Rear Shocks wanted, 2WD Std '94 PU
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Google "Air Springs". These are air bags that fit inside the rear coils and can be inflated to provide extra support. They cost about $100 for a set, and are fairly easy to install if you have some sturdy jack stands and a floor jack.
The two companies that make them are Firestone and Airlift. Very similar products.
"Air shocks" generally aren't as satisfactory for your application because the shock mounts aren't designed for load carrying.
The two companies that make them are Firestone and Airlift. Very similar products.
"Air shocks" generally aren't as satisfactory for your application because the shock mounts aren't designed for load carrying.
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Look up "Timbren airless" airbags. I had them on my 94, and have them on my 91. I haul trash, scrap, misc. things every day of the month and they work. No airlines or airbags to worry about leaking and don't affect the ride unloaded. They are more than 100$ though.
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But I'm a maverick and want to use the anyhow.
Besides, I'm a welder and can reinforce the attaching points.
I guess I can get all the specs on the Yota shock and go to the parts store and start comparing.
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I thought about that but I don't want to sacrifice the good ride when not loaded.
As it is, if you zoom in on the pic of my Yota and look at my springs, you'll see I have wedges between the helper spring and the regular leaf spring. These are held in with hose clamps and are only used when hauling a load. They do the job but it's a hassel installing them and then removing them after I get back home from the swap meets.
As it is, if you zoom in on the pic of my Yota and look at my springs, you'll see I have wedges between the helper spring and the regular leaf spring. These are held in with hose clamps and are only used when hauling a load. They do the job but it's a hassel installing them and then removing them after I get back home from the swap meets.
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