5TH Gen 4Runner Limited cheapest lift with bigger tires?
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- This is a short video explaining the lift and tires I used for the 5th Gen 4Runner Limited.
Front - ToyTec 2.5" Springs
Rear - Bilstein 5100 with 1.5" Poly Spacer
Height from ground to fender;
Front - 96cm / 37.5 inches
Rear - 98cm / 38.5 inches
Tires - Falken Wildpeak AT3W 275/55/R20 - amzn.to/3bn6H8a
That is a very good looking 4Runner👀👍 The chrome and silver go well together - and - the stance and tires tie everything together✅
Thank you mikeyc7072 🙏 I do like even more the look with 4Runner 17in wheels that I put on this Limited shown in the Ironman Lift video 🔥🔥🔥
I have a 2021 Limited and I hate the rake in the front of my 4Runner. Love the truck though. I just want to level the front with the back.
Your 4Runner is super sharp man. Thanks for your video.
Thank you Ben. after this video I posted another one with 17in wheels and 285/70R17 tires and I love it even more.
@@LionRunner Hey Lion, great videos! Are the 20s the same wheel width as the 17s?
@@WaterDink Stock Limited 20 in wheel specs are - 20-inch x 7 inch with Offset +15 mm. If you check my newer video on this Limited I changed to TRD Offroad wheels which are little wider. Here's the specs on other factory wheels.
- SR5 Wheels- 17-inch x 7 inch with Offset +15mm
- TRD Offroad wheels - 17 inch x 7.5 inch with Offset +15mm
- TRD Pro wheels - 17-inch x 7 inch with Offset +4 mm
I don't know if you've gotten this comment before but the audio is somehow messed up can you please fix the audio and resubmit the video I would greatly appreciate it
Sorry about the sound. This Christmas a better lift video with better sound quality coming.
I like it!! How's the ride feel? Can you use the bypass shocks in the back still with the poly spacer?
The comfort is not too bad. Yes you can use any kind of shocks in the back while you still have the spacer over the spring. Now I'm running a different lift on this Limited and I really like it.
Great review brother! We are getting this exact model in January only in red, and this setup you have is exactly what I've been looking for. How's the ride quality with the Falkens? I'm torn between those and BFGoodrich.
Non LT rated Falkens on this 4Runner is more comfortable than Load C rated KO2s on my TRD Off-road. With more sipes on the tread Falkens performs better in snowy conditions.
Hey sorry I'm new to 4runners.
Can you give me an exact breakdown on what I need to purchase?
My current 2018 limited is fully oem suspension.
First of all I will say stock XREAS are best for on road comfort IMO. All this lift suspension kits are offroad focused so you will loose some amount of onroad comfort. My best advice talk to a Toyota specialist 4x4shop (not a generic 4x4shop). If you are located in CO I can tell some good places. To keep the cost low I would recommend something like Bilstien5100 kit with stock upper control arms. The most comfortable lift I know is ELKA 2.5 dual adjustable suspension. With that you would need aftermarket UCA like SPC. You are recommend to have a diff drop kit to keep CV angles in a good state. But this is on the expensive side. Fox2.5DC, OME BP51, Kings 2.5 with adjusters are on the same class. So talk to a Toyota specialist 4x4shop and they will tell you what exactly is needed. I kept my Limited on the cheap side because my TRD ORP got comfy ELKA for touring. If your Limited is your baby look at some good suspension kit. Just a thought.
Now that’s a badass truck !! I bet it drives so smooth 👍
Thank you. Yes its pretty smooth. I'm so happy I could keep it smooth after lift and removing X-Reas.
@@LionRunner awesome man 😎 what is the lift kit brand ?
@@pedrorubio950 its a mixed one. Not like an out of the box kit. Front I got ToyTec 2.5" Springs and Rear I got Bilstein 5100 with 1.5" Poly Spacer from Toytec.
Could you please do a video of explaining fuse box layout
I'm sorry I didn't understand the question. I have no clue about the fuse box lay either.
Hello! @Lion Runner, can you still remember the part number for your Bilstein 5100 series on the rear? it looks like there many types of 5100 series in the market, etc. Amazon, etc.
This is the part number that shows - 33-187174-P - Bilstein 5100 Series Rear shocks
this is beauuuuuutiful
Thank you..!! I love it even more after I got 17" wheels and tires..
Recently just got a 2021 4runner (sr5) back in 2020 oct, kinda want to lift my 4runner but clueless how these lift kits work, i got shops here to do em’ but my concern is, these trucks/suv are built to last, but adding after market suspensions/shocks/lifts would they shorten the life of the vehicle or are these lift kits as durable as what the vehicle came with.
