I been trying to look up some but they usually tell me they won't fit or it'll ruined my suspension. Any ideas where can I get one?
Where can i get a lift springs for my 2006 Highlander?
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1. Get a Jeep
2. What are you trying to accomplish? A "lift" is usually a body lift to create more ground clearance. Creating more suspension travel involves more than just springs.
3. A Highlander is not a real off road vehicle. The uni-body is not designed to tolerate a lot of twist which typically occurs with serious off roading.
2. What are you trying to accomplish? A "lift" is usually a body lift to create more ground clearance. Creating more suspension travel involves more than just springs.
3. A Highlander is not a real off road vehicle. The uni-body is not designed to tolerate a lot of twist which typically occurs with serious off roading.
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Australia. Sparesbox carries King Springs lift springs but I’ve yet to find an American importer
www.sparesbox.com.au
https://www.sparesbox.com.au/part/king-springs-coil-springs-raised-rear-ktrr-112
I disagree with the notion that the highlander can’t be a capable off-roader, I’ve seen RAV-4s Subaru Foresters and Honda CR-Vs take on pretty tough trails and they are all unibody cars, it just takes more effort and awareness when doing so.
You may just want spacers on your shocks, Hema4x4 and Northwoods Performance both make spacers which give you some lift, without changing springs.
If you are going to take it off road, watch your CV joints, as they’ll see some stress, but you’ll be alright
Queensland Bull Bars makes a steel front bumper, but in Australia the Highlander is called a Kluger.
good luck
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I disagree with the notion that the highlander can’t be a capable off-roader, I’ve seen RAV-4s Subaru Foresters and Honda CR-Vs take on pretty tough trails and they are all unibody cars, it just takes more effort and awareness when doing so.
You may just want spacers on your shocks, Hema4x4 and Northwoods Performance both make spacers which give you some lift, without changing springs.
If you are going to take it off road, watch your CV joints, as they’ll see some stress, but you’ll be alright
Queensland Bull Bars makes a steel front bumper, but in Australia the Highlander is called a Kluger.
good luck
Try Pedders, Aussie store but they have a couple stores in the states now I believe. I believe they have a suspension setup that gives 1 inch lift. about 2k $AU all up was my last quote about a year ago but that was including them installing.
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lmao get a Jeep and don't get stuck in mud only streets when that shit breaks down Toyota fwd outlast Jeeps
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