EBAY-4runner rear sag
10-29-2002, 07:48 AM
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EBAY-4runner rear sag
http://cgi6.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...oommotorsports
Items to end 4runner rear sag...im not sure if these are good deal..but im just posting them for everyone to see..
Items to end 4runner rear sag...im not sure if these are good deal..but im just posting them for everyone to see..
10-29-2002, 08:07 AM
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26mm Dang that's pretty high powered didnt know they made such a thing. I bet you could tweak the heck out of them things!
10-29-2002, 08:12 AM
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I'd be leery of both auctions.
He says the Downey HD coils (like I have) retail for $185.
Not true.
http://www.toyotaoffroad.net/tando/forumtemp/downey.jpg
They go for $169 brand new from Downey.
And the other auction by him for the spacers looks like the Downey spacer kit to add an extra 1.5" to the Downey coils.
These are not to be used with stock coils, as it does not fix them, it only "band aids" the stock coils.
Also both auctions state for '89 to '95.
'89 4Runners have leaf springs in the rear, not coils.
This guy probably picked the stuff up somewhere, and it trying to make a few bucks.
Not positive, but buyer beware.
I'd rather spend a few dollars more and get the coils new.
He says the Downey HD coils (like I have) retail for $185.
Not true.
http://www.toyotaoffroad.net/tando/forumtemp/downey.jpg
They go for $169 brand new from Downey.
And the other auction by him for the spacers looks like the Downey spacer kit to add an extra 1.5" to the Downey coils.
These are not to be used with stock coils, as it does not fix them, it only "band aids" the stock coils.
Also both auctions state for '89 to '95.
'89 4Runners have leaf springs in the rear, not coils.
This guy probably picked the stuff up somewhere, and it trying to make a few bucks.
Not positive, but buyer beware.
I'd rather spend a few dollars more and get the coils new.
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