Sloan, you should do it sooner. I think it will sit slightly lower in the rear for 2WD and level for 4WD, since these coils are designed for 4WD because of the extra weight.

 

SC4Runner, thanks! It rides almost like stock, I was a little surprised because I thought the ride was going to be much stiffer.

 

around how much did the whole set up run you if you dont mind me asking. i got about 300 dollars saved and i'm trying to decide on the lift or getting my windows tinted

 

cbr900boy..How long did it take to get your PP springs? I been emailing them and they say there on back order. Next shipment is in Jan.

 

I got the PP coils for about $275, they were on sale. I got the Tokico shocks from Steve at Sonoran Steel for $221.50 for the set.

 

Mine was also on backorder, they took around 3 weeks to get. They just got a new shipment in about a week ago.

 

So I go to the Toyota dealership to get an alignment after the lift, what do they tell me…”Sorry we can’t adjust your camber, your year truck does not have any means for adjustments.” WTF??? Right then and there I left. Does anyone know of a place that does quality alignments for lifted truck in Southern California? I want to take it to a place that knows what they are doing. The guy at the dealership had me going there for a while, until I spoke to Steve at Sonoran Steel who set me straight.

 

I've gone to Sears and Firestone before. Never had a problem with either of them except Sears on my Porsche set it to a normal camber setting instead of like that 2.5 degrees that are factory.