thanks! looks perfect! what tire size are you running? curious what kind of mpg you're seeing with your set up.It was the 1.5 kit. Guess I should’ve paid attention when ordering. Oh well, I’m happy with it.
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thanks! looks perfect! what tire size are you running? curious what kind of mpg you're seeing with your set up.It was the 1.5 kit. Guess I should’ve paid attention when ordering. Oh well, I’m happy with it.
Thought I replied to you.thanks! looks perfect! what tire size are you running? curious what kind of mpg you're seeing with your set up.
Oh damn, I didn’t even notice that. Pretty sure I got the 1.5”. I’ll have to find the email.
I asked them what the differences are between the LC250 and 6th gen kit and they replied there was no difference, just named different for tracking purposes.
That's really annoying as I would have preferred 2in over the 1.5in.
For what its worth, I am extremely happy with the ADO springs. It is my wife's daily and the ride is great and the lift\level was just what I was hoping for.I talked to ADO. I wanted just the front, they linked me the springs for the 4Runner. I didn't buy because they only offer 1.5" of lift, which like you, with an actual bumper and winch ends up around 1.2" if the measurements are accurate. I needed the 1.65" of the Bilstein adjustables in order to be level, front to rear.
They are the same springs, however the LC250 is about 500lbs heavier than the 4Runner, so they provide different lifts. If you put these springs on an otherwise stock LC250 you got about a 1.5" lift. All these heights are approximate anyways depending on overall load weights.Ahh I went with the 2in so ill be curious to see how much taller it is!
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Welcome to the forum! Resurrecting a 7 month old comment is a bold first move!They are the same springs, however the LC250 is about 500lbs heavier than the 4Runner, so they provide different lifts. If you put these springs on an otherwise stock LC250 you got about a 1.5" lift. All these heights are approximate anyways depending on overall load weights.
Well the platform itself is only like 3 years old, so relatively speaking this post is not that old. If I had resurrected a 17 year old post about an 80 series, that would have been bold.Welcome to the forum! Resurrecting a 7 month old comment is a bold first move!![]()
I hope that you know my comment was in good fun. If not, I assure you that it was.Well the platform itself is only like 3 years old, so relatively speaking this post is not that old. If I had resurrected a 17 year old post about an 80 series, that would have been bold.
Oh, I got that, and my response was equally in good fun. That happens on places like IH8MUD, someone gets a new to them 40 year old FJ70 and starts bringing back threads from the beginning of time.I hope that you know my comment was in good fun. If not, I assure you that it was.
Yes, I used to be in IH8MUD and Tacoworld all the time. Those places are definitely more toxic than here IMOOh, I got that, and my response was equally in good fun. That happens on places like IH8MUD, someone gets a new to them 40 year old FJ70 and starts bringing back threads from the beginning of time.
No greater source of knowledge on older Land Cruisers than Mud but man yeah there are a lot of miserable, ego-driven people there. A couple floating around here too, but generally this is a chill crowd.Yes, I used to be in IH8MUD and Tacoworld all the time. Those places are definitely more toxic than here IMO
I’m not going to lie, the ignore feature of my profile could round out a starting baseball lineup. Still not nearly as bad as those other two.No greater source of knowledge on older Land Cruisers than Mud but man yeah there are a lot of miserable, ego-driven people there. A couple floating around here too, but generally this is a chill crowd.