Author Topic: a body lift on a 96 runner with auto trans but have questions on shifters  (Read 2069 times)

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want to start my runner with a 2 inch body lift but not sure if i have to add on for the shifters or anything else.  does anyone know if theres anything special i should look into before doing it

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we put a 2 inch bl on my daughters 4runner.  the only thing we had to do was lower support for the "C" bracket on the back of the tcase.  after that everything else was the same as a manual truck
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I don't know about the 96 but my 86 shifter had some adjust ability. I put a 2" on mine and was able to adjust it enough but sometimes it would bump up into 2nd gear. My brother had an 87 and put a 3" on his and we had to weld in a sleeved extention to make his work. Last I checked nobody sells a body lift for autos for this reason. Other than that they work fine on an auto.
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also, get a good quality lift..... such as from above


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also, get a good quality lift..... such as from above


don't do any hillbilly, hockey puck stacking crap

It's not "hillbilly", it's Canadian Mountain-man!
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i got a good blocks no crap just going to buy new hardware cause ive had this set of blocks on a project before

 
 
 
 
 

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