I found some from a 97 LandCruiser but the only have 6 wraps . I can get them for $40 plus shipping. What do you guys think?

 

I thought I had heard the 1996 coils were the ones to have....but I have been wrong before....

 

Mine are the shorter coils and are from a '95. I've never heard of a 6 wrap LC coil...IIRC, mine are the 7 wrap model. Hope someone else can chime in with some answers about the ones you're looking at. I got mine brand new for ~$120 shipped and I used the Toyota part numbers I found here at YT.

 

What are the color codes? When I was shopping for mine, I was told 95 and earlier is what to look for, otherwise they're way to long. If you want alot of rake it doesn't matter.

 

They are Double Yellow - Yellow. and Double Pink Yellow.

 

Here is a pic of them. The guy said the front ones for sale were the ones pictured...let me know what you think. I think they'd prob give about 3" to 3.5" of lift. 114K on em.

 

I got mine off of a 97' also, but they've got more wraps.
And this is the how much rake I got and I actually didn't mind it.

 

How mh lift do you have up front?

 

Those don't even "look" right. Those are not from an LC, they are from something completely different. The bottom of the coil should be completely flat. These are not LC coils at all.

 

what steve said, there should be a plateau on the bottom to sit properly on the mounting plate....hold on let me dig up a picture of mine

 

lc's are on the left, 890s on the right

wait.........you didn't get the rear coils did you?

 

Those are LC coils but not even close to the ones we use. Those are way taller.

 

Steve, I was browsing your site and you have the exact same coils pictured with your system 1 kit. I didn't revive this to put that in your face, rather to get a part number off of you if you have it

 

Both of the rear coils we use have the color codes of:

Double Purple + Gray + White

 

Can you run these coils with a stock shock, or are they too short? Thanks

 

stock shocks will most likely be too short. they may work but they'll limit droop.

 

yeah you'll be fine, i'd recommend at least pro comp es1000s in the near future though (70 bucks/pair)

 

Also, I seem to be reading conflicting information......is it the Front or the Rear LC coils that we're after for our application? Thanks

 

front cruiser coils for our rear