skyjacker leafs?
 

i have a quick question about skyjacker leafs- so i have 4runner sag. I know i want new leafs and i was wondering; if I get the leafs that have 2-4 inches of lift will I have to relocate the hanger. heres a link http://www.thepartsbin.com/catalog/p...ring&catalog=p

Those should bolt right up, no mods required.

Robb

anyone else know for sure? and is the price for each or a pair?

price for one it looks like

how much lift do you have in the front?

none right know i want to lift the whole truck about 2-3in but i dont know what to do? i was thinking new leafs and ...........bjs?? up front i dunno any help? links?

if that is the case i would go with the 0-2in and a longer shackle with BJ spacers and yes the will bolt in

I know you're trying to get off as easily and cheaply as possible, but for $200 more you can get a complete rear kit from Trail-Gear and get one hell of a suspension...

Other than that your questions are answered above.

thanks any links?

I used the tuff country leafs on my tacoma. WOrked great. You might need to use a longer brake line and relocating bracket. Check your u bolts too. Your link is for trailmaster. Not sure if they are exactly the same.

44 here: http://www.performanceproducts4truck...287&pid=106368

Trail gear: http://www.trail-gear.com/index.html

with just Bj spacers in the front it will sit real high in the rear with a trail-grear kit, that is what i have in my runner and it is tall for a 3in kit, im clearing 37's and hopeing it will sag some

You might also consider Downey springs, I just installed the 3" ones on mine and I also have extended shackles. I have BJ spacers in the front. Ride quality improved dramatically and Flex seems pretty good for a stock length spring.

Alot of guys have said they sag after a while and I hope they are right as I would like to lose about an inch of lift. I also did longer SS brake lines just to be safe. I paid $233.00 shipped to my door.

This is with 33x10.5's
http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...oy/33X10-2.jpg

Robb

so for the downeys do i have to relocate my hanger? how much is shipping? FRONT- new torsion bar and bj spacers or what????

Unless you try to retrofit spring from some other vehicle(ie 63" chevies), you won't have to move your hanger. The springs just have a higher arch.

positive on that? u may be right, but ive heard for the lift springs u have to relocate the hanger. not sure. i'll have to look it up.

I didn't have to relocate anything at all when I installed the Superlift 3.5" springs on my truck...

true. well. that answers lots of questions for me, and of course gives me a bunch of new thought and possibilities. ugh. lol.