Rear Suspension '87 4runner
04-14-2014, 03:48 PM
#43
Zuk is most bang for buck.
Concur with 12 inchers and cutting the upper bumpstop short...
Twelve-inch, 125-pound springs gave me stock height. No need to crank torsion bar in front to level. My frame to leafpack distance:
Before: 7.75"
Using 12-inch 125 lb/inch springs: 9.25"
I added capture screws M6 to prevent springs from popping out like this...
Twelve-inch, 125-pound springs gave me stock height. No need to crank torsion bar in front to level. My frame to leafpack distance:
Before: 7.75"
Using 12-inch 125 lb/inch springs: 9.25"
I added capture screws M6 to prevent springs from popping out like this...
04-14-2014, 09:32 PM
#45
Thnx, Hoss44, Cool. Rides sweet huh?
BTW, Carlspeed, if ou decide to use 14-inchers and need BJ spacers, I;m selling a pair of used (altho they do not really wear out) 4Crawler spacers. Got them from Mark (Chefyota's 87 after he SAS'd), but I do not plan to use them soon. See Pics here
Yours shipped for $50.
BTW, Carlspeed, if ou decide to use 14-inchers and need BJ spacers, I;m selling a pair of used (altho they do not really wear out) 4Crawler spacers. Got them from Mark (Chefyota's 87 after he SAS'd), but I do not plan to use them soon. See Pics here
Yours shipped for $50.
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