1996-2002 3rd Gen 4Runner 6112-5160 Lift Kit

Includes:

• Bilstein 6112 4Runner Adjustable Struts
• Bilstein 5160 3rd Gen 4Runner Rear Shocks
  • **Sept ETA for left shock**
    

Rear Coils Option:

• OME 906: Medium 1.5-inch lift coils
• OME 890: Medium 3-inch lift coils
• OME 891: Heavy 3 inch lift coils (Great for 200lb of added weight) 
• OME 861: Heavy 3-3.5 inch lift coils (Great for 300+ lb of added weight)

Options:

• Assembled: Want a ready-to-install front strut? This is the option you need! It is constructed with high-quality MasterPro and OEM-quality stem bushings.
• Front Diff Drop Kit: Corrects 4WD CV angles by lowering your front differential (not required but recommended)
• Upper Control Arms: Replace that worn-out upper ball joint with a brand-new upper control arm and uni-ball design. We offer top brands in the industry!
• Panhard Correction Kit: Corrects your rear suspension geometry after lifting your 4Runner. Our favorite option by far!
• Rear Trim Packers: 10mm Spacers between the springs and the coil bucket. Some people use one on the driver's side to correct any driver-side lean because the driver and gas tank are on the same side. Some also use two (one on each side) to add an extra 10mm height to their rear lift.
• SRQ Swag Pack: This sweet pack includes decals, an SRQ shirt, and an SRQ bottle opener!

Notes:

• Kits come unassembled unless an assembly option is selected. You can reuse your stock tophat and stem bushing/washers to install them on unassembled kits.
• All lift figures are based on lift averages; your setup may vary. We have no control over the total height the lift achieves on your specific vehicle
• 2WD lift heights may vary from estimated heights as the front end is lighter
• Lift estimates are based on the front struts being set on the lowest perch. Raising the perch level on the front struts to gain more lift may cause damage to the struts as the springs are lifting springs. You are responsible for any damage to the strut that may occur. Any manufacturer warranties are voided when going above the lowest perch while utilizing OME lifting springs.