wildsmith
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The BL is pretty much needed to run these 36's, 2.5" ish suspension lift, 1.5" BL, 36 x 12.5 x 16 Simex ETII's, no wheel spacers, just don't go full lock unless I really needed it 


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That 14" lift is so ugly I can't stand too look at the LX.
And if you put a 14" IFS lift on a lexus, 99% of the people would laugh their asses off on the trail. Assuming your still alive.
you obviously know nothing about lifts. A 14 inch ifs lift is completly awesome. Think of it this way. You are not raising the truck 14 inches, you are lowering the suspension 14 inches. Perfectly reasonable. Btw those 36 simexs are just naughty!!
Ya, go up this with that 14-inch lift! See what happens.
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Ya, go up this with that 14-inch lift! See what happens.
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there's a non-14" lifted Landcruiser blocking the way!
The BL is pretty much needed to run these 36's, 2.5" ish suspension lift, 1.5" BL, 36 x 12.5 x 16 Simex ETII's, no wheel spacers, just don't go full lock unless I really needed it
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Have you seen any pictures? I want to see what it looks like but I can’t find any.You can run 35's on stock suspension. You will have a rather full wheel well. They may rub in the back and on the frame in the front.
The 100 is limited to 2.5" of lift and a 12mm body lift with 35's. That is the most extreme you can go with tires and lift
Thanks man! I’ll go check it out now.Looks like you've been doing some searching.
Not sure you'll get much response, this thread is 7 years old.
Btw, I'm just a little ways down the road from you off of Wade Green in Acworth. There is a local group of guys that meets the first Tuesday each month in Roswell. Check out the GA Cruisers clubhouse forum when you get a chance.
does anyone have a picture of a 100 series set up just like you mentioned? Thanks, Im a new guy as well. Just bought a 100 series cause I got tired of looking for a 80 series that wasn't beat or to expensive so im stuck. It does have stock rear locker. Im torn between 33" 35" tires and lift etc. I don't need a big lifted vehicle im more Interiested in front locker and ability! Thanks for the info on max lift 100's can run. Ive looked at a ton of pictures but normally its hard to know what lift and tire size they have. If someone can post that would be great!You can run 35's on stock suspension. You will have a rather full wheel well. They may rub in the back and on the frame in the front.
The 100 is limited to 2.5" of lift and a 12mm body lift with 35's. That is the most extreme you can go with tires and lift
does anyone have a picture of a 100 series set up just like you mentioned? Thanks, Im a new guy as well. Just bought a 100 series cause I got tired of looking for a 80 series that wasn't beat or to expensive so im stuck. It does have stock rear locker. Im torn between 33" 35" tires and lift etc. I don't need a big lifted vehicle im more Interiested in front locker and ability! Thanks for the info on max lift 100's can run. Ive looked at a ton of pictures but normally its hard to know what lift and tire size they have. If someone can post that would be great!
Did you make it up? Or did you just get stuck and take a pic?Ya, go up this with that 14-inch lift! See what happens.
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I'm 100% sure running 37s on the IFS requires one or more of the following:Someone on Mud is running 37s on their 100. I believe that they did a body lift. I don't know what they did to the suspension, but it wasn't anything too fancy.
It is @MTKID with the 37s. Maybe he could chime in on this. His videos are pretty fun to watch as he is actually using his 100 offroad.
I'm 100% sure running 37s on the IFS requires one or more of the following:
a) a lot of body trimming
b) mostly body lift
c) very limited travel
d) relocation of things like the windshield washer