Rear end sagging
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Rear end sagging
Before you all bash me, i did search and i have read a ton of information, but it all seems misleading, or not my application.
I have a stock 93 4runner except for 3.4 swap. the rear end is sagging bad. i have seen Bilstein this and OME 891 or 906 that, blah blah, I need a solid answer. what to get to raise the rear end back level.
thanks for taking the time to answer
I have a stock 93 4runner except for 3.4 swap. the rear end is sagging bad. i have seen Bilstein this and OME 891 or 906 that, blah blah, I need a solid answer. what to get to raise the rear end back level.
thanks for taking the time to answer
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OME 2900 will raise the rear about 1and1/2 inch or so over unloaded stock hight.. I put these on my '95 Runner and I like them
OME 2901 will raise the rear about the same amount, but they are much stiffer, I'm glad I went with the 2900s'
OME fitment pdf.: http://www.arbusa.com/uploads/PDF/ac...ota4Runner.pdf
OME 2901 will raise the rear about the same amount, but they are much stiffer, I'm glad I went with the 2900s'
OME fitment pdf.: http://www.arbusa.com/uploads/PDF/ac...ota4Runner.pdf
Last edited by millball; 05-25-2017 at 02:32 PM.
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M O O G S P R I N GS!!!...in short. long answer, did my '92 complete justice. google it. i think i got mine on amazon
oh, and i pull a heavy trailer frequently. so, loaded...unloaded. dudn't matter. great ride. great ride height. and, a better price than everything else i'd looked at while still being a quality item
oh, and i pull a heavy trailer frequently. so, loaded...unloaded. dudn't matter. great ride. great ride height. and, a better price than everything else i'd looked at while still being a quality item
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M O O G S P R I N GS!!!...in short. long answer, did my '92 complete justice. google it. i think i got mine on amazon
oh, and i pull a heavy trailer frequently. so, loaded...unloaded. dudn't matter. great ride. great ride height. and, a better price than everything else i'd looked at while still being a quality item
oh, and i pull a heavy trailer frequently. so, loaded...unloaded. dudn't matter. great ride. great ride height. and, a better price than everything else i'd looked at while still being a quality item
Moog CC255 coil spring set
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Are these the ones you're talking about? I purchased these about a year ago but haven't gotten around to installing them yet. I did the same research as the OP and ended up focusing on these Moog springs as being a good fix.
Moog CC255 coil spring set
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Moog CC255 coil spring set
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Those are the ones I got and they worked great. Stiffened up the rear end a little bit. Overall very satisfied.
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And they didn't raise the back end too much? That's sort of why I've held off on installing them, I didn't want to have them over compensate and raise the back end higher than the front.
Stiffening up the ride is a plus too.
Stiffening up the ride is a plus too.
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those are the ones. no...they didn't raise the back end too much. there was some initial settling in after some heavy use, but i've had them on for maybe a year. still riding at stock height
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if you're going to that, then you'll need longer brake lines and shocks. you're gonna do spacers on the front, too? if not, i don't see why you'd wanna install spacers in the rear. unless you want it looking all jacked up in the rear. that'll make it drive funny