keisur

no IFS is designed for rockcrawling. that's what solid axles are good for.

bamachem

Inflation. CHEAPEST that you can get OME N86's now are $170 a pair shipped. I paid $147 shipped for mine and they were the last of the old stock, pre-August price increase. About the same for the springs. If you don't shop it around, you can easily pay in the neighborhood of $350-$400 for just the rear OME setup. Downeys are something like $260, so they're a LOT more expensive, but much nicer IMHO.

keisur

O. I paid only $280 shipped and that was from 4WP, the price gougers.., so...

sschaefer3

I'm a smart guy what can I say?

justinh

anybody check out the progressive heavy duty coil that wheelers sell, my guess it that it is too stiff for our application, it lifted the front of a stock, non TRD tundra 2".

sschaefer3

As far as I can tell the Sequoia coils are a cross refernce part on some Tundras, so these Tundra coils listed above that Andy used are a good start.

I think you might have too much weight on the 4Runner coils and I would try the Tundra coils with 1 Revtek spacer. You can always add the second if you have to. I think that actually your stock bumper and grill guard might actually weigh more than my TJM and winch. The winch weight is also moved much further back, where as the guard quite a bit further out multiplying it's effect. From Robb's TJM-T-17 install we came to conclusion that the stock bumper and crush bar and the TJM were a wash weight wise.

sschaefer3

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bamachem

2004 Tundra 4WD Coils and Springs... Make offer. (no, not mine )

[link deleted. fellow YT'er is negotiating a deal on them. sorry]

bamachem

delete the clicky link and they're still a secret...

User 051420

Ya wanna know what I paid at the stealer?!!? Thats what I get for being in a hurry.

bamachem

$112 EACH would be my guess. Wanna know what I got mine for? $40 + $25 shipping.

User 051420

Close, but no dice. $80 EACH, free shipping!
Yep, thats 3 sets of your springs. But I want them yesterday.

EDIT: Andy.. How did you verify the part number on your springs? We punched in 2003 Tundra V84X4 TRD and got about 25 different pairs..... I'm thinking about going back and changing my order..

justinh

any opinions on this new spacer? too bad it only comes in 2.5" of lift.

http://www.donahoeracing.com/prod_re...et.php?prID=21

bamachem

OUCH. I verified them with the color chart that was posted earlier in this thread. Red/Yellow and Purple/Yellow for TRD Tundra 4WD coils.

Mine were those colors, so I assumed (uh oh) that they were the part numbers that were listed.


NEW spacer??? That's a cornfed-type with studs installed. No difference. I like the ride better w/o the cornfeds on the front. I guess the strut forces it to pre-load the spring some and stiffens up the ride quite a bit.

sschaefer3

Now you see why it is VITAL to have a part number. This guy is already ordering coils and they might not be the right ones.

We need to track down the part numbers of the coils you have. Can you e-mail the eBay guy and see if he has a recipt of something?

Now if Gap Guys coils show up and they are not the same colors, they are not going to work the same.


NO-ONE SHOULD ORDER ANYTHING UNTIL THE PART NUMBERS ARE CONFIRMED !!!

sschaefer3

Nothing more than a gen 2 Cornbred. He's on Gen 3 right now.

bamachem

did that about 4 minutes ago. wait and see. besides, gapguy went out on his own limb and ordered some that the dealer said were 15mm longer than the part number i listed, which makes me think they were sequoia coils.

sschaefer3

Yeah, I bet they are. I found an online Toyota part database and the Sequoia coils and Tundra coils cross reference.

Check it out if you have not seen this yet:

https://www.1sttoyotaparts.com/partscat.html

You are right, he went out on his own, but I really don't think people should do anything just quite yet. We are still working this out. Chill, People.

sschaefer3

48131AF100 $113.62 $81.81
Front suspension - Suspension components - Coil spring
COIL SPRING, Tundra, , Left, Access Cab, w/Off Road Pkg. 2000 - 2002

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This worries me, see the 2WD part in there:

48131AF100 $113.62 $81.81
Front suspension - Suspension components - Spring - 2wd
Access cab Left 2003 - 2004


48131AF100 $113.62 $81.81
Front suspension - Suspension components - Spring - 4wd
Access cab Left 2003 - 2004

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The Sequoia coils are cheaper as well, I guess it's a TRD markup or something. I know this is a 4WD coil, but this database lists it as a 2wd as well, so your part numbers may be fine.



48131AF120 $94.74 $68.21
Front suspension - Suspension components - Coil spring
COIL SPRING, Sequoia, 2WD, Left 2001 - 2003

48131AF120 $94.74 $68.21
Front suspension - Struts and components - Spring
Spring Left - 2wd 2001 - 2004

bamachem

More Info... I gotta figure out which RED/BULE Bilstein TRD Struts I have as well...

1. OEM Toyota/Bilsteins - color yellow/blue , labeled with both the Toyota and Bilstein brand names - comes as part of the "TRD" or OF option package. Toyota part # 4851009350 (front) & 4853109141 (rear). Toyota price about $150 new (set of 4), often about $125 on eBay (set of 4)

2. TRD Bilsteins for 4x4's - color red/blue, labeled with both the Toyota and Bilstein brand names. TRD part number 00602-48500-100. Available from Toyota Dealers as a TRD Sport Part. These shocks are 40% stiffer on bump and about 25% stiffer on rebound than #1. about $285 (set of 4)

3. TRD Bilsteins for 4x2's - color red/blue, labeled with both the Toyota and Bilstein brand names. TRD part number 00602-48500-101. Available from Toyota Dealers as a TRD Sport Part. These shocks are slightly softer at low velocities, but stiffer at high velocities than #1. about $285 (set of 4)


:pat:

my Seat-o-meter tells me I have the #3's. I'll verify and post it.