Do you have the stock torsion bars or the OME torsion bars?

The stock torsion bars relaxed a bit with the bj spacers would allow more flex. than OME cranked up.

In my opinion there is a common misconception that when you level a 4runner that the wheel wells must be level. IMO, this is not true as the rear fender is built into the body lower than the front. look at the body line that runs through the doors and into the rear panel to see if that is level.

 

I have original equipment (OEM) T-bars, stock and just as old as the rest of the truck. Does Old Man Emu (OME) even make them for the 2nd gen Runner?

I have the front adjusted so that I don't bottom out excessively, and to level it a bit.

I'll have to see exactly how much they will flex at full stuff front and rear sometime soon. Maybe this upcoming weekend I'll see.

Thanks for the answers and sorry for the confusion.

 

Still stock suspension. Someday I'll disconnect the anti-sway bars, but I don't do much extreme or even tough offroading.

tire off ground

If I sit on the front drivers side bumper the rear tire lifts off the ground

Nice and dirty wheel well

 

Not the best of flex pics but all I got.

 

my front flexes ok but my rear realy shows off


that's at full stuff,but the passneger side can still drop more but i ran out of rock

 

no problem, my bad. I read the post wrong. but yeah a lot of guys use the BJ spacers to give them the ability to relax the torsion bars or keep heavier torsion bars more relaxed while still maintaining if not increasing their lift.

Yes OME does make heavier torsion bars for the 1st, and 2nd gen 4runners and pick ups. http://www.rocky-road.com/4runner.html

 

low porfile bumpstops help too

 

 

Wow, that is exactly the build I am shooting for with my truck aside from MC front bumper, 32x10.5 TSL radials and a detroit rear. My truck is even white haha.

 

 

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Doin a little "flexing"

Stock IFS with sway bars connected

 

How about this?



Its not mine, I found it on another forum

 

I guess that counts...

it's IFS, and it's flexing, lmao...

maybe he was trying to invent a new sport... urban rock crawling, lol

what an idiot...

 

heres some flex with no bed i could do better if i had some 33's but getting some 35's for 100 hellzzz yea




getting tipsy











i like to park close to cars lol

 

from a while back.

 

This thread is hilarious. The only thing I see flexing in any of these pictures is the rear axle.