2013 PreRunner Bottoms Out with ~300lbs Gear: Need Recommendations

The rear was a good fix for your issues, but I don't agree with the front bilsteins. You basically limited the travel of the front by compressing the springs, if you are just going for aesthetics its fine. You would be better off going for a spindle lift and keeping the bilsteins at stock height to keep the same amount of travel.

 

I can explain it this way; lets say your vehicle has 8” of IFS travel. At your stock ride height, you are sitting close to the middle, giving you 4” of up travel, and 4” of down travel. That's a great ride height for good suspension performance over bumpy terrain with equal parts up and down travel. Say you install a suspension lift that lifts your vehicle 2 inches. Now, out of your 8” of total travel, you have 6” of up travel, but only 2” of down travel.

 

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