Lift on a lift
#1
Lift on a lift
I have a 92 sr5 4runner with a auto and I want to do a 4" full suspention lift and then use 1.5 BJ spacers to get 5.5" to 6" of lift? Because if I don't have to do a BL I would like not to.
Also this there anyone out there that has a auto with that lift and do you have pictures?
Also this there anyone out there that has a auto with that lift and do you have pictures?
Last edited by Jerbou71; Jan 7, 2010 at 07:42 AM.
#2
You can probably do that:
- http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...cer.shtml#FAQ4
Likely will need some rear end work as well, panhard bracket, possibly longer control arms if not included in the original kit, etc.
- http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...cer.shtml#FAQ4
Likely will need some rear end work as well, panhard bracket, possibly longer control arms if not included in the original kit, etc.
#3
Why was this question moved to this newby thread, the guys with experince are not going to look at this thread. But thanks for the help 4crawler.
Last edited by Jerbou71; Jan 7, 2010 at 07:14 AM.
#6
Why do you want to go that high? Why not just swap in a solid front axle? You're going to run into some problems if you go that high. You might want to start looking for a shop to lengthen the drive shaft.
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#8
It depends a lot on if you do it yourself (which I'm guessing you will) and how much you get the parts for. Kit's run around $1000-$1100. I'm not sure if you need a kit, or if you could do it all yourself cheaper....but I think the kit might be a better option if you go this route. I'm not sure how much SFA's are going for these days.
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