Need help on lift for 95 toyota

[duckhuntercv]

I have a 95 that I want to lift who makes a good lift that also flexes good

 

[Hilux]

Having IFS and wanting a lift that also flexes good is an oxymoron...

95 truck or 4Runner? If it's the latter... we might can help you...

 

[duckhuntercv]

Truck

I have a 95 ext cab truck an I have put lots of lifts on trucks but never a Toyota so an imput is welcome thanks

 

[earl]

Kinda depends on what your end goal is. One direction would be to throw an OME lift on it and run 33 inch tires. This will take you a lot of places. The other route is to do a Solid Axle Swap. Seems like Marlin Crawler, All-Pro, and Trail-Gear are most often talked about. I don't have any experience with any of these kits.

Check out this IFS Toyota Pickup article (thought it had OME, but it doesn't): Don West's 1994 Toyota Pickup

Note though, at the end he "plans to do a SAS and add 35 inch tires"!

 

[Hilux]

Just my opinion...


Moderate: Lockers. 30s or 31s

Medium: Lockers, Ball joint spacers... rear springs... 32s 33s...

Mild: Lockers, (and god I hate to day it, but) 2" BL, 1-2" Drivetrain lift, BudBuilt crossmember... BJ spacers... 35s.
I say BL b/c the more I read about suspension lifts the more I don't think they're worth the money, and stamped steel spacers can't be stronger than factory hardware... IMO, the closer you stay to a stock Toyota IFS, the stronger it will be. A body lift lets you lift the drivetrain as well, so the BL is not a primary source of lift... And then again, you're asking me. IMO, no one can tell you best what you need...

Wild: Lockers (ARBs), SAS... Do doubt. Longfields... V6 centers, 5:71s... @ 38s or greater...

 

[duckhuntercv]

thanks for all the help

thanks for all the help

 

[yotacruzer93]

i would get a set of sway bar disconnects and then buy a 4 inch super lift. thats how ur going to get the max amount of flex (btw go with a stage 2 kit so you get new leaf springs.)