Im so confused
#1
Im so confused
ive been reading posts about lifts and ive come to to the conclusion that i have no idea what to do for my truck,
apperintliy if you buy a suspension kit it will break in the rear but be ok in front,
so you have to do ome lift, wich i am little lost as to what it is,
oh and i wanted about a 3" lift with 33x12.5
so what should i do?
apperintliy if you buy a suspension kit it will break in the rear but be ok in front,
so you have to do ome lift, wich i am little lost as to what it is,
oh and i wanted about a 3" lift with 33x12.5
so what should i do?
#3
#6
well a its a dd that i like to off road on back roads, and old logging roads, but i want to go a little further, no rock crawling, but still keep up with some lifted rigs and because i live in WA i go snowboarding about twice a week, so i need to do good in snow,
i plan on getting the MT MTZ
i plan on getting the MT MTZ
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#8
well a its a dd that i like to off road on back roads, and old logging roads, but i want to go a little further, no rock crawling, but still keep up with some lifted rigs and because i live in WA i go snowboarding about twice a week, so i need to do good in snow,
i plan on getting the MT MTZ
i plan on getting the MT MTZ
#11
FYI you can run 33x10.50s on a 2nd gen runner bone stock. If you want to do an OME lift, look here - http://www.trdparts4u.com/PD-4RUNNER....aspx?MakeID=1
#13
#15
I haven't ran an anti-sway bar in 7 months. I really can't feel the difference. It is a 4WD vehicle, dont drive it like a race car. I wouldn't worry about spending money on discos. Just take the ASBs off and be done with it.
#16
Actually I used to work to work at OfficeMax which is right next door. What do you drive? Anyway I could have recognized your truck?
#17
#18
Put some 33x10.50's on the stock rims with no lift, and send me half of the money I saved you 
Seriously, if you want to venture further offroad, lockers are a better way to spend the money.

Seriously, if you want to venture further offroad, lockers are a better way to spend the money.
#19
Here are some "recipes" for fitting 33s on an IFS truck:
- http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...it.shtml#FAQ10
- http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...it.shtml#FAQ10
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