6" susp. lift for a 95 runner?
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6" susp. lift for a 95 runner?
anyone heard of a 6" suspension lift for a 95 runner? Please let me know. Or if anyone knows of a really good deal on a 4" lift let me know. Thanks!
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Originally Posted by BigBadBlue
3" body lift
rear 2" downey coil spacer
1" ball joint spacer & bring up the torsion bars that extra inch you will have 9.5 and be able to fit 37s or bigger
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anyone heard of a 6" suspension lift for a 95 runner? Please let me know. Or if anyone knows of a really good deal on a 4" lift let me know. Thanks!
Your Runner looks nice! If you get a lift like that I'll be so jealous, heh, I'd be happy with any kind of lift. Sorry I can't help, just wanted to say hi.
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Originally Posted by BigBadBlue
If you get a Superlift 4.5" lift
3" body lift
rear 2" downey coil spacer
1" ball joint spacer & bring up the torsion bars that extra inch you will have 9.5 and be able to fit 37s or bigger
3" body lift
rear 2" downey coil spacer
1" ball joint spacer & bring up the torsion bars that extra inch you will have 9.5 and be able to fit 37s or bigger
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Originally Posted by Funrunner
Is that you, Lisa?
Your Runner looks nice! If you get a lift like that I'll be so jealous, heh, I'd be happy with any kind of lift. Sorry I can't help, just wanted to say hi.
Be sure to come register over at www.4roc.org - I've got the same name over there, too.
Your Runner looks nice! If you get a lift like that I'll be so jealous, heh, I'd be happy with any kind of lift. Sorry I can't help, just wanted to say hi.
Be sure to come register over at www.4roc.org - I've got the same name over there, too.
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Hey! I wanted the same thing you are going for unfortunately we can't put 3 inch body lifts on our trucks because they are automatics. You would have to get someone to extend your shifters and some other stuff. You can get a 4" lift get Allpro spacers in the rear and the ball joint spacers in the front. Add to that a 1" body lift and you have 6 1/2 to 7 inches. So far all I have is the Pro Comp lift. Next I'll be making it a little taller with the spacers. I wish my fiance would make her truck taller. Oh wait, she doesn't have one! :pat:
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Originally Posted by Designsbyme
Hey! I wanted the same thing you are going for unfortunately we can't put 3 inch body lifts on our trucks because they are automatics. You would have to get someone to extend your shifters and some other stuff. You can get a 4" lift get Allpro spacers in the rear and the ball joint spacers in the front. Add to that a 1" body lift and you have 6 1/2 to 7 inches. So far all I have is the Pro Comp lift. Next I'll be making it a little taller with the spacers. I wish my fiance would make her truck taller. Oh wait, she doesn't have one! :pat:
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The A holes at 4wheel parts sold me the stage 1 kit. It's fine and dandy if you just want to lift your truck but it isn't that great for wheelen and I like to wheel. If you get the Pro Comp lift and you wheel I would get the stage two kit. If you just want the lift the stage one kit will be fine. You should be able to fit 35"s under there after you get the rear coil spacers and the ball joint spacers. If you'll wait a month I can give you a definite answer on that. But this is my plan.
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Thanks for the info, but will it work on an automatic? I would really like to get 37's (my fiance would be mad that my truck would be just as big as his)
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Hey! I wanted the same thing you are going for unfortunately we can't put 3 inch body lifts on our trucks because they are automatics. You would have to get someone to extend your shifters and some other stuff. You can get a 4" lift get Allpro spacers in the rear and the ball joint spacers in the front. Add to that a 1" body lift and you have 6 1/2 to 7 inches. So far all I have is the Pro Comp lift. Next I'll be making it a little taller with the spacers. I wish my fiance would make her truck taller. Oh wait, she doesn't have one! :pat:
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Originally Posted by BigBadBlue
::: buzzer sound ::: wrong! Roger Brown is the king of body lifts. He has the 2nd gen total body lift kit. Everything you would need and then some. He is god!
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And here is gods wonderful addy. http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/BodyLiftKit.shtml
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And here is gods wonderful addy. http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/BodyLiftKit.shtml
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Originally Posted by BigBadBlue
Plan on the 3" block kit, with all brackets and shipping to cost $230, Its well worth it, he's really the man!
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I just e-mailed him. Thanks man!
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I'm shooting for 9" Unless I can just sit on my hands for 4 months and get an SAS.
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Originally Posted by BigBadBlue
Dude seven is iffy when wheeling. Its badarse to be sky high in town and such but when you get on a harsh angle trail tipping would not be fun. Ive come close a few times. I will be jealous and trust me I would match you if you hit 9. I wont just go do it though. I need the competition first.
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Originally Posted by BigBadBlue
Now your talkin! I have a 1991 4Runner with an automatic sitting on a Tuff Country 4" susp. lift, Roger Brown 3" body lift, and 35" Wild Country TXRs. If I were to put in the downey spacers and ball joint spacers with a torsion bar adjustment 37s would fit fine. 37s will fit now but I enjoy wheeling my 4runner and I would be rubbing non stop. So to be able to wheel your Runner on 37s you would need atleast the 8.5"s and also think about regearing. You will hate it having 37s on factory gears even if they are the 486s. I had 410s and god did that suck. I moved up to 5.29s with a rear Detroit locker. In all for the gearing it cost me $1300. that was the good deal I got from my buddy here in Wenatchee that did a great job. You have the ideal rig I was looking to build up. The later 2nd gen loaded with all the fatory goodies. It is loaded right? Ben