Coils & Torsion Bar Recomendations
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Coils & Torsion Bar Recomendations
I need some opinions on torsion bars and rear coils for my 91' 22RE 4Runner...
After researching I think I have decided on Downey for front and rear suspension. I figured, or at least have been hearing that Downey sells some pretty good stuff for Toyota's and that I could just order both from the same place. I looked up Swayaway and NWOR as well. I don't have a lift, just want to replace with better bars/springs. Anyone running Downey and are you happy with them? Do their rear coils really lift 1.5" from stock?
Any other brands you guys like or recomend?
After researching I think I have decided on Downey for front and rear suspension. I figured, or at least have been hearing that Downey sells some pretty good stuff for Toyota's and that I could just order both from the same place. I looked up Swayaway and NWOR as well. I don't have a lift, just want to replace with better bars/springs. Anyone running Downey and are you happy with them? Do their rear coils really lift 1.5" from stock?
Any other brands you guys like or recomend?
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OME. i wouldn't recommend anything else to any body. OME has proven track records with the Dakar Rally. when i replace my suspension with SAS and coils all around, OME is where i'll buy what parts i can.
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Just leave the tbars stock. Aftermarket bars are just higher spring rate (ie stiffer) and make the ride and "flex" suffer accordingly.
I would go with the Eiback or PP progressive rate coils in the back. I did the Eibachs and they're great IMHO.
I would go with the Eiback or PP progressive rate coils in the back. I did the Eibachs and they're great IMHO.
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Old Man Emu rear coils and stock torsion bars. Torsion bars last pretty much forever. Some people have said Downey coils sag really fast. I have OME and I like them BUT...if you run the OME springs, the ride won't be good if you go with a cheap shocks like a ProComp. OME springs are very stiff and the OME shocks are soft, so together they work well.
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