Thanks for all your guys/gals help last night. Burned the midnight oil and got the lift done at 8AM

Added: Revtek 3" lift kit & Bilsteins all around.

Here are some quick pics:

Before:


After:


Before:


After:




I must not have tightened the anti-sway bars enough, so it was scary as heck driving to work today. Plus it started vibrating at around 60MPH so I had to exit and take inside roads. Still need to get an alignment.

But DAMN it feels good to sit up so high!

Hmm... those wheel wells look so empty now... time for some new meats!

 

Looking GOOD! Very clean.

 

nice man, love the look. what kind of lift did you do?

thats what im afraid off too in lifting.. that my tires will look puny!

 

What kind of lift did you use? It looks nice. :thumb. Makes me want one. I can afford a lift, it's just that my truck has a problem which would get worse with bigger tires.

 

Thanks for all the positive words!

I did a Revtek 3" lift and Bilsteins all around.

Man, those rear shocks are a PITA to get out. At least the 2nd one came out easier.

Actually during lunch today I got more used to sitting up even higher. Still need to tighten up the sway bars tho; otherwise the truck feels like this:

 

very nice my man!

 

Congrats man, I got the same lift on. Did you notice the sag in the rear yet? I got basicly 3 inches in front and 2 1/2 in the baclk.

 

These picture thread just aint the same no more

 

Lokks good! I like that green!

 

Yeah, after I get some new tires I want to take more of these kinds of pics:



Thanks!

I took measurements but was too tired to do the math (dem fractions man...) but I did notice slightly less lift in the rear. I'll dbl-check later.

 

wow! For some reason that looks extremely high. Can we see a pic of your cv angles?

 

Driver side:


Pass. side:


Here are the (very quick, so they may not be accurate) measurements, before and after:

Wheel/fender-to-floor/center-cap-to-fender
FL 35" 20 1/8"
FR 35 5/16" 20 5/8"
RL 35 3/8" 20 1/2"
RR 35 3/4" 21"

FL 38 1/8" 23 5/8"
FR 38 1/2" 24 1/8"
RL 37 7/8" 23 5/8"
RR 38 1/8" 23 7/8"

Hmm.. looks like a little over 3" for the fronts, a little under 3" for the rears.

Also, can anybody recommend some good swaybar bushings? Might as well replace those as well

 

What I meant was, pictures got disabled. Have to click to see. Before and after just aint the same

 

That looks suspiciously like the old Shaw Lake trail. Where was it?

 

Yeah I also did this lift a little over a year ago, and started to notice the rear being a little lower on my 96, so after about a month I replaced the rears with some OEM springs that made it all level out to teh rear a little higher I think. I will say had to replace both axles since due to torn cv boots but think that had alot to do with older boots and then stretching the angles of them afterwards. All has been well since. Also learned that replacing them is fairly easy job.
Ken looking good Hmmm wish I had a scoped hood...
May want to keep a eye on them clamps around the boots they have been know to start to burp out a little greese after the lift.

 

Doh! :pat: Maybe save it to the hard drive and see them side-by-side

Yeah that was from Shaw Lake in Feb 2001.

I'll keep an eye on the CV's.

 

I miss that trail

 

Here's my before and after;

 

hmm ... be careful with those CVs. the truck looks great though!!

 

4Runner looks good.
is that your WRX in the garage?