4runners? Help! Please!
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I did mine and changed it up some. The 2wd lift is the same as the 4wd. Execpt there is no need to drop the front CV angles. I would recomend following schafers <sp?> frankenstein setup. From what I read it rocks. I'll be doing the same to my runner soon to. I currently run a revtek on bilsteins up front and downey 3.5 HD coil in the rear. Check my sig for more details
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Originally Posted by Cooper04
I was wondering if anyone on here has lifted a 97 2wd 4runner. If anyone has, what would be their recommendations on the topic. I was also wondering if there are better rear differentials for the 3rd Generation 4runners? Help! Please!
09-30-2004, 05:22 PM
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