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Old 07-28-2009, 08:25 PM
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Help on Picking the Right OLD MAN EMU coil springs
Im replacing my rear sagging 95 4runner coil springs and i'd like about....stock to 1/2 an inch of lift.

which old man emu coils do i get?

any links?

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no one out there can help me?
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out of everyone on this site

no one has a clue?
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OME900 will fix your sag and give you around 1.5" of lift. OME901 for a firmer ride.
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Don't believe any of the OME springs are available for "just" 1/2" of lift.




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I used their medium rate springs...and no, you won't get 'just a 1/2"' of lift.

It will be closer to 2". Significantly better.

You should swap shocks to their Nitro Chargers as well.
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if i get the smallest left possible from OME will i need to get drop pan whatever thing? (im talking about the thing that centers your axle)
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Originally Posted by 4runner901
if i get the smallest left possible from OME will i need to get drop pan whatever thing? (im talking about the thing that centers your axle)

You don't "have to" but it would be a good idea. Lots of people run more lift than that without the panhard drop.
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if i get the smallest left possible from OME will i need to get drop pan whatever thing? (im talking about the thing that centers your axle)
Never had a problem with mine.
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