I'd say you did very well! That's about as blue as blue gets.

 

Nice grab dude! Did you throw in another 3.slow??

 

yea i didnt know bout the 3.4 then i posting more pics right now

 

 

It now has 4.56's i messed up my rear 4.88 pumpkin and decided to swap em out it has no cat just flowmaster sounds like v8.....sorry for all my posts i dont post often

 

What she used to look like.



How shes sittin now



These ones are the most recent. Welded myself a 1/4 angle iron rear bumper




No sway bars and flexyy
Cheers!
Kael

 

hmmm i cant see my pictures. Can you guys see them?

 

 

What she used to look like.



How shes sittin now



These ones are the most recent. Welded myself a 1/4 angle iron rear bumper







No sway bars and flexyy
Cheers!
Kael
___

 

Keep them coming!!

James

 

I really like that green paint 4runninmuds!

 

Thanks!

 

Here is mine. Only had it just over a month.

 

I just noticed that this thread was for 4runner IFS not just lifted IFS in general.

 

We'll forgive ya since you have the wagon look, and a "Rocky Road" suspension lift from the pics !!!

With that front lift kit you may want to seriously look at altering the bumpstop extensions in the front to increase travel. A real worthy mod.

 

What do you mean by "rocky road" lift? I will definitely Look into the mod you mentioned. SAS at the top of my list of mods for this truck. I am deleting the pics from this thread. I was very politely asked to do so since the thread is for 4runners only.

 

Rocky Road Outfitters. So far it's the cheapest I've seen OME suspension that I can re-collect (my medication makes me loopy so I could be wrong).

They don't offer ball joint spacers but for the coil springs it's a bangin deal and they are pretty easy on shipping as well.

http://www.rocky-road.com/4runner.html

 

Ive got "rocky road" OME HD springs in mine and had a pleasant time dealing with them. Highly recommend! Site is easy as pie as well.

 

"Rocky road" lift - just meaning your lifted being parked up on the rocks LOL !!!

By the pics I saw your vehicle has upper bumpstop extensions indicating a 3.5 - 4" lift kit is installed up front. These kits do nothing to extend suspension travel, but intead simply elevate the front. The mod I speak of involves modifying (shortening) the lift kit bumpstop extensions, which then will deliver more upwards suspension travel. You'd be very surprised how much better offroad they go once you start making the front actually having some travel. If you are planning an SAS you may not want to spend time on it, but if its a year or two away then get cutting to reposition the upper bumpstop mounts. Remember you have effectively 4" more of upward space for the wheels that wasn't there before the lift kit, so why not use it. I do, and see my vehicle pics a few pages back. All the Toyota cv's, balljoints etc all stand up to this additional movement in the A Arms.

 

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