Lift Manufacturer question for 88 yota IFS
02-18-2007, 02:06 PM
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Lift Manufacturer question for 88 yota IFS
I have an 88 pickup with IFS and would like to lift it. What manufacturers makes a decent lift? What do you have? Do you like it? What don't you like about it? Am NOT interested in full axle swap. Thanks in advance
02-18-2007, 05:16 PM
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What size tires do you want to run on your truck? I'm running a 33x10.50 stock on my 91 pickup and it work really well offroad. If you are wanting to run something larger then you might want to run a 4inch suspension lift. I would suggest Pro Comp or Superlift if you really want to spend the money on an IFS lift.
02-18-2007, 05:36 PM
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Rancho is not the way to go if you want a simple bolt on all around lift. I think the pro comp is the cheapest well rounded choice. Trailmaster is fine but I think you have to trim away some on the lower a-arms mounts where the stock truss bolts to. Superlift has a good name to stand behind but never seen one in use.
From what is sounds like, I think ball joint spacers and some t-bar tweek for a 2-3" lift will suit you best. Cheap and can clear 33x12.50's.
From what is sounds like, I think ball joint spacers and some t-bar tweek for a 2-3" lift will suit you best. Cheap and can clear 33x12.50's.
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I ran a Superlift suspension setup with rear springs on my 92 pickup for about 3-4 years before selling the truck. The front took a little more work then I would have thaught to put on , but the system was very nice.
02-27-2007, 05:05 PM
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If you look at a Superlift kit and a Rough Country lift side by side they appear to be made at the same plant. They both use 1 piece drop brackets for extra strength too.
The kicker is the RC kit is like $220 less than the Superlift.
The kicker is the RC kit is like $220 less than the Superlift.
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