Got a 98 Tacoma 4x4, with sagging rear end due to weak springs.....will springs off a newer tacoma work (Length, width) I dont have the funds right now to buy aftermarket springs so just trying to get by with some used ones......please let me know thanks guys!

 

Yeah, '95.5-'04 should fit. I got a set from an '02 about a year ago, but need to get off my lazy @$$ and bolt them up.

 

THANKS!

 

I beleive the 95.5-97 are different sizes.

Stick with 98+

 

you could try looking into doing a "add a leaf" at a local spring shop. This will also give you more load capacity...

 

I would be a little careful, make sure you measure. I replaced the rear leafs in my 98 tacoma and when I was looking around everyone said they could get 51" I think was the length. The problem is that mine were 53" and I didn't want to move the perches.

 

I would suggest getting Deaver's triple add-a-leaf pack. It is a kit that consists of three leaf springs that replace the single large factory overload leaf and in the process makes the rear suspension more progressive and also provides about 1-1/2" of lift. The triple pack goes for about $150 and is easy to install in about an hour or two. You can buy a set from Kartek, Donahoe or Off-Road Warehouse....

 

does any one know the length of the leaf springs off a 2005 tacoma? i am looking at buying a pair from someone i know but i have a t100 and im not sure if they are the same length