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 3rd gen rear coil replacement , stock front
#71870
02/09/03 12:10 AM
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Can I get away with this, without my truck looking too lopsided??? what are my spring options. I would like more lift mainly in rear.
99 4X4Runner SR5. deck plate mod. TRD exhaust. Bilsteins/Donahoes.Waag side bars.optima red top.Load warrior.
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 Re: 3rd gen rear coil replacement , stock front
#71871
02/09/03 04:57 AM
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So you want to use a stock FRONT coil in the rear? No, you cannot do this. The front coil springs are much smaller in diameter and shorter. How much lift do you want? You can get new OME springs which will give you 2.5-3" of lift or a variety of coil spacers to give you 1-3" of lift. If you haven't spent quality time on Steve's website, I suggest you do. Everything you could want to know about 3rd gen suspension. http://fastq.com/~sschaefer/
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Re: 3rd gen rear coil replacement , stock front
#71872
02/09/03 01:21 PM
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I am talking about replacing my rear springs with something after market, and keeping stock springs up front.
99 4X4Runner SR5. deck plate mod. TRD exhaust. Bilsteins/Donahoes.Waag side bars.optima red top.Load warrior.
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