T4R is down! T4R Check In Here

That's what I'm getting, The Boss Ultimate Lift Kit haha, that's the name of it:

http://toyteclifts.3dcartstores.com/BOSS-Suspension-system-for-96-02-4Runner-_p_785.html

 

Lmao shows how much I pay attention to the web site. I live not to far so I just pieced my lift together while I was there. Nice lift though.

 

By the way, I pulled the trigger. I opted for no diff drop because I believe they cause more harm then help.

 

Nice get it done!!

 

What's my old suspension worth?

OME Ultimate Lift Kit
881 coil with comfort shocks up front
906 coil with comfort shocks in the back

Sits at 22" hub to fender in front and 22.5 " hub to fender in the back

 

How many miles? If its not that old I'd just cut what you paid for it half.

 

Nice good choose on the front coils. and sorry I am a few months out on the Icons

 

It's kinda old. Unknown miles. The rides still great and it doesn't sag. Will I be lucky to get $300?

 

If they look good still I'd say the OME coils alone can get $200-$250.

 

I still don't get this.


But good choice on the rest of it!

 

Oh and if you're gonna sell the OME complete and assembled, i'd say $400

 

Me either, I've had them on 2 runners just fine. But what ever works for the purchaser.

 

Sweet!

 

Nice Connor! For what it's worth I haven't had a diff drop the entire time I've been lifted and no problems besides one torn boot about a year into having a lift. I have one in the garage, but haven't put it on. I half assed tried to put it on, but couldn't get the bolts free so I said fuck it. I'm not saying they are bad, but I haven't had any issues without it.

 

I've had a diff drop sitting in my driver's side rear door pocket for about a year.

I also have something else my buddy machined but I forget what it was.... Lmao

 

Had my lift on for about a year and half now with no diff drop FWIW. Good luck, post some pics when you get it installed!

 

I don't think it is going to make much difference honestly except for getting CVs a little straighter

 

I took a college level Physics class my Junior year of high school. If I had the time I could figure out exactly how much less force it puts on the CV's with the diff drop, but my guess is not very much at all.

 

Oh by the way, I talked to the guys at Icon and got them to lower the price from $1000 to $900. Bad part is I would have bought them at $900 but they didn't reply to my email until the day after I bought the Toytec lift.

 

yeah it isnt gonna be much but i would just venture the guess it would help under load. I was talking with my buddy and when he was running 33' on his fully armored taco he broke like 1 CV over 4 years. seems like the stock CV are plenty strong enough for 33s but a 35 is where your pushing it. Running a DD is i guess preference.