Coils?
#5
I did you a favor and cleaned up your thread of all the non-tech posts.
Please refrain from the immature comments as that is what we call "pot-stirring."
Tacoma's have coils in the front and leafs in the rear.
I have run coil spacers on a 4Runner and the ride was less than favorable, cheap, but rough.
I would recommend waiting to save up the money to do the lift right the first time.
That's my opinion, hopefully others will post up with their opinions.
Fink
Please refrain from the immature comments as that is what we call "pot-stirring."
Tacoma's have coils in the front and leafs in the rear.
I have run coil spacers on a 4Runner and the ride was less than favorable, cheap, but rough.
I would recommend waiting to save up the money to do the lift right the first time.
That's my opinion, hopefully others will post up with their opinions.
Fink
Last edited by Fink; Jan 24, 2009 at 05:39 PM.
#6
You do realize that you'll need more than just spacers, blocks, shackles, etc., to lift the vehicle, correct ?
Fred
#7
They don't change the spring rate in any way.
The shocks that you changed to, most certainly can/did affect the stiffness of the ride.

Fred
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