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Poly Spring Spacers!!! #882468 04/23/08 10:39 PM
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motero Offline OP
Rock Warrior
The guys at Fat Bobs Garage, Went through there stock of stuff for me and we found that Toyota Sequoias have the same size spring as our rear coil sprung Monteros. That means you can easily get 2 inch poly spacers. I will put mine in tonight and let you know of there are any problems. Happy Lifting.
FatBobs


99 Montero....15mpg! Sold (so sad)
02 Jetta TDI....48mpg!
03 2500 Ram QCLB Cummins....18mpg
02 2500 Yukon XL, We out grew the montero, at least it has one locker.....13mpg (sold)
01 montero limited
Re: Poly Spring Spacers!!! [Re: motero] #882469 04/23/08 10:45 PM
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lordtrunks Offline
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I wonder how much lift a set of Sequoia springs would get a montero


89 2 dr turbo diesel
89/88 "Backwoods sas"
Re: Poly Spring Spacers!!! [Re: motero] #882470 04/23/08 10:51 PM
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motero Offline OP
Rock Warrior
Dodge 4wd front springs are the same size too. They would hold a lot of weight. But might not fully compress, limiting articulation.

Anybody have spring rate and unsprung height info for Dodge 4wd trucks front springs, Toyota Sequoia rear springs, And Montero Rear springs So we can compare?


99 Montero....15mpg! Sold (so sad)
02 Jetta TDI....48mpg!
03 2500 Ram QCLB Cummins....18mpg
02 2500 Yukon XL, We out grew the montero, at least it has one locker.....13mpg (sold)
01 montero limited
Re: Poly Spring Spacers!!! [Re: motero] #882471 04/23/08 11:27 PM
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redbull Offline
Body Damage is Cool
I'd bet a call to OME or other spring manufacturer would answer that, if not a visit to their website.


1991 Mitsubishi Pajero XP TD LWB family hauler.
Re: Poly Spring Spacers!!! [Re: redbull] #882472 04/24/08 08:18 PM
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Marcus2113 Offline
Wheeler
this is good news since i just found out that roger brown doesn't make the spacers for the montero anymore. any pictures yet?


99 Montero, 3.5 L, Auto, Front/Rear Lockers, 2" Body Lift, 35's, 4.90's, Rock Sliders, Front/Rear Recievers
Re: Poly Spring Spacers!!! [Re: Marcus2113] #882473 04/24/08 09:46 PM
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NathanC Offline
Roll Me Over
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i just found out that roger brown doesn't make the spacers for the montero anymore

Maybe because they didn't fit? I had ordered a set from him, but they didn't fit my SR. He was cool about it and took them back, so I'm not complaining. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" />

It's really cool that there is an off-the-shelf application that fits. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/cheers.gif" alt="" />


'06 Dakota QC 4.7 6sp 4x4
'88 Mighty Max
'77 KZ1000 fun old bike
Re: Poly Spring Spacers!!! [Re: motero] #882474 04/25/08 04:04 AM
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motero Offline OP
Rock Warrior
They are a great fit. They will fit the stock springs perfectly. I have some Ironman springs that are fatter and they fit with a little trimming. They work very well. I'll through up some pics after the weekend.


99 Montero....15mpg! Sold (so sad)
02 Jetta TDI....48mpg!
03 2500 Ram QCLB Cummins....18mpg
02 2500 Yukon XL, We out grew the montero, at least it has one locker.....13mpg (sold)
01 montero limited
Re: Poly Spring Spacers!!! [Re: motero] #882475 04/25/08 05:21 AM
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93montero_sr Offline
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Try to do before and after pics. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />


93 montero sr 3 inch body lift 31x11.50 super swamper ltb, 2 8inch 130 watt pro comp off road lights, 2 55w lights on the rear bumper, rear air locker, magnaflow exhaust muffler,superwinch manual hubs,15x8 black rock crawlers (steel)



Re: Poly Spring Spacers!!! [Re: 93montero_sr] #882476 06/09/08 11:56 PM
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Chad_in_Colorado Offline
Getting the Wheeling Fever
Thanks for this great information. I just ordered a pair from Fat Bobs, $65 + $10.36 shipping. I will install these along with the new OME suspension I ordered last week. Hopefully, they will work together. Combined, this should lift the rear 2.75", which should put me at the limit of cranking the front torsion bars to level it out. I should probably check into trimming the bump stops <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/cheers.gif" alt="" />


'98 Montero, 146K miles, needing Suspension and Tire Upgrades
'03 Montero Limited, 121K miles stock, original owner
'82 Toyota Supra, Spearco Turbo Kit and too many mods to list (in need of turbo rebuild)
Re: Poly Spring Spacers!!! [Re: Chad_in_Colorado] #882477 06/10/08 05:36 AM
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motero Offline OP
Rock Warrior
Definatly trim your bump stops it make the ride much better.

If the OME springs are made out larger diameter metal than stock springs, it won't fit that great. I have some Ironman Springs and they were a lot thicker than stock springs, I trimed the spacers so the springs would fit. One slid off so I need to do some more trimming. Let us know about the OME springs.

Also the top spring perch on the frame is a tight fit in the spacers, but once I let the weight of the truck down on the springs the spacers pressed right into place.


99 Montero....15mpg! Sold (so sad)
02 Jetta TDI....48mpg!
03 2500 Ram QCLB Cummins....18mpg
02 2500 Yukon XL, We out grew the montero, at least it has one locker.....13mpg (sold)
01 montero limited
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