Will 100 series LC springs fit the 2nd gen?
01-31-2006, 01:51 PM
#1
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Will 100 series LC springs fit the 2nd gen?
Title says it all. Just put a set of OME 901s on the '95; love the lift (wife says it needs bigger tires), hate the ride until it gets filled with people and dogs. Wondering about the LC springs since I'm going to have to do a panhard drop and brake lines. Got a friend with a set of 100 series springs. Will they work like the 80 series?
01-31-2006, 02:13 PM
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You need the rear coils out of the early 90's landcruisers. They are the 80 series.
I've never heard of a 100 series?! Are those the extra new ones?
I've never heard of a 100 series?! Are those the extra new ones?
01-31-2006, 06:22 PM
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Yes they will.
Coils are approximately the same height as stock 80's, but they are the same side to side.
Someone should try it.
Someone in CO who has a 2nd Gen Runner, hit me a note and see what we can do.
Coils are approximately the same height as stock 80's, but they are the same side to side.
Someone should try it.
Someone in CO who has a 2nd Gen Runner, hit me a note and see what we can do.
01-31-2006, 07:14 PM
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Flyg...How much taller than my 901's do you think my 4Runner would be? Haven't added the BJ spacers yet; you think it would be fairly level? I hate to get it too tall & tippy with my stock 31"s.
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