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Old 07-18-2011, 02:50 PM
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OME 881/906 installed - pics inside
Big thanks to the folks over at toyteclifts.com for talking me through the various options for new coils and shocks for my '02.

And a big thanks to YotaTech for leading me to OME and ToyTech.

I didn't realize how bad my ride had become over the course of 110K miles. Now I'm riding smooth and a bit higher.

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Nice looking. It will settle a little. What are those tires?
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The tires are Kumho Road Venture MT KL71
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The 4runner looks great! I see you have a body lift too...are you running wheel spacers also?
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Nice rig... Did you do the work yourself? Can you give a list of what parts you used for the lift? My every day driver has 108k miles and I am looking to lift it soon just not sure what to use?
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What is that thing hanging off the passenger side?

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What is that thing hanging off the passenger side?

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I think its a step for the women in his life?
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Looks very good. I really like the Kumhos.
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Originally Posted by SierraMtns
I think its a step for the women in his life?
Bingo. Too many complaints makes men do things they don't want to do.
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Originally Posted by SierraMtns
Nice rig... Did you do the work yourself? Can you give a list of what parts you used for the lift? My every day driver has 108k miles and I am looking to lift it soon just not sure what to use?
I decided it was a bit too much work for me, and it was 90+ degrees last weekend. Ended up paying about $200 for installation.

Initially I went to a Goodyear shop, and they wanted $580. I left.
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Originally Posted by shiftMX
The 4runner looks great! I see you have a body lift too...are you running wheel spacers also?
Thanks. Yeah, I got a 2" body from WabFab (thanks again to these forums) early on. One of my first mods.

No wheel spacers; never had an issue that called for them.
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Did you end up using a diff drop kit or just the coils/shocks?
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How is the ride and what shocks are you running? Thanks
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Originally Posted by joevanvliet
Did you end up using a diff drop kit or just the coils/shocks?
No diff drop required, since its only a 2" lift. If you get the top spacers, then you'll need one.
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Originally Posted by Lance
How is the ride and what shocks are you running? Thanks
The ride is nice now. Didn't notice how bad it had gotten over time. The shocks are OME 90004 and 60028
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