Relax man. Everyone was doing it in the 5th genās including me. I had no issues on bfg c rated. Tires wore even. Our dealer sold them like hotcakes. I donāt think the dealer cares about the law since they have a partnership with the local PD.
Toyota use to sell the previous gen 4 runners lifted on 285s with 7ā wide sema wheels all day long. I donāt think itās an issue. I personally acquired 2025 Tacoma trd off road 17ā wheels powder coated all black. They are a 7.5 inch wide wheel and itās fine. 7.5 is technically the lowest you can...
FYI if you end up revisiting thisā¦.Fox told me their front springs are linear. The only problem I see with mixing a progressive spring in the back is making defensive highway maneuvers dangerous. I believe the shocks themselves are linear
My question is why not stick with the suspension you have? Itās an old man EMU system. You can buy 2 inch rear lift springs from Arb designed specifically for the suspension you have. Iām not sure if your front shocks have the clip springs to lift the front. I know if you buy the same suspension...
I think I would have ordered the OME rear lift springs that lift the rear 2ā and then either moved the front circlip to bring the front up to a 3ā lift. No circlips? Iām sure someone has a solution. The OME KIT from arb which is the same as the trail hunter (just not lifted very much) is a 3/2...
Before anyone goes down this path ask yourself if you like the way your 4 runner handles. If you like it now you will be changing that. Iāve been down this path in my 350z. I installed adjustable sway bars, and adjustable coilovers. In fact I swapped out the suspension 6 times. Even tokico blue...