This is meant more as a guide than a complete list of available options. Once you have determined which suspension options are installed on your 4runner and if you’d like to keep/replace them, you can start choosing your lift setup based on your needs/budget. More information on XREAS can be found here.
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Instructions for adjusting the RAS can be found on the last page of the PDF attached to this post. However, as more air is added, you will sacrifice ride quality. It is possible to adjust the height of the “normal” position this gives you the option of lifting the rear utilizing the air bags. If you have RAS, you are limited to a spacer lift in the front only there are currently no lift kits available for the rear that will work with the factory air bags. It is advised to have all four wheels in the air prior to disconnecting the shocks. The proper disconnect points are 6-12 inches down the line from the shock, not at the shock. If it needs replaced or if you’d just like to replace it, you can pull the stock system, you’ll just need to use the proper disconnect points for the shocks. If you have XREAS and would like to keep it, you are limited to using a spacer lift. If you have the base suspension, you can easily choose any of the options. If you have RAS, you’ll have a height indicator on the dash and a height adjustment/off switch on the center console. If you have it, you’ll see a line attached to the shock. The easiest way to determine if you have XREAS is to look at the shocks. It’s possible to have a Limited with XREAS and not RAS, but not possible to have RAS and not XREAS (unless it has been removed). RAS is paired with XREAS and was only an option on the Limited. XREAS comes standard on all Sport Editions, and it is an option on the Limited. The first thing to consider when searching for a new lift is whether or not your 4runner has XREAS and/or the rear air suspension (RAS). I hope some of you will find this information helpful and maybe this will help reduce a lot of the same questions being asked over and over again. I just got this idea and started typing at about 12 am, so it's very possible that I may have gotten some details wrong or left something important out. If you guys have anything to add or see anything that is incorrect, please let me know so I can get it added/changed. I'll admit that I don't know as much about coilovers as I've not had them, so that section is quite a bit shorter than the others. With this I also tried to include enough information to answer most of the basic questions regarding each lift setup. I've put together a list of the most common lift types along with common choices for each time. My knowledge is from personal experience and info gathered on this and other sites. I'm no expert, actually knew nothing when I bought my 4runner and joined about 2 years ago. I've seen this done on other sites, but never saw anything here. I've noticed a lot of threads asking about the various lift options for the 4th Gen 4runner. I am asking $80.00 and buyer pays shipping from 84121 (Cottonwood Heights, UT). Superflex coils will also flex better than any other coil on the market while adding 2" additional flex per side when used with extended shocks These coils are custom made to our specs for a stock like ride and great flex off road With 8 coil winds these rear coils will handle more load without sagging and still maintain a factory like ride. 10% increase in load capacity/spring rate. RCC2.0 - ToyTec "Superflex" rear Coils (FJ & 03+ 4Runner)Ģ" Rear Lift "Superflex" coil springs. I can provide pictures tomorrow of actual coils upon request. I am getting new toytec HD coils installed today due to added weight of rear bumper with dual swingout. I have attached a screen shot from toytec's website of MSRP and official description. These coils are in great shape, have no damage, and have been under stock weight for 13.5 of those 15 months (just recently added skids and sliders). They have been on my 2015 trail for just under 15 months and mainly used on pavement and service roads or trails rated as easy. **SOLD** I have 2 Toytec Super Flex rear coils for sale.
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