Remko-

after going camping in tofino last week and pulling my tent trailer the 600km from where i live my 4runner is saggier than ever. so i decided to get some new springs and 4 new pro comp 9000 shocks. im really stoaked to get the rear end of my truck of the pavement.

on an aside note. i dont get why people complain about the power output from the 22re and the 3vze engines. i have a 22re and i pulled a 1200lb trailer through 3 mountaiin ranges with no problem. are people expecting to drag race uphills? if you can maintain the speed limit that what more do you need? thats just my opinon.

keep it real

gonzo

A 12lb trlr?

Remko-

OOPs my bad. that was 1200, i guess pulling a 12lb trailer should be no problem huh

gonzo

Right. lol

881stGenRunner

nice, be sure to post up some pics

KevinInSac

The 22r in my dad's truck feels terrible in our hills here. Going up the hill to Tahoe, it's usually 3rd gear and 35-45mph the whole way. Not fun. Sometimes if I get the mo going before the hill starts, I can keep a little speed for part of the hill, but it progressively slows down.

Remko-

hey just a follow up question. will lifting the rear give more articulation, or does it basicly allow for larger tires and better loking stance?

881stGenRunner

new springs will definately improve articulation as well stance/room

dijlop

my 22re can pass going up hills. now, u may say hills, in florida? let me rephrase, i can pass going up bridges. skyway bridge, its up up. i can accelerate just fine. i think people are spoiled. lol

silversup

my truck crawls up hills lol but what can i expect from runner. But in the snow....priceless.

Neaners

LOL My other car is a Subaru WRX ... got 5 tickets in 2 1/2 years with it. All in all, climbing is much more fun! (and actually CHEAPER!!)


But yeah, Remko- ... I am right there with you ... ordered my OME springs, shocks and steering stabilizer on Sat. After that, its down to get new shoes and an alignment and I should be good for a while! (I HOPE!! ha). Let us know how it goes!