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Old 03-17-2009, 10:50 PM
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Anyone running LC shocks in the rear with LC coils?

Planning on finally putting the lift parts on my wifes 4 runner tomorrow. She was at a traffic light and some guy pulled up next to her in a jacked f-350 harley davidson and she got big truck envy. So she put the screws on my to git-er-done.
Only thing I am missing right now are shocks. I am hoping to use the land cruiser shocks but I want to know if they work ok. i have searched a lot and seen it mentioned but not to much else.

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Old 03-20-2009, 01:23 PM
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nevermind, answered my own question. Put them in this morning and they seem to work fine. Not sure if they will limit flex though...
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I've got OME landcruiser shocks in the rear... But, I have 9 wrap coils plus 1" spacer in the rear.

Why would you think they would limit travel? They are going to be a lot longer than your 4runner shocks.

I think I get too much travel from the rear with them heh.
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I thought I read that somewhere on yotatech. That is why I was so hesitant to do it in the first place (use LC shocks) I have been driving around for a couple of days now and they are firm, which is nice considering the lift I got out of the ass end, something like 5". I had really saggy soils before. Putting rims and 315's on tomorrow, it will be like christmas.
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LC80 shocks are MUCH longer than 4Runner shocks. So much that they can cause the axle to over-articulate and allow the driveshaft to contact the gas tank, and rip the sway bar right off the axle. Ask me how I know.....



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