Toyota ifs ???

If I lift a 2nd Gen toyota 2" am I going to blow through cv's? No rock crawling just a trail rig.thanks

if you don't drop your diff the odds of your boots surviving are slim, and i wouldn't be surprised to see the CV's follow, no personal experience, just my thoughts

I doubt you will notice with 2" coils, a lot of the guys I work with have second gen tacomas with a spacer and I haven't heard them having issues.

1adam12 said:

If I lift a 2nd Gen toyota 2" am I going to blow through cv's? No rock crawling just a trail rig.thanks

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What are we talking about, 2nd gen 4Runner or 2nd gen pickup or 2nd gen Tacoma? They all have a different front end.

Early IFS you should be ok at 1.5 inches. Go much farther and you'll start shredding boots, but the CV will hold up as long as you keep rebooting it. A diff drop will help. The next IFS with coilovers, guys get 2.5 to 3 inches and don't go through boots or CV shafts too fast, but definitely don't do a diff drop - it puts the diff on an angle and there's a question if it gets oiled correctly that way. Second gen Tacoma I have no idea.

2nd Gen torsion bar 4runner thinking of doing ball joint spacers

Do the ball joint spacers, don't crank the torsion bars, that's my advice.

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