got ome coils and bj spacers, shock question
Jul 24, 2010 | 07:02 AM
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got ome coils and bj spacers, shock question
alright, heres what ive ordered so far
Sdori 1.5" Ball Joint Spacers
OME 901HD Coil Springs
Rancho RS5167 shocks (front)
my question is what shocks do i get for the back. they have to be slightly longer like the fronts correct? anyone know specific shock part numbers or specific size?
Sdori 1.5" Ball Joint Spacers
OME 901HD Coil Springs
Rancho RS5167 shocks (front)
my question is what shocks do i get for the back. they have to be slightly longer like the fronts correct? anyone know specific shock part numbers or specific size?
Jul 24, 2010 | 07:21 AM
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http://www.trdparts4u.com/scripts/pr...dproduct=-7500
OME N72F is the best shock to pair with the OME 901's because they are a stiff spring. They have the travel you need and will give the best ride.
They are what I have on my truck, and I love em.
OME N72F is the best shock to pair with the OME 901's because they are a stiff spring. They have the travel you need and will give the best ride.
They are what I have on my truck, and I love em.
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Jul 24, 2010 | 07:35 AM
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or do you know what the dimensions need to be? like 10-15" compression such as the front?
maybe the rancho equivalent of the OME N72F?
Jul 24, 2010 | 07:40 AM
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Here is a good list from 4Crawler.com
The following are some possible shock absorbers that may work with a 1.5" lift on 1986-1995 Toyota 4WD pickups and 4Runners:
Lift from:
1.5" front ball joint spacer and/or torsion bar crank
2"-3" longer rear spring shackles (~1.5" lift)
~1.5" add-a-leaf spring
~1.5" leaf spring block
2" coil spring spacer
Up front, looking for 10"-10.5" compressed length and ~15" extended length
Rancho:
Front: RS5167, RS9272
Rear/Leaf: RS
Rear/Coil: RS5009, RS9009,
Pro-Comp:
Vehicle LIFT ES3000(F/R) ES9000(F/R)
86-95 4WD Pickup 0"- 1" 314014/321506 914014/921506
86-89 4WD 4Runner
86-95 4WD Pickup 2"- 3" 317514/322506 917514/922506
86-89 4WD 4Runner
86-95 4WD Pickup 4" 318514/326506 918514/926506
86-89 4WD 4Runer
KYB:
Front:
Rear: 317514
OME:
Front: N92(softer), N98(stiffer)
Rear/Leaf:
Rear/Coil: N72F
Doetsch Tech:
Front: 3078, 8069, 9069 depending on type
Rear/Leaf:
Rear/Coil:
Lift from:
1.5" front ball joint spacer and/or torsion bar crank
2"-3" longer rear spring shackles (~1.5" lift)
~1.5" add-a-leaf spring
~1.5" leaf spring block
2" coil spring spacer
Up front, looking for 10"-10.5" compressed length and ~15" extended length
Rancho:
Front: RS5167, RS9272
Rear/Leaf: RS
Rear/Coil: RS5009, RS9009,
Pro-Comp:
Vehicle LIFT ES3000(F/R) ES9000(F/R)
86-95 4WD Pickup 0"- 1" 314014/321506 914014/921506
86-89 4WD 4Runner
86-95 4WD Pickup 2"- 3" 317514/322506 917514/922506
86-89 4WD 4Runner
86-95 4WD Pickup 4" 318514/326506 918514/926506
86-89 4WD 4Runer
KYB:
Front:
Rear: 317514
OME:
Front: N92(softer), N98(stiffer)
Rear/Leaf:
Rear/Coil: N72F
Doetsch Tech:
Front: 3078, 8069, 9069 depending on type
Rear/Leaf:
Rear/Coil:
Jul 24, 2010 | 07:43 AM
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http://www.trdparts4u.com/scripts/pr...dproduct=-7500
OME N72F is the best shock to pair with the OME 901's because they are a stiff spring. They have the travel you need and will give the best ride.
They are what I have on my truck, and I love em.
OME N72F is the best shock to pair with the OME 901's because they are a stiff spring. They have the travel you need and will give the best ride.
They are what I have on my truck, and I love em.
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Jul 24, 2010 | 07:46 AM
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There really is going to be no 'equivalent' to the N72F, because that shock was built specifically to be paired with the coils you are running.
However, the Rancho RS9000 (or RS9009) series is a pretty popular one and I think people here have had good results with it.
However, the Rancho RS9000 (or RS9009) series is a pretty popular one and I think people here have had good results with it.
Jul 26, 2010 | 06:58 AM
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Jul 26, 2010 | 03:58 PM
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