Gears for my toyota

Youngbone · Jun 13, 2007

Ok so I'm getting some graduation money from my grandma (around 1,000 dollars) and I would like to get a 6 or 7 inch lift on my toyota with 35's What gears would I want to run on a 1984 toyota 4 runner 4x4 with a 22r carbureted engine in it? Thanks for your help, and if anyone knows of someone that will install a lift on my 4 runner or something message me!

lilyota · Jun 13, 2007

Youngbone said:
Ok so I'm getting some graduation money from my grandma (around 1,000 dollars) and I would like to get a 6 or 7 inch lift on my toyota with 35's What gears would I want to run on a 1984 toyota 4 runner 4x4 with a 22r carbureted engine in it? Thanks for your help, and if anyone knows of someone that will install a lift on my 4 runner or something message me!

5:29s

Youngbone · Jun 13, 2007

About how much do 5.29's cost?

MyDixieWrecked · Jun 13, 2007

do the lift your self its simple, i would go with 4" springs and the lift shackles

daneyboy007 · Jun 13, 2007

i just got a catalog from 4 wheel parts and they have 2 sets of gears and 2 master install kits for $419.

TheMasterbater · Jun 14, 2007

daneyboy007 said:
4 wheel parts

:haha: :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha:

jeremybigs · Jun 14, 2007

4wheelparts eww i didnt know anybody actual shopped there
i say 4.88 or 4.56 if you still drive it on the street

kingkrawler · Jun 14, 2007

5.29. No other way.

megatoy66 · Jun 14, 2007

I have brand new 5.29 yukons in the box for $150.00 each. :beer:

tomsbrokeagain · Jun 14, 2007

5.29 gears there is no other choice if runing 35 or larger with Yota power.

:corn: :corn:

Install lift yourself its real easy on that truck and don't forget pics.

Glenn · Jun 14, 2007

jeremybigs said:
4wheelparts eww i didnt know anybody actual shopped there
i say 4.88 or 4.56 if you still drive it on the street

4.56? No chance. He's got a carbed 4 banger. It would be a dog on the street.

crash2 · Jun 14, 2007

5.29's

As for the lift---your going to want to do cross over at the same time--your going to have NOTHING but trouble once you put that lift on with push/pull steering...

kingkrawler · Jun 14, 2007

crash said:
5.29's

As for the lift---your going to want to do cross over at the same time--your going to have NOTHING but trouble once you put that lift on with push/pull steering...

I have to agree. High steering is the ONLY way to go. Except for hydrolic steering, of course! :redneck: Making your own lift is really easy too.

Youngbone · Jun 14, 2007

How much for crossover steering?, and also will I be able to get to 60 mph with 5:29's?

Youngbone · Jun 14, 2007

Oh, and I need to find a good place to buy the lift kit or something before I can even think about gears.

johnboy1 · Jun 14, 2007

megatoy66 said:
I have brand new 5.29 yukons in the box for $150.00 each. :beer:

how much are your master install kits?

crash said:
5.29's

As for the lift---your going to want to do cross over at the same time--your going to have NOTHING but trouble once you put that lift on with push/pull steering...

...i dont have trouble with my push/pull, other than its keeping my springs from fully flexing, and its beating the sh!t out of my shock. come to think if it, i do have trouble with it...