I would agree too. Lifts will reduce longevity in some parts. If you are ready to take that risk you could look as low cost lift like ReadyLift spacer kit. Its not a bad kit. If you want to go high-end look at a lift kit like ELKA 2.5 dual adjusters like I have on my TRD Offroad. However if reliability is your biggest concern may be keep it stock would be the best choice but you can still upgrade to a good All terrain tire. Selecting a SL load or Load C all terrain tire with 3 peak mountain snow flake rating will give you excellent grip offroad and onroad winter conditions as well.
@@LionRunner thanks for the feed back boss, so basically the safest route would be a spacer kits? Because it’s basically just adding like a metal hockey puck to the suspensions? And keeping every other parts stock? Correct me if I’m wrong, thanks ❤️
@@RCGJR_ safest bet is keep it stock, no lift and just change tires. Next option use a spacer lift. Anything goes wrong you can remove them and go for warranty claim with Toyota. Best comfort and offroad performance (handling bumps, good wheel flex) option would be a suspension lift where you change shocks, upper control arms, add a diff drop to keep CV angles level. With a suspension lift the warranty is from the lift manufacturer. I suggest talking to a reputable shop like Toytec in Denver CO (where I go), they will give you multiple choices and answer any questions you have.
The wheel is broad enough for 245 60 20. Is 275 on it causing issues with tire firmness on the wheel? Or any issue related to it?
yes the stock Limited wheel is 7" wide so you can run 275. BTW I have a newer video where I change the wheels to 7.5" width TRD ORP wheels and now I run 285/70R17 tires. If one buy 7" wide TRD PRo wheels you can run upto 275/70R17. 17" tires have so many options and rubber to my taste vs 20".
Hi, front stock stock 4runner and Springs +2.5"
rear shocks blisten 5100 and stock Springs and spacer +1.5?? Sorry mi inglish is not good tnx
Front - ToyTec 2.5" Springs + shocks from my TRD offroad
Rear - Bilstein 5100 with 1.5" Poly Spacer
So the 275 tires fit on the 7” rim? I’m looking for an A/T tire for my 4Runner Limited and keep seeing a minimum width of 7.5” for the tires I want. I really don’t want to get a set of 17” rims just to put a bit bigger tires on. I have a 2” lift and level done to the truck already. Would you give me some advice on the tire options for the factory rims? Thanks
Yes, 275/70R17 tires need minimum 7in wide wheels. For example check Falken wildpeak site - www.falkentire.com/tires/light-truck-suv-cuv-tires/wildpeaka/t3w-tire
Oops I missed that you are not looking at 17in wheels. With 20in wheels need 7.5 wide wheels. Sorry I missed you are not looking at 17in wheels. But I see many run 275/55R20 tires on stock 20 in wheels.
You think a 285/70/r17 will fit on stock limited suspension?
Honestly I'm not sure. There's a RUclipsr saying lift does nothing to Toyota IFS. I haven't tried on my Limited. On my newer video on this Limited I'm running Ironman FCP lift with 285/70R17.
Other than tire availability can you tell a major difference in ride with 17’s vs 20’s
1) When I had 275/55R20 I see some scratches on the tire pretty close to the wheel. Now with 285/70R17 the scratches from curbs seems not even half of the tire. 17in combo seems to be perfect for drivers like my wife who don't see curbs. LoL.
2) When I had 20in wheels I didn't like seeing components like brakes through the wheel. I like how the 17in wheels hide them and put attention on bigger tires.
3) Around here we have some crazy potholes with out warning and I assume with more cushion with 285/70R17 tires I'm far from tire punctures / damage. (just an assumption. Will post if I get in to trouble)
@@LionRunner thanks for the reply! Can you tell a major difference in ride?
@@bkketner123187 I don't remember I felt a difference. But the trick is your body forgets the difference really quickly and adapt to new.
Nice and Clean
How would I go about buying this exact lift setup for only the front and what does it cost? Can I remove the x-reas from the front and leave it in the back?
No that's not possible with this setup. Front and rear is connected each side. When you remove one front the back should be changed too. You can't install taller springs without taking them out. I've seen some Limited owners install 1in spacer in front without removing front and be real careful not to damage xreas lines.
If possible go with bilstien 5100 all around so you can do some good offroad. Or step up to an adjustable suspension setup so you can dial in for offroad and onroad. Yes its expensive but think it as one time investment.
