I have downey 2" springs in the rear of my 1999 4Runner. I wanted to get the front a little higher and I found front shocks and springs off of a 2002 Tundra NON-TRD 4x4. Does anybody know if installing them would give me around 1 to 2 inches of lift? If they did would I have to lengthen brake lines or drop the differential?

 

Welcome to YotaTech ... this should give you some ideas https://www.yotatech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=87605

 

Hey I appreciate the help but that thread did not have any info on the non TRD front springs and shocks with no spacer. Basically what I am asking is, Would there be any benifit from putting nonTRD Tundra 4x4 springs and shocks on a 1999 4Runner?

 

The TRD's are progressive springs and the non-TRD's aren't. Both work, but most say the TRD's give better ride. One member has the non-TRD and loves them, I forgot his user name but try searching some more. You'll fidn a ton of info.

 

Nice, does anybody know if they can bolt on directly, because I see everybody talk of different spacers?