ubique2

Looking at putting either a 2" body or a 4" suspension lift into my 92 Hilux Surf. I was wondering if there are any issues with lifting an auto. I know that a body lift on a standard requires an extension on the shifter but I have never heard any info on an auto.

The other question is if there is a standard tranny that will fit that engine (2.4L Diesel) and how difficult is the swap

mt_goat

Yes there are issues with a body lift on a auto truck. 4crawler has the best BL kits and info on what you need:

http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/ProductLine.shtml

http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...html#ATbracket

myyota

Don`t do the body lift with the auto, we just did an auto to manual swap on my 86 4Runner and the auto shift linkage was so short that you could hardly get your hand in there to unhook the linkage, so with a body lift you would need to custom make new linkage for everything to work right.

SpecialScottie

Ive got a 3 inch on my 85 auto. Everything works fine. I have extensions as pictured on 4crawlers page

Noltz

We're talking a 2nd Gen here, not 1'st. I have a 3" kit on my auto '91. I made a 3" drop bracket for the transfer case shift linkage (see www.4crawler.com for good info & pictures), adjusted the transmission shift bar, and added a steering shaft extension.

Total install time for me was 6 hours, including cutting one of the body bolt heads off as it was too rusted to turn.

jmcgowan

Does anybody have a 1994 Toyota Pickup, 2WD, Automatic they've body lifted ?
I see kits on the link posted above, but has anyone got any experiance actually installing it ?
TIA,
Joe

jmcgowan

Nevermind, it looks like the 2" ball joint spacers for the front, and 2" longer wide body rear shackles from 4crawleroffroad.com would be easier and better for my application.

jmcgowan

did it:
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...pickup-185327/