ReadyLift 69 5060 Smart Suspension Technology Review

Only use the front but it is possible to use the rear. It can also be at a price and without binding the stock coil assembly.

Great reliable product Easy to install yourself and the rear spacers match the spring well unlike some I have seen installed on other kits have. Good height and level.

A great way to easily increase the ground clearance of your 4runner without spending a lot of money. It's not a very easy setup, but it's not insanely difficult, once you know how to do some simple automatic work and compress a spring it should be easy.

I have a 2004 Toyota 4runner, it was just what I was looking for. I contacted a pre-engineered lift who instructed my mechanic on how to carefully install the lift onto a hydraulic suspension and I saved over $100. I mentioned through these guys that my truck turned out cool!

Installed the ReadyLift kit on a 2021 4runner (2WD) Predator series. It started at 9:30 a.m. and ended at 5:45 p.m. I didn't have a lift. I used 2 jacks, 1 bottle jack, 1 jack (which comes with the 4runner), 7 wooden blocks (3" tall) and a motorcycle jack (a roller jack will do) to hold the rear axle. I need a torque wrench (dan) up to 125 ft.lbs. The heads used were 14mm, 17mm, 19mm and 22mm. Due to the limited space, need a 14mm wrench (front upper brace) and a 17mm wrench (rear stabilizer…

It worked exactly as we expected. Uses the front end for alignment. So there's still the option to add a rear later if needed. Very well packed. We bypassed the included instructions and printed out the instructions for my particular 4Runner.

I have a 2004 Toyota 4runner, this was exactly what I was looking for. I contacted a pre-built jack who instructed my mechanic on how to carefully install the jack on a hydraulic suspension and I saved over $100. As I went through these guys I mentioned my truck came out cool!

(before and after photos) Aside from the issues of not having a full size lift and only using a jack and stand (expected) was it very easy. Installation is time consuming, in my opinion it rides just as well as the original but with a little more height 10/10 would definitely recommend

One thing is for sure, the diff bolts are too short as mentioned. Another thing is that looking at the Readylift catalogue, it seems to me that instead of 69-5060 I got the rear spacers from the 69-5015 kit. They sit on top of the coil spring and seem to fit, but I'm not sure they really should be used. I haven't had a response from ReadyLift in a week and will call later today to see if I can get a response on usage. I'm worried about ever buying from them again as I start installing…