Description
Transform your 2003-2009 Toyota 4Runner with Rough Country's 3-Inch Series II Lift Kit, specifically engineered for models equipped with factory X-REAS shocks. This premium suspension upgrade delivers a bold new look, improved performance, and the clearance you need - without compromising ride quality.Boosted Clearance, Aggressive Stance: Gain extra ground clearance to conquer off-road trails and fit larger wheels and tires with ease. The included strut extensions and lifted coil springs ensure a level, commanding profile that eliminates factory rake for a more aggressive, balanced look.Engineered Ride Comfort: Application-specific rear coil springs offer enhanced ride control and comfort, perfectly tuned for the 4Runner's suspension geometry. Plus, included shock relocation brackets retain the full performance of Toyota's X-Relative Absorber System.DIY-Friendly Installation: This 100% bolt-on kit installs easily with standard tools - no cutting, drilling, or hassle required. Perfect for home garage installs that save you time and money.Backed by Rough Country's Limited Lifetime Replacement Warranty, this lift kit is the ultimate blend of performance, style, and reliability for your X-REAS-equipped 4Runner.
Features
- Hassle-Free Bolt-On Installation: Installs easily with no cutting or drilling requiredΓÇöget back on the road or trail faster.
- Boosted Ground Clearance: Gain extra clearance to tackle rugged terrain and larger tires with confidence.
- Front-to-Rear Leveling: Eliminates the factory rake by leveling the front end with the rear for a balanced, aggressive stance.
- Precision-Tuned Rear Coil Springs: Features application-specific rear coils designed for a smooth, controlled, and comfortable ride.
- X-Relative Absorber System Compatible: Includes shock relocation brackets to maintain full functionality of ToyotaΓÇÖs advanced X-Relative Absorber System.
Note: ONLY fits models equipped with X-REAS system
| Brand | Rough Country |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 761 |
Vehicle Fitment
- Toyota 4Runner (2003-2009)
