FJ80 frontcoils for rear 3rd gen 4 runner
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FJ80 frontcoils for rear 3rd gen 4 runner
Im new to this site. please be gentle! Im in the process of trying to sort out ALL the info on 4runner lifts. Im starting from scratch with a 97 limited stocker.Im on a very strict budget and plan to piece it as I can afford. I am planning a Tundra TRD/FJ80 set up. What i want to know is. Will the front springs off a 91 LC give me 3 inches of rear lift. I have a line on some for a fair price $50. I see postings about 94-97 and the different rates with the 2WD set being the desired set up. I think I saw some reguarding the earlier LC, but cant find it. What is the difference between the earlier FJ and the FZJ if there is any. Any help would be appreciated.
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They did not make a 2wd landcruiser that i am aware of. I dont think there is an exact list of the coils from different years as some years had a couple different springs. i think 91-92 lc coils are taller. I went with the first set i found for sale on ih8mud and just tried them out. i am happy with mine. I probably got 4" of lift over my slightly sagging 99 factory coils. i think mine are from a 92
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so, SC4 do you know of the difference between the LC coils. Which year did you use. I have a line on a set of 91 fronts and am wondering about lift. I talked to steve at SS and he wasn't volunteering any info, but said there was a difference and said you wanted the shortest ones. Thanks
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Yes there are 7, 8 and 9 wrap coils. I dont know if they are year specific, but I think they are. I have the 9 wrap coils with 1" spacers and get about 6" of lift. You'll get about 3-4" of lift with the 7 and 8 wrap coils. Just ask the guy to count how many turns are on the coils.
The shorter coils pictured above are 8 wrap, or thats what I counted.
The shorter coils pictured above are 8 wrap, or thats what I counted.
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Mine came from a 96 LC with 8wraps and it gave me about 4 inches of lift. It also pushed the axle about half an inch to the passenger's side which I fixed with a homemade adjustable panhard.
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will my truck ride like crap if i do the OME struts and springs in the the front with the daystar 2.5 spacers? thinkin about doin it like that to get the front higher than the back. i prerunn the beach a lot. its 2wd
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Here https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f2/f...4runner-61255/ is a little light reading on the fj80 coils.
The Tundra TRD coils will give you ~2" up front. You may want to add a spacer also. (get the spacer that goes between the coil and the top plate)(top out spacers can over extend the CVs when drooped)
The Tundra TRD coils will give you ~2" up front. You may want to add a spacer also. (get the spacer that goes between the coil and the top plate)(top out spacers can over extend the CVs when drooped)
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I've done a bit of research for a lift last year (before the economy caught up with Alaska) and this is the setup I was going to go with. The LC coils that I were going to get were this:
’95 LC Coils 48131-6A480 (Purple\Gray\White)
The full setup was this:
Quantity Front Price
1 OME 882 Coils (Pair) $140.00
1 OME N91SC Struts (Pair) $210.26
1 Differential Drop $29.99
Rear
2 ’95 LC Coils 48131-6A480 (Purple\Gray\White) $78.67
2 OME N86 $74.82
1 Panhard Bar
1 Panhard Drop Bracket
Total $687.23
I know I don't need the Panhard Bar AND the drop bracket. It was one or the other when it comes time to order. From what I found it would be in the 3 1/2 - 3 3/4" ballpark of lift.
’95 LC Coils 48131-6A480 (Purple\Gray\White)
The full setup was this:
Quantity Front Price
1 OME 882 Coils (Pair) $140.00
1 OME N91SC Struts (Pair) $210.26
1 Differential Drop $29.99
Rear
2 ’95 LC Coils 48131-6A480 (Purple\Gray\White) $78.67
2 OME N86 $74.82
1 Panhard Bar
1 Panhard Drop Bracket
Total $687.23
I know I don't need the Panhard Bar AND the drop bracket. It was one or the other when it comes time to order. From what I found it would be in the 3 1/2 - 3 3/4" ballpark of lift.
Last edited by psraff; 04-22-2010 at 09:58 AM.
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That has nothing to do with spacers. I wont use them in my lift so any research I did was not dealing with them.
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