JulsTirn

For a 95 4runner which is the best suspension lift out there. Keeping IFS, i know of pro comps, superlifts, tuff countrys. any others. i need opinions of which ones work. all around versatility needed.

Sonofmayhem

Total chaos, one of the best if not the best, double your travel.

JulsTirn

i want a kit thats not that crazy, front and rear preferably. not to expensive.

mastacox

For the most versatility, you're best off getting BJ Spacers, low profile bumps, and possibly bigger t-bars for the front, and 1.5" HD lift coils with panhard relocation bracket in back. Then add a 1" body lift, new longer shocks, and you're golden for 33x10.50's or 33x12.50's with some slight pinch weld modification.

JulsTirn

my truck is an automatic, cant find body lift

leebee

www.4crawler.com

nuff said!

lee

norcalsvx

i run the BJ spacers , OME torsions and run 33x10.50's work great

traben27

i can fit the 33x12.50's with 3.75" backspacing on some wheels with my lift.

bj spacers and cruiser coils. search it!

ovrrdrive

What is the intended use of the truck?

IE, how often and how hard do you wheel, and what type of wheeling do you do?

And how much lift are you looking for and what size tires do you want to run etc....

91ToyTrck

Let's not forget Strapp22 for a complete OME kit w/ BJ spacers.

slosurfer

bj spacers and cruiser coils or the kit from strap22 and a 1" body lift from 4crawler. I run the the spacers and cruiser coils with a panhard drop bracket from 4crawler, has worked very well so far. I am adding the body lift soon to alleviate some rubbing because I went to low pro compression bumpstops. Running 33x12.5's and it has been a very good setup for me so far. Also was a way cheaper setup than a drop bracket kit. Also runs well at speeds in the desert, nothing close to a total chaos kit but better than stock.