penangtoy

I have a 99 4wd 4runner sport edition thinking of alift? any opinions on toytec or revtek or even king shocks ? do let me know as newbie here!

Toyvana

My experience with ToyTec was flawless. If you're considering ToyTec, the best thing to do is call and have them answer your lift related questions and go from there.

WFO

I got the lift for my girlfreinds 4Runner from them. No problems at all. Even gave me a discount for being a YT member.

Nate08

Talk to the member "Ric". I'm pretty sure he is one of the 'main men' with Toytec.

crolison

I am going with toytec when i lift (toytec adjustable coilovers and ome rear springs)

fillsrunner4

maybe check out total chaos they make a good lift too + great travel if you wheel alot and want the travel

spaber05

My Toytec experience was great, friendly people and they help me put together an awesome lift, I ended up going with mostly OME stuff, but those guys are great, I was actually referred to them by a guy at ARB. Toytec/OME all the way.

penangtoy

i think toytec coilovers as i did talk to ric and he was helpfull. total chaos has great stuff but i did not want to go that far with my rig

ROOFGOOF

I once had them on my front...no problems. Get a diff drop kit and you will be fine.... I would also like to add, you should stay below 2.5 inch spacers if possible for CV angle reasons.

waskillywabbit

iTrader: (-1)

We are a Toytec dealer and they are A+.

PM/email me if you have any specific questions.

Psalm 112

I've been running with my ToyTec lift for a little over 6 months now. No Complaints!

penangtoy

does anyone know with a 2 and a half inch lift can i put 33inch tires or 285?

jfreisner

penangtoy

WOW i thought this was a place i could ask questions on stuff about our cars but i guess there are some strict regulators here, perhaps i should be more carefull of what i ask and where i ask. too bad i was just thinking this forum site was friendly.

waskillywabbit

iTrader: (-1)

You two old women get your shorts out of a bunch.

I think he meant can a 2.5" Toytec lift fit that tire size. You can fit a 285/75/16 with about 2" of lift and some pinch weld hammering.

jfreisner

Sorry bro, it just takes a minute to search. Yotatech is a friendly site, it just gets old answering the same question every day. Happy trails.