i have a fair lift on my corolla 4wd, i have used rear range rover classic springs which give about 4 inches of lift and fit right in, with + 2 inch dauhatsu sportrak shocks with home made extenders,  removed the both anti roll bars which you have to do.  front im in the process of doing now but iv heard camry springs fit? and tyres im using 15 inch vauxhal alloys with 195 r 15 all terrian tyres.

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i have a fair lift on my corolla 4wd, i have used rear range rover classic springs which give about 4 inches of lift and fit right in, with + 2 inch dauhatsu sportrak shocks with home made extenders,  removed the both anti roll bars which you have to do.  front im in the process of doing now but iv heard camry springs fit? and tyres im using 15 inch vauxhal alloys with 195 r 15 all terrian tyres.

Where are you located? Australia, NZ, or the UK?  
Are there differences between Range Rover classic springs for the Australian market versus North American market?
I've been trying to find information about raising my A-T at least 2" but there are so many issues on this mod.  Larger diameter tires are not enough for my purposes.

im in the uk, and im not sure, there the same springs fitted to the pre 300tdi land rover discoverys and defender 90's.  i would imagine there the same spring fitted across the globe, exluding the police spec land rovers that are fitted with heavy duty springs. the sets iv used have all be second hand as i found they fit purely by accident! i would imagine new springs would be to hard and wouldnt work right as there designed for 2 tonne not 1! so you would be better buying a good second hand pair than a new set.
what issues have you come across when lifting yours?

On the Tercel4wd.com/forums some guys were using cut down Jeep springs in the rear of their Tercels. All-trac has the same rear end - if you go to the Tercel.4wd.com/forums and do a search there is a lot of info on replacement shocks. Guys are trying camry and all-trac struts on the front end as well.

Also, doesn't the front end use the anti roll bars to hold the struts in place? be really careful what your doing there.

School boy - Any pic's you have of this, with a some breif descripotions breaking down what you did would be very helpful and I'm sure everyone here at alltracwagon would appreciate it.

Quoted from schoolboyerrors

i have a fair lift on my corolla 4wd, i have used rear range rover classic springs which give about 4 inches of lift and fit right in, with + 2 inch dauhatsu sportrak shocks with home made extenders,  removed the both anti roll bars which you have to do.  front im in the process of doing now but iv heard camry springs fit? and tyres im using 15 inch vauxhal alloys with 195 r 15 all terrian tyres.