Body Lift?
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Body Lift?
I was looking for a cheap solution for a lift until i get several hundred bucks for a suspension lift on my 2nd gen 4runner. Are there no bodylifts available for my 95 SR5 4x4 with an auto transmission? If not, does anyone know how much downey's econo torsion bar and spring kit goes for?
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Roger Brown makes one for the a/t tranny. www.4crawler.com
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alright thanks...so basically this lift works with the auto tranny because of the linkage brackets?
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I'm not exactly sure. Roger is the man you want to go through for a body lift though. Excellent pricing and will definately treat you right. He'll even do custom sizes if you want.
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RB is 1", besides, IMO thats all the BL you ever want. If you are $$ short, get spring spacers, BJ spacers, and 1" BL...
Dont run downeys econo lift.. Go with RB stuff www.4crawler.com
Dont run downeys econo lift.. Go with RB stuff www.4crawler.com
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Originally Posted by 95RunnerSR5
thanks for all the help...whats wrong with the econo lift?
Like others have said...a 1" BL is all you need and you will see/notice the difference. Once you have the money for a suspension lift, go with option #2...
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=54794
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Originally Posted by 95RunnerSR5
thanks for all the help...whats wrong with the econo lift?
Its much more than you need. IMO HD torsion bars are only needed with a heavy winch bumper, even still I barely have mine tight. If your rear springs are shot then you can get new ones, but if not a BJ spacer and coil spacer will do the same for less, and ride won't change.
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oh ok...i thought i needed heavier duty tbars to crank more lift in the front but ill just crank mine then..yeah my springs are shot..there's like an inch or less between my bumpstop and the bottom of the spring smount thingy
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