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Old 12-18-2007, 09:00 AM
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Tokico shocks

My apologies for my Ignorance Does tokico only make one type or one length of blue green shocks /tokico trekmaster RT? I am trying to setup my 99 4runner with OME 3" Lift Front Coil Kit
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Yes. Talk to Steve at Sonoran Steel. If you get some that aren't from him, be sure to use your stock nut, not the one supplied.
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AJUSA has them for $119 for the fronts
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Originally Posted by frodin1
AJUSA has them for $119 for the fronts

Be sure to use your stock nuts.
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. If you get some that aren't from him, be sure to use your stock nut, not the one supplied.[/QUOTE]
do i need to modify the shock?
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Nope. The stock nut will thread down perfectly on the Tokico Shock.
Old 12-18-2007, 10:52 AM
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Originally Posted by Nate08
Yes. Talk to Steve at Sonoran Steel. If you get some that aren't from him, be sure to use your stock nut, not the one supplied.
FYI...Steve does not sell the shocks separately. He only sells them with a complete lift kit.
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Originally Posted by Bighead
FYI...Steve does not sell the shocks separately. He only sells them with a complete lift kit.
Tokico Trek > Master R/T Green Shocks:
96-02 4Runner Front: $64.50 each
96-02 4Runner Rear: $46.25 each

* Sold in a set of 4 only: $221.50 *

Not according to him.
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I stand corrected. I did not realize he started selling them outside of the kits.
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Originally Posted by frodin1
AJUSA has them for $119 for the fronts
I got them from AJUSA 119 plus tax but free shipping thanks for all your input
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yea, use your stock nut, OR go buy new hardware from an autoparts store. you want the highest grade nut you can find, take the shock with you and have them match up a nut.

the ones supplied with the green shocks WILL fail! i found this out the hard way!

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what size is the stock nut? also is this stock nut you are referring to on my rig now. Thanks for the advice
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shock nut is 12x1.25 or 12x1.5 (god i just dont remember, i think its the former) it is the same size for both stock shocks, and the tokico's (other brands may vary)

tokico included a 1/2" nut that fit well enough to hold the spring in compression, but blew off when they were compressed fully and then suddenly released.



a bit off topic, but i thought steve stopped selling the green shocks? or was that only for the SS 1.x kits?
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Sorensen steel all the way, I just installed 4 new tokico shocks and they work great.
Good luck and happy trails
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