Ahh yes. Good ol’ Spidertrax. Had those on 4Runner with stock wheels for a while.1” (25mm) spacer to push OEM +60mm offset wheel out to be +35mmView attachment 27149Toyota/Lexus 1 in. Thick Blue Wheel Spacers
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Ahh yes. Good ol’ Spidertrax. Had those on 4Runner with stock wheels for a while.1” (25mm) spacer to push OEM +60mm offset wheel out to be +35mmView attachment 27149Toyota/Lexus 1 in. Thick Blue Wheel Spacers
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Just installed rear shock skids (plates) to protect the lowest hanging parts of LC. I had same this kind of skids for my GwagonAfter installing Frontrunner Drawer system + fridge slider in the trunk, and steel front bumper+1.2K lbs winch in the front, I decided to do “fully lifted” for the LC. I now got 2” lifted rear (actually 1.75” because of 125 lbs drawer system) and leveled the front to the rear.
The lift kit: TC (Total Chaos) upper control arm + 2.5” dia adjustable King shocks, and Dobinsons 2” lift springs (rear, 170-330 lbs constantly additional weight)
Currently I have 33” KO3 (275/70R18), and the run is great. Very happy with this upgrade for my off-road and on road use. I probably have 35” tires soonto gain 1” more clearance.
Note: (I still have 3” clear to my garage opening to accommodate 35” tire![]()
Very nice.Just installed rear shock skids (plates) to protect the lowest hanging parts of LC. I had same this kind of skids for my Gwagon
Before
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After
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How are your mods coming ?Very nice.![]()
I have been holding off on the mods until I am sure of what aftermarket setup I want to go with. I don't want to do what I did with my 4Runner and rush into it and then change my mind. $$$$How are your mods coming ?
I will be soon list out/share all the mods/loves that I put on my LCFE since last August…will be longggg list![]()
Make sense…I have been holding off on the mods until I am sure of what aftermarket setup I want to go with. I don't want to do what I did with my 4Runner and rush into it and then change my mind. $$$$
Other than tires and wheels that is.
Just wanted to clarify, since I was planning on just getting Dobinsons 2” front and back springs: did you lift the back 2” then level the front to the back, meaning the front is actually lifted higher than 2”?Updated: 35” (Falken Wildpeak AT 35/11.5 R18). No rub, not cut, no trim but 2” fully lifted as shown in earlier post
Also, I want to share the shovel setup with MOLLE side panel ( Agency 6 mini Aluminum shovel: super light weight/strong and proudly America made![]()
I posted this 2” lifted system before. However, I re-post here again to answer your questions, but also for others who are interested on.Just wanted to clarify, since I was planning on just getting Dobinsons 2” front and back springs: did you lift the back 2” then level the front to the back, meaning the front is actually lifted higher than 2”?
Or, is that a 2” lift front and back from stock.
Thanks![]()
Yes. Without taking off the tires, It is a bit awkward to get the upper/inner bolts through. However, I managed with small patience and got them done without removing tires.Any tips on the instal of the shock skids? I did a quick “dry fit” of them last night and it appears a bit tricky installing the mounting hardware. Not much room to hold the nuts in place. Did you remove the wheels to install? Just asking for any tips before I install this weekend.
Yep, the shock skids fit nicely. I did remove the tires which gave me a bit more room. Nice protection for my new Radflo shocks.Yes. Without taking off the tires, It is a bit awkward to get the upper/inner bolts through. However, I managed with small patience and got them done without removing tires.
I installed the 2 lower bolts 1st, then flipped it up for the top 2 bolts.
I still have much room between rear tires and the skid plates. Mine are OEM wheel +60mm with 1” spacers. It means +35mm offset
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Fox, King, Elka, Bilstein and Icon were all tested in this full review series shoot out.That looks great and with 35s it'll look even meaner. I am deciding between the TC w/ Kings or ICON Vehicle Dynamics. It's a tough one as they are a bit different. I had the Stage 7 ICON lift on my 2010 4Runner that was amazing but the heim joints were not the best thing for a daily driver. I have the Carli Pintop lift with Kings on my F-350 which is also great. Man, it's so hard to decide how to reduce my total networth. lol![]()
Fox, King, Elka, Bilstein and Icon were all tested in this full review series shoot out.
Spacers are more likely to cause issues fitting 35s because they increase the scrub radius of your wheel. Plus, the further you space out, the more likely the wheel will not tuck up inside the wheel arch under full compression/articulation. Tinkerer's Adventure has a great video showing all the details. Of course, it's not as simple whey you change both the offset and width of the rim.Definitely trade offs with spacers, but they can help with tire clearance and aftermarket control arms. What's your plan when you go to 35s? Anxious for pics!
Fox, King, Elka, Bilstein and Icon were all tested in this full review series shoot out.
TC+ King shocks make me loving my LC moreThey just released the series on mid-priced suspensions, too. Great stuff. How satisfied are you with your King set-up? Do you notice a difference on- or off- road? The stock suspension tends to feel very firm to me when I hit bumps at highway speeds. I'm wondering if the King's smooth things out a bit and make the ride less harsh. Thank you for sharing all the pics and info!