I was wondering if they make a .5 inch to 1.0 inch spacer for the rear coils
and if they do where is the cheapest place to find such a thing.

 

SEARCH!

They do make such a thing, but remember a spacer is just band-aid for the real problem...that is, time for some new coils.

Check out 4x4connection.com. You should be able to find what you're looking for here.

 

The search function is your friend! With that said, avoid doing spacers for sagging springs. I did a 2.5" Daystar lift and the rears were sagging again in just a few months. About a year ago, I went with Land Cruiser coils and have not looked back...except that now the front needs to come up a little.

Performance Products 1" springs will probably be what you want.

 

I agree with Empty! Buy some new coils. They're easy to install and it'll last till you get rid of it.

 

don't go for the PP springs!...mine are only 2.5 years old and I am getting rear sagging. (installed new bilsteins at the time too!)

-B

 

yeah the coils.............. i cant remember what theyre called but they made a thing kinda like a shackle that solved that problem years before the 02 , go to your local metal fab shop they could prolly make you a stabilizer for cheap UNLESS your coils really are bad but 02 i wouldnt think they are bad unless youve been bahain alot
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Ok I still havnt got the response i am looking for.I have brand new less than 3months old 1999 coils in my 2wd 4runner.I need to know if they make .5 inch to 1 inch spacers.

 

Yes, they do...there are a lot of lift tech articles around here on YT, but to answer your question...try 4x4connection.com under Daystar lift spacers.

 

still unable to find the spacers.........

 

http://www.4by4connection.com/964r11recosp.html

These are probably the best you are going to get for a small spacer lift. If you are looking for that type of lift...maybe visit performanceproducts4trucks.com and look under towing. Get some the Airlift 1000, you'll gain about an inch with these but they may not be what you are looking for.

Hopefully this better spells it out for you.