DubbleJ's

Hey guys, I am in the process of installing a 4" superlift in my sis's '93 runner. Ive got the old rear stuff all pulled out and want to put in the 4link upper and lower relocation brackets but I cant exactly figure out which one forsure goes where and how it mounts!!

The instructions have diagrams for the front IFS install, but no pics or diagrams for the rear.

Anyone have any insight as to how the brackets mount, OR just a picture or two of your superlift installed on your runner?? Pics are always super helpful for me

Also, do both the upper and lower brackets mount to the diff, or does one of them go to the frame?



Thanks!

DubbleJ's

bump... cant manage to find one single pic on the entire internet of a rear Superlift setup in a runner...

waskillywabbit

iTrader: (-1)

You probably can't find a pic for a reason.

camo31_10.50

what's the reason Wabbit? lol i'm kinda confused lol

DubbleJ's

Ya, lets get some info behind that statement....?

Im a Jeep guy so I dont know a ton about these oddly built yota's and their aftermarket parts

JamesD

You mean like the 4 link rear suspensions that they put in Jeeps? It should be self explanatory.

Matt16

Bracket lifts are flimsy and not a good way to lift a truck IMO.

waskillywabbit

iTrader: (-1)

Same reason no one has ever killed Big Foot.

DubbleJ's

My Jeep has leafs in the rear.....

It was just the location of the upper and lower link brackets I was wondering about. With a fresh head the next morning it all came together and I got them bolted in.
Now the coils are just being a bitch and dont want to seat into the top mount..

yotaman85

i think wabbit is saying all the brackets are for the front, except the panhard drop bracket, and uses longer coils for the rear... i dont know, just a guess.

JamesD

Nope. The rear lower control arms have a drop bracket and the upper control arms have a lift bracket. The panhard also has a drop bracket. Superlift is the only one that does this I think. I know since I have a 4" Superlift on my 94 4Runner

James

bobuk

The Procomp 4" lift is almost identical to the superlift and their instructions have diagrams.

How thick is the metal making up the rear drop brackets as I want to make some for my truck, just don't know how thick to go ?

DubbleJ's

How do you like it? had it in for a while?

The rear is done, just have to make some new swaybar links as the guy i bought it off lost them...

Just started the front, pulling the CA's and all that. Lift is goin slow but getting done bit by bit with the busy schedule...

I've never wrenched on IFS before so it'll be a learning curve I guess....any pre-tips?






I'll have a look for ya.. prob about 3/16", we'll see.

bobuk

Thanks. The Procomp instructions are here.

abecedarian

Front-
install steering knuckle adapters
install left, right differential housing spacers
install left, right LCA drop brackets
install front differential support (carried over from OEM) to LCA drop brackets
install sway bar drop brackets

Rear-
R&R coil springs
Install panhard rod drop

ummm?

bobuk

So you wouldn't bother to install the 4 trailing arm relocation brackets or the longer shocks, bumpstops, lsv bracket etc ?

DubbleJ's

Ha ha ha... Is there a question in there I missed? Or did you just post some bad directions for a 2" lift?





Exactly....

I measured the trailing arms brackets they are all 3/16"

bobuk

Thanks