Silver SR5 (7 seater) Build- Bilstein 6112 / 6100, Westcott Designs rear pucks, Method 703 +35 offset, 285/75R17 BFG KO3

[clk55r1d3h]

That looks great. How does this compare to the mt64s. I know they’re better priced but besides that.

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[miguelr]

So after a month of having my 4Runner and reading about everyone's awesome builds. I planned out a build

Build
- 2026 SR5 (7 seater) in Cutting Edge
- Removed Air Dam
- Bilstein 6112's at circlip setting (#3) for a 2" lift in the front
- Bilstein 6100's in the rear
- Westcott Designs 1" rear pucks
- Matte Black Method 703s (17"x8.5" w/ 35mm offset)
- BFG All-Terrain KO3s 285/75R17

I have no rubbing, no trimming needed, no need to remove crash brackets. Everything just worked out perfectly, but oh is it close haha

Shout out to @Furrypanda1121, @romik, @Twisted, @TheMachine, and @dirtwheeler For your insight and/or inspiring builds.

The Bilstein 6112's at circlip setting (#3) for a 2" lift in the front paired with the 1" (~0.8") Westcott Designs rear coil spacers and a factory rake of ~1.6", retains a slight rake after lifting which makes it look super mean.

IMO the amount of rubber on the 285/75R17 fills out the wheel well perfectly and pairs really nicely with the (2" front + 2.4" final rear height).

Bilstein 6112- installed

Bilstein 6100- installed

So after a month of having my 4Runner and reading about everyone's awesome builds. I planned out a build

Build
- 2026 SR5 (7 seater) in Cutting Edge
- Removed Air Dam
- Bilstein 6112's at circlip setting (#3) for a 2" lift in the front
- Bilstein 6100's in the rear
- Westcott Designs 1" rear pucks
- Matte Black Method 703s (17"x8.5" w/ 35mm offset)
- BFG All-Terrain KO3s 285/75R17

I have no rubbing, no trimming needed, no need to remove crash brackets. Everything just worked out perfectly, but oh is it close haha

Shout out to @Furrypanda1121, @romik, @Twisted, @TheMachine, and @dirtwheeler For your insight and/or inspiring builds.

The Bilstein 6112's at circlip setting (#3) for a 2" lift in the front paired with the 1" (~0.8") Westcott Designs rear coil spacers and a factory rake of ~1.6", retains a slight rake after lifting which makes it look super mean.

IMO the amount of rubber on the 285/75R17 fills out the wheel well perfectly and pairs really nicely with the (2" front + 2.4" final rear height).

Bilstein 6112- installed

Bilstein 6100- installed

Great job!! It's the perfect fit

 

[OnePunchPan]

The Bilsteins ride more firm than stock SR5 suspension but also have a nice high quality dampened feel to them.

Lmao I know what this means, but it still sounds so funny when ya read it. Wish I could see how this feels. I thought the Limited trim's adjustable variable suspension would've given me a bit more plush on the roads when it comes to potholes, but alas it is a body on frame

 

[BlueFinTunaGuy]

Great job!! It's the perfect fit

Thanks! I think so as well. Definitely cut it close though. Clearance is acceptable but tight.

 

[BlueFinTunaGuy]

Lmao I know what this means, but it still sounds so funny when ya read it. Wish I could see how this feels. I thought the Limited trim's adjustable variable suspension would've given me a bit more plush on the roads when it comes to potholes, but alas it is a body on frame

Honestly, I don't really know how to describe it but it's very nice. I have zero complaints!

 

[BlueFinTunaGuy]

 

[Furrypanda1121]

Looks great! Just got mine back this morning with the 6112/6100 + UCA combo. Now i gotta figure out which wheels and tires I should get. Mine ended up being 2.5" up front with 1.5" in the rear. Pretty much level, with about 1/4" rake still there.

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