4Runner 6112 & 5160 Review - Best Value Lift Kit for a Daily Driver?

What's the best entry level suspension for a Toyota 4Runner? It depends on your goals, of course, but we really like the reliability and value that our customers get out of Bilstein 6112s and 5160s, paired up with Icon springs and Dirt King UCAs.

This will allow you to easily run a 33" tire (285/70r17) without having to do a cab mount chop. It's the least expensive way to do a PROPER lift kit (not blocks, spacers, preload collars, etc...) on your Toyota 4Runner.

Keep in mind, there are a lot of options out there and a lot of opinions in the world of Toyota off-road mods, and the best choice for your suspension is always whatever makes the most sense to you for your specific situation. This is what we think is the best option FOR THE MONEY to get a proper lift kit on a Toyota 4Runner that's a daily driver. It will allow you to have more ground clearance, more wheel travel, better offroading characteristics, and obviously it looks better too.

Shop all of our curated Toyota 4Runner mods here: https://mountainyotas.com/

Find us on Instagram:   / mtnyotas  

CHAPTERS:

0:00 Intro in Ouray, CO
0:55 About this Daily Driver 4Runner
1:23 Bilsten 6112 Coilovers
2:01 Dirt King Tubular Upper Control Arms (and a note on SPC UCAs)
2:34 Bilstein 5160 Rear Shocks
2:50 Rear Spring Considerations
3:29 Wrapping up the Suspension & Total Price
3:58 Fitting 33" Tires on your 4Runner
4:46 Method Race Wheels
5:16 Sherpa Crestone 4Runner Roof Rack
5:54 Mods we Plan on Doing Later
6:24 Final Thoughts

#4runner #4runnermod #liftkit #toyota #4runner #4runnerlift #4runnermods #toyota4runner #best4runnerliftkit #bilstein #4runnersherparoofrac #4runner3inchlift