looking for cheap lift options
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looking for cheap lift options
the cost to lift my 95 4runner is over $1000. if anyone has any ideas for a little lift for a little money please help. i am trying to avoid going the body lift route. any information would be helpful.
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RE: looking for cheap lift options
For my '91, I used '97 FZJ80 rear driver side coils. 48231-6A100 is the part number. I really like the amount of lift. I'm pretty sure it gave me about 3.5". Here's a list of everything I did and all the prices that I paid... your prices may vary slightly since I caught a couple sales... anyway... here you go...
Long side FZJ80 rear coils (Part: 48321-6A100): www.toyotapartsales.com $115.64 + shipping = $132.99
Front: Rancho 99272 – eBay (front/rear, free shipping, no tax)
Rear: Rancho 99251: - Seller ID: Hotrodoffroad = $275
OR
Front: Rancho RSX17079 – www.4wheelparts.com (front/rear; Sale) $165.99 + shipping + tax
Rear: Rancho RSX17027 – = $194.57 - $25 rebate
Marlin extended brake line: www.marlincrawler.com $29/each + tax + shipping = $38.48
3” Panhard drop bracket: $55 + tax + shipping = approx. $70 www.downeyoff-road.com (Called)
1.5” Ball Joint Spacers: www.trdparts4u.com $99 + $10 shipping = $109
Manual Hubs: won off eBay $58 + shipping = $70
Total: $615.04
This netted me about 3 - 4" in the rear, and about 1.5 - 2" in the front. The rear wheel wells are cut a little bit lower than the front ones, so even though there is SOME rake, it's hardly noticeable... Anyway, Look in the photo gallery, the progress of my truck is in reverse order in the pictures... anyway, if you have any other questions feel free to ask.
Long side FZJ80 rear coils (Part: 48321-6A100): www.toyotapartsales.com $115.64 + shipping = $132.99
Front: Rancho 99272 – eBay (front/rear, free shipping, no tax)
Rear: Rancho 99251: - Seller ID: Hotrodoffroad = $275
OR
Front: Rancho RSX17079 – www.4wheelparts.com (front/rear; Sale) $165.99 + shipping + tax
Rear: Rancho RSX17027 – = $194.57 - $25 rebate
Marlin extended brake line: www.marlincrawler.com $29/each + tax + shipping = $38.48
3” Panhard drop bracket: $55 + tax + shipping = approx. $70 www.downeyoff-road.com (Called)
1.5” Ball Joint Spacers: www.trdparts4u.com $99 + $10 shipping = $109
Manual Hubs: won off eBay $58 + shipping = $70
Total: $615.04
This netted me about 3 - 4" in the rear, and about 1.5 - 2" in the front. The rear wheel wells are cut a little bit lower than the front ones, so even though there is SOME rake, it's hardly noticeable... Anyway, Look in the photo gallery, the progress of my truck is in reverse order in the pictures... anyway, if you have any other questions feel free to ask.
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Anyone that gets directed to this thread and doesn't know it, the body styles changed drastically from 1995 to 1996.
The kit ZX507167 recommended by 96 Runner is still available, but is not made to fit the '91 or '95 that the thread originally began discussing.
The kit is still available through JC Whitney for 167.99, but again, is not made for the '90-'95 4Runners
The kit ZX507167 recommended by 96 Runner is still available, but is not made to fit the '91 or '95 that the thread originally began discussing.
The kit is still available through JC Whitney for 167.99, but again, is not made for the '90-'95 4Runners
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