Lion Runner I am in love with the look of your 5th gen. I have a few questions for you though; What year( '14+) is your 4runnner? Also, what color? This is the first video I watch from your channel. I might as well subscribe.. I'll go and check out your other videos which hopefully if you don't get to see this comment, will tell me the questions I seek..
Thank you..
This 4Runner Limited is a 2019 one. Classic Silver is the color.
@@LionRunner Perfect!!! Thank you for the info..
Did you do a Diff Drop on the front ???
No diff drop. By the way this 4Runner has a new lift setup in my newer video.
I have 2019 Limited Nightshade. I’m looking to do the same thing here in the video. Did you take it to the shop or do it yourself ? What do you recommends?
It is done at Toytec Denver CO. I prefer taking it to a good 4x4 shop for lifts. And most shops will recommend lifts based on your requirement. For example I take my TRD Offroad on trails so needed much stronger setup vs my Limited does not go on trails so I can keep a low budget. I'm waiting on a another project with dual adjustable lift setup and they are pretty expensive. IMO talk to a shop and see what options you can get to meet your requirements.
Do I have to remove xreas if I install Bilstein 5100 front shock?
@@Lowballgineer yes, xreas removed.
So if I added 2.5” front and 1.5” rear with just spacers. Would I still need to remove the xreas?
@@Lowballgineer As per my 4x4 shop the xreas shocks are not long enough to add a 1.5 spacer in the back. So had to remove xreas.
looks great. I have a 18 Limited and plan on putting 17’ TRD black rims with KO2 tires (285/70/r17) with a 3” front, 2.5 back. I hate the step bar that comes from the factory. I noticed yours come out, then tucks in. What type is that? Pretty cool.
NICE..!! 3F + 2.5F would look so awesome..!! The steps i have on mine are factory automatic running boards.
Can you tell me the part numbers for the front coils and shocks you used please thanks
I would highly suggest you check with Toytec Denver for the exact part numbers. Front shock were from my 4Runner TRD ORP then added a Toytec 2.5in spring. For rear replaced the shock with Bilstien 5100 shock and added 1.5in polispacer to stock 4Runner spring. Toytec Denver would definitly help you with the part numbers and also will give you more options for your needs. (No I have no affiliation with them, I'm only a satisfies customer of Toytec).
Hello! What is width of wheels? I have same Toyota wheels but for 2010 4Runner and It is 7J only. I used 275/55R20 for them and I got issue that after 100km/h car was uncontrollable on the road (I was trying to catch road during trip)
. I think It is due to width of wheels ( 7J is too small for 275/55R20 tires) that's why stock size of tires for our 20" Toyota wheels is 245/60R20
They are the stock 7" Limited wheels with Falken Wildpeak 275/55R20. So far I have no issues what so ever going over 100km/h. Speed limit on highway near my house 65mph so no issues at all. Probably your tire shop did not do a proper wheel balance job. I did the wheel balance at ToyTec Denver and they know exactly how to wheel balance bigger tires.
Hi kasun,
This is nishan i am live in LA. I just saw you video and channel when searching modification for my 17 4runner limited. Seemes to me your a Sri lankan 🇱🇰 as well living in states.. if you like how can i talk to you let me know. Let me know
Very nice 👍
Thank you very much.. :)
nice build
Thank you... :)
Hello! Can I used 275 55 R20 tires (without rubbing) without making any levelling or lifts on my limited?
I highly doubt. There is not much room in front. Without a lift you might need to push the inner fender wall forward and trim the bumper a little.
Im thinking of doing a daystar levelling kit 2.5 inch on my LE...will it be now ok to put 275 55 20 tires on it?
You can actually. It might rub at a full lock, but I have a 2011 limited, and haven't had any problem running this tire size on a stock set-up.
@@morganwatt8443 thanks for your reply though my reactions only after 5 months. Cheers!
Yes you can. Only slight rub in reverse with wheels fully turned.
Looks awesome 👏
How is the ride once removing the xreas system?
I do not feel any difference. (No I'm not joking.)
Can anyone hear the audio?!
How much lift in the front and is there any in the back?
2.5 Front and 1.5 Rear
What would make it perfectly level with no lift in the back?
I've seen some using Cornfed 1in spacer in front to level. I don't know much details but have seen on forums.
You’re supposed to measure from the hub bro not the floor
Sorry about that. I will measure one more time and update..
Why does that matter? Seems easier to get repeatable results from the ground.
98 cms is about 38 and a half.cms lol..
Haaa.. right? I was laughing too when i was editing..
@@LionRunner :)
Its nice that you are good sport about it. :)
I make this kind of error often haha
Wow really bad