Front suspension

[CoreCorey]

So I found some lift blocks for the rear that range from 1 inch to 5.5 inches. 5.5 inches to me is a bit much but maybe 1.5 to 2 inches would work. My question is what can I do to front suspension to match the rear I drive a 94 mighty max 4 wheel drive 3.0 liter v6. I found some coil spacers as well but don't really know if that is in front or rear and if that would give me any lift at all. Thanks

[CoreCorey]

Also I found energy suspension but I'm not sure what those parts would do

[pennyman1]

These trucks are torsion bar fronts for 4wd - go here for new torsion bars to let you raise it up: http://adventuredrivendesign.com/ocart/index.php?route=product%2Fsearch&tag=Siberian+Bushing

[geezer101]

To be on the safe side I'd use a combo of frame/chassis spacers + suspension mods so it doesn't screw with the geometry as much.

[pennyman1]

they also sell body lifts for both 1st and 2nd gen trucks...

[CoreCorey]

Where can you find the body lifts? What's the brand ?

[noahwins]

http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/MonteroBodyLift.shtml

[CoreCorey]

Will I be able to clear 33 inch tires with just the body lift?

[tortron]

Hey check the John baker catalogue in the manuals section he lists all possible tyre sizes with standard, lifted, and flared trucks

[CoreCorey]

Where can you find torsion keys for our trucks

[pennyman1]

there are no keys for these trucks, just adjust the screws on the bars - you need new torsion bars to get more lift, and swap the ucas for a 2nd gen Montero (not sport) to maintain camber.