you gotta be carefull how you word things and always include info about your rig or people will tear you a new one. put yer vehicle info. in your signature like everyone else does and it wont happen again.:hillbill: you edit your sig somewhere in the user CP i think.

For my saggy rear I went to advanced auto parts and ordered a set of moog springs they made a huge difference and they were only $90 o'reilly has them to for a little more.

Replace the coils- Old Man Emu, Moog, Downey.. they all make coils at about $150/set. The other option is coil spacers (cheaper?).

hey thanks for all the replys looks like I got several possbile options

I went with the OME medium rate springs and Nitrocharger shocks. I can haul my kids and a load of luggage comfortably. The ride isn't too harsh and my 4Runner rides level with a load.

The rear is already sagging. Your options there are to replace the coil springs with new springs (possibly one with a higher rate) or install coil spring spacers... to get the rear end back up.
But then you have to consider that with either option, it may eventially sag again.... So maybe air-bags should be in the 'to-do' list to prevent the rear from sagging even more... or at least air-shocks.

:lof::lof::bang::spank::lof::lof:... and sorry, but if you put on a body lift to fix suspension sag, you ain't exactly the brightest bulb in the box now are ya? ...[/QUOTE]

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Hello all- looks like the search function is my friend! My 95 runner needs an ass-lift, and it looks like you all have covered the solution pretty well here.

loving this site thus far!

Thanks!

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To anyone else out that that reads this thread, toyteclifts.com sells a kit for 2gen runners that lifts the suspension 2 inches and fixes the sag. It comes with front ball joint spacers and coils for the rear.

I just swapped in some Moog variable rate coils for the factory ones, leveled it out perfectly.

Zuk mono coil keeps the articulation.