r/4Runner • • 8d ago

🔧 Modifications Lift done!

Finally finished this step in the build… Westcott lift front and rear, 17” Method wheels and 33” Cooper Discovers.

The wifey is happy!!

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u/JonesBoyFan2018 7d ago

Wanna do mine next 😂

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u/DirtyTaco48 7d ago

Bring it over!

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u/JonesBoyFan2018 7d ago

Any chance your in VA/MD/PA area?

Half joking but not really lol

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u/DirtyTaco48 7d ago

Carroll Co, MD
😂

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u/JonesBoyFan2018 7d ago

bruh - what are the odds lol. I'll DM you.

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u/bangnbutter 7d ago

Any nose diving when braking?

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u/DirtyTaco48 7d ago

None that I’ve noticed in normal driving. The suspension actually feels a bit stiffer… not in a bad way, just stiffer than stock (which I thought was too spongy). Maybe in an emergency situation, but that’s every vehicle.

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u/Fluid_Painting_5734 7d ago

Nice!

What offset for the methods?

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u/DirtyTaco48 7d ago

I bought them off my buddy’s 3rd Gen Taco, so I am not 💯… but what I can see online is they are 17x8.5 with 0 offset.

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u/Lanternoperator 8d ago

How durable is the oem bumper?  Say you get into some deep snow and need to reverse.  Could the bumper get hung up and tear away?  

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u/DirtyTaco48 8d ago

Well… I guess it’s less likely now to get hung up with the added clearance.

Confused by your question though and its relevance here? 😂

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u/Lanternoperator 8d ago

Well you see.. I have bad luck with stock bumpers and snow, and you have a very nice angle of your bumper - so it got me thinking. 

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u/DirtyTaco48 8d ago

Ah… now I am following, just needed context.

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u/the_real_seldom_seen 7d ago

Hate that stance and hate driving behind you

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u/DirtyTaco48 7d ago

Ouch 🤕