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Old 02-11-2005, 04:05 PM
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Custom coil spacers for cheep.. Anyone interested?

Well, after installing my 1.5" rear coils I am wanting a little more lift and I found out that coil spacers cost $160 and are only available in one or two sizes. All I would need to make my own would be a secton of aluminum pipe about 1/2" think with the corect internal diameter. Then I could cut it with a beand saw and machine the sections down to whatever size I want. If I am going to go to all that trouble I might as well make a few sets of them in deferent sizes. I won't be doing this right away but if I did would anyone be interested in ordering whatever size spacers they want for like $75? Mabe more, mabe less depending on cost of material.
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I was looking at some coil spacers and thought the same thing...what we need is the measurements...inside and outside diameter, heights, profile and base...anyone measured theirs?
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Yea, just need to measure the inside diameter of my old coils but they are at home and I am at school. can anyone bust out some calipers and measure there old springs for me? If I had that measurement I could start making spacers right away.

I have been trying to think of the best way to make the sapcesrs. I might be able to part them off on the lathe in the chucks are big enough. Therwise it's band saw or plasma cutter. Then I could mill them flat on one of the manny Bridgpoorts.
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I belive SDORI allready makes a set... Hang on one sec. Yup but its only 2"

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2" rear coil spacers.

* Pricing:
o In the contental US, but outside California, 75$ + 5$ shipping/handling: 80$ out the door unless...
o California residents: Add 7.25% sales tax for a total of $85.80 unless...
o Outside the continental US, e-mail SDORI for a total.

* Fit 90-95 coild sprung 4runners.
* Install easily.
* Made of light weight UHMW.
* Maintains factory ride.

Here is there web site
http://www.sdori.com/coilspacers.html

I think I may go this option in the rear, Balljoint spacers in the front and crank my T-Bars to match the 2" In the rear

What I need to know is if I need a Panhard bracket and the LVPS (Brake Valve) Bracket for this lift setup to work.
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