TWISTEDTA

I'm about to order a body lift 3" for my 92.. but now that I'm doing reading on the subject I'm torn between the Performance Accessories and Superlift kit. The price range difference is very minimal-but I'm not sure which one is the better product....

What do you guys recommend by personal experience?

Hayes

try 4crawler.com

bigt

4crawler.com.. id go 2 inch tops

Djlarroc

Either one is good, just don't do a 3". Do a 2". I did a 1" and can't raise my gas tank which is one of the worst drawbacks on our trucks. Wish I woulda done a 2".

Jay351

My Performance accessories kit worked pretty darn well. Everything went into place quite easy.

netgodsrdn2

I'm completely satisfied with my 4crawler 2" ultimate body lift.

jmazoso

I am totally satisfied with the 1" that I got from Wabbit. Very simlar to the ones that you get from 4crawler.

Tacoclimber

Another vote for 4Crawler. I even got my 2" second hand and the quality is second to none.

And besides that, Roger's a great guy.

TWISTEDTA

I knew you guys would know! Thanks i really appreciate it.


I'll go 2" then gotta see who has the best deal now. Thanks again guys

apalmer1

id never BL more than 1"... changes vehicle dynamics too much, not to mention they arent very durable or useful for anything other than tire clearance. If i were to get a 1" body lift the only reason for it would be to make it easier to work on things such as the transmission or transfer case where there is very limited space near the bottom of the floorboards.

bigt

go 2 inches.... then you can raise gas tank and other things.. 4cralwer will hook you up with everything you need... dont skimp.

OSU4Runner

4Crawler....2 inch, no more, no less....I'm very happy with my 4crawler 2" body lift

grayguy

I've got a 4crawler 3in body lift. I also bought the 3in lifted Motor mounts. You nay sayers can bad talk a 3in lift all you want, between my drivetrain lift and crossmember I built, my T-case only hangs below the frame about an inch, if that. So if your going to lift the drivetrain as well, go for a 3inch kit.

dirtoyboy

If there is actually a purpose behind the body lift I think its ok.....

When people just slap a body lift on it to clear bigger tires....thats just gay

grayguy

^agreed. But on an IFS truck, I think the best thing you can do is do the body/drivetrain lift and throw so bigger tires on. After seeing what my truck will do with just that, I doubt I'd ever drop the $$$ on an IFS lift.

dirtoyboy

Good point......I have seen a truck similar to yours (3 inch body and drivetrain lift, with a flat belly) with 31s go down black diamond trails....So I dont doubt the capability..

Its a trade off... I'd rather have the frame clearance though...

Hayes

bigger tires gets you more frame clearance...

Jackal

i have the performance accessories one for my 93 4runner. 3 inch. i have no complaints other than some stuff it came with that i didnt need. better directions too. but other than that it went in easy and no problems. i dont see the point in a two inch one unless you are getting a suspension to go with it, if you are just going for like a 2 inch bj spacers and body lift get the 3 inch. if your getting a suspension along with it i suggest 2 inch.

Noltz

I have the Performance Acessories 3" on my '91. Ya, and automatic to boot. .. it can be done. You do need to tighten the bolts after 100 miles or so, onces everything shakes down into place. Also, there's a plate that mounts to the firewall to relocate the steering shaft hole. It's not very precise. Mine needed some trimming, and the holes didn't line up very well. Once installed, I fit 35's with no lift, no trimming, minimal rubbing. To do it again, I'd move a couple of the body mounts up 3" on plates welded to the frame. I'd use the 3" spacers on the front and rear most mounts only.