So I need a lift kit
I just bought some 33x12.50x15 BFG AT tires with Toyota alloy wheels and I want to put them on my 1996 4Runner 4x4. I have been looking around for lift kits so I can fit these tires and I see coil spring kits and spacer kits as well as combinations of coils/spacer kits. I was wondering what the differences are in the spacer and coil kits etc... and if I will need to buy aftermarket shocks as well. And if anyone knows of any good places to get these kits any information is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
EDIT: Please forgive me, I'm a newb :cry2: |
OME suspension will give you 2 - 2.5 inches... I am guessing you'll still need some body lift with that to fit 33's.
These guys have good prices on OME stuff: www.rocky-road.com. |
Try the search button. I searched for "3rd gen lift" and came up with 500 hits.
Long story short, you are gonna need about 4 inches of lift. 2-3 of suspension lift, and 1-2 inches of body lift. good luck. EDIT: You are gonna rub with that wide of tire on your A arm and or frame unless you have some aftermarket arms or correct backspacing on the wheels. And are you sure the 15" wheels are gonna fit over your brakes? |
Originally Posted by dumpedeg6
(Post 1016603)
I just bought some 33x12.50x15 BFG AT tires with Toyota alloy wheels and I want to put them on my 1996 4Runner 4x4. I have been looking around for lift kits so I can fit these tires and I see coil spring kits and spacer kits as well as combinations of coils/spacer kits. I was wondering what the differences are in the spacer and coil kits etc... and if I will need to buy aftermarket shocks as well. And if anyone knows of any good places to get these kits any information is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
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Thanks for the replies!
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Originally Posted by mastacox
(Post 1016611)
Are you sure those 15" rims will fit on your 4runner? What size rims does it have right now?
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Originally Posted by dumpedeg6
(Post 1016613)
It has 15" rims as it is at the moment.
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What about this spacer kit here... http://nitrousenterprises.com/4runnerkit.html
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Originally Posted by dumpedeg6
(Post 1016653)
What about this spacer kit here... http://nitrousenterprises.com/4runnerkit.html
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Yep, your going to rub your upper a-arm with that wide of tire. And even if you had the 11.50 i would think you would rub too with the stock rims.
I put a 3'' toytec spacer lift with 03 tacoma coils on to get the true 3'' with a 1'' diff drop. Got 285/75/r16's goodyear mt/r's and i only rub if im doing some serious rompin. I would recommend getting some new rims. even then you will be close with those tires. Heres mine https://www.yotatech.com/forums/show...t=finally+pics |
a 1/4 inch spacer will take care of the upper a arm rubbing.. stock rims and AT tires wont rub the a arms. mt tires will though
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Originally Posted by dumpedeg6
(Post 1016603)
I just bought some 33x12.50x15 BFG AT tires with Toyota alloy wheels and I want to put them on my 1996 4Runner 4x4. I have been looking around for lift kits so I can fit these tires and I see coil spring kits and spacer kits as well as combinations of coils/spacer kits. I was wondering what the differences are in the spacer and coil kits etc... and if I will need to buy aftermarket shocks as well. And if anyone knows of any good places to get these kits any information is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
EDIT: Please forgive me, I'm a newb :cry2: www.sonoransteel.com I have the Kit #1.5 on my 97 4Runner!! |
Originally Posted by 97Limited
(Post 1016813)
i have the #1 kit. |
In my opinion, the #1 kit is the best all around kit offered. In the next few months, I plan on doing that kit and a 1inch body lift along with 33x12.50 bfgs with some black steelies. The key to fitting those tires will be clearing them of the A-arms, so get some 15x8 rims with the correct backspacing.
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Originally Posted by dumpedeg6
(Post 1016653)
What about this spacer kit here... http://nitrousenterprises.com/4runnerkit.html
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Originally Posted by Bob_98SR5
(Post 1017089)
why dont you search "nitrous enterprises" and see why its important to search instead of being spoon fed ;)
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Originally Posted by dumpedeg6
(Post 1017163)
I already did that earlier after posting that link and I will not be ordering anything from them. Thanks for your helpful input Bob...
assuming you are not being facetious, you are welcome. |
So you guys are saying the tires will rub just driving around? Or if I want to flex and go off roading and what not they will rub?
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