I have a 94 Toyota pickup 22re and i was wondering whats the cheapest way to lower it ?

 

Drop blocks, pull the middle leafs and loosen the torsion bars.

I think you can get about a 3/4 drop from just that. Maybe lower.

 

every thing he said ^^^^ and you can even it out with a b/j flip in front to make it a 4/4

 

Ahhh i forgot the bj flip!!

N thinking about it, u get about a 1"-2" drop from just pulling the middle leaves

 

what is and how do you do a b/J flip?

 

Use the SEARCH button.

 

Its been covered many times. Search for it, theres a good write up on it.

 

Here is a write up on how to do a B/J flip
http://www.toyotaminis.com/forum/suspension-chassis-40/how-do-ball-joint-flip-sd-yota-5272/

 

yup drop blocks are about 30- 50 bucks depending on where you get it from, and the rest just costs you some time!!

 

hey man what's up

 

3 inch blocks







I put the blocks on yesterday gonna do the torsion bars tommarrow.
i was wondering if some one could post some pics of a 94 toyota torsion bar bolts so i kno what to losen would be helpfull

 

Looking good man, pull that middle leaf back there. I see if i can get the pic of the torsion bolts your looking for.

 

Alright thanks that would help so much

 

http://www.toyotaminis.com/forum/suspension-chassis-60/lowering-6436/

Search button is ur friend in this kind of situation

 

Will my wheels camber if I lower the torsion bars I think that's what it's called

 

Yea depends how much u lower it

 

What if I go like 3 inches? And if it does camber how would I fix that?

 

It might get a Lil bit of negative. And alignment

 

Will it be noticeable like or just a little?

 

Any lowering in the front will induce negative camber.

I did about 3-4" up front and I had ~1-2 degrees of negative camber.

Get an alignment on it? they will remove the shims to correct it.