i drive a 02 4runner limited 2wd and am looking for a front coil option for a full 3 inch lift, need help deciding between
Toytec/Eibach front coil lift springs


or
Front OME Coils (95.5-04 Tacoma & 96-02 4Run) with a spacer to get the full 3 inch lift.


hopefully i didnt miss any threads about this while searching! if so i apologize!

 

i guess 881s with top outs or 883s ?

 

I've installed both and sell both. I think you would be happy with both.

If you are going to lift it, it will definitely ride better with all new coils/shocks.

The OMEs are nice, but the front coilovers in the Ulitmate Lift Kits are very nice.

http://www.wabfab.org/1996-2002-4Run...-products.html

 

yeah right now i'm using just 2.5 inch spacer lift, and running procomp es9000 shocks and struts, do you think either one would run better with these?

 

ya i think the OME coils will definitely be an improvement over the spacer lift. I have a 2002 2wd sport so take a look at my profile and u can see the lift im running bc i like it. Though u could get the 881s or 883s as elton said.

 

Both will ride much better.

Spacers load the springs unintendedly and make your ride harse.

 

probably going with the toytec eibach 3 inch lift front coils, will order from you wabfab next week

 

Let me know if you have any more questions.

 

yeah i have one more question, was thinking about adding my top spacers on top of my springs for a bigger lift, any suggestions or thoughts on that? looking for around a 4 or 4.5 inch lift.

 

You can't go more than 3" or your CVs will go boom.

 

ah ok thats what i figured, with rear ome 890 coils and eibtech front coils will i get a lot more lift than my 2.5 daystar spacers?

 

It will probably be close to the same amount of lift, but adjustable up front to where you want it, but it will ride MUCH better.

 

ok thanks for all the help, think ill just sell the spacers and go with eibach and ome 891 coils. and what do you mean adjustable up front?

 

The put together coilovers in the ultimate lift use adjustable shocks, so you can dial in your lift height.

 

2WD doesn't have CVs last time I checked, unless it is a front wheel drive 4Runner of course.

 

yeah its not front wheel drive so it is probable?

 

I was being sarcastic, 2wd 4Runner don't have the cv axles (front drive shafts).

 

ive heard those eibach are stiffer than u no what

 

Whoops.

Nothing available to lift it that high except bracket lifts and those are probably 4WD only. 3" is max you'll find.

 

Just keep stackin' spacers, why stop at 4"?