yotarover

anybody using coils from a totally different vehicle using a custom mount? bout to go to the junk yards and find some and fab up a mount to use them. or tab which ever seems to put them to use

Jory121

lets be honest 98% of us on here drive our yota's as daily drivers....my point is that the zuk mod allows most "average joes" like us a chance at having a decent fix for cheap, we certainly wouldnt be putting coils on a straight axle yota with 40s, its all subjective obviously but to who ever thought of the zuk mod I thank you ten times over, btw my flex is fine thankyou

ToyoTech559

im using 98 4runner rear coil springs. no mods to mounts

Jory121

im also running 98 springs....easy as pie

rhill

Most of the mods I've seen use random aftermarket or junkyard springs, just get the right diameter. Search the forums, there's tons of threads. As for who thought it up...that would be ZUK

ATX...why not just get heavier duty coil springs? Far be it from me to tell you what to do to your truck...but man, all new leaf packs?? Seems like a waste. You could buy all new shocks and new coils for the same price as 2 leaf packs...with better results imo.

highonpottery

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I would get the medium duty. If you find they sag under weight after they've broken in, you can add something like longer shackles or even airbags. Heck, airbags can be added in place of ZUK coil springs, they do the same thing. It takes around 800-1000# for me to notice a drop in the rear of my truck but I have stock shackles and no rake when empty. If I were to haul all the time I'd put airbags on the truck and be done. That's what we always used to do to my dads work trucks loaded down with a canopy, lumber rack, bed box, varying loads of tools and materials.