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coaxing some more flex out of the rear...

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Old Feb 2, 2007 | 10:55 PM
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Originally Posted by customcruiser
i bought new allpro springs for the front 5" cause mine went out after 3 years.... they had a sale so i ordered them instead of ranch 44044 from summit racing which had free shipping and were about the same cost as allpros on sale.... but when i ordered they charged me over $100 to ship the leafs so becareful cause shipping can add up quick

as for armor...... i think most people consider armor as bumpers and sliders. sliders are a must on a trail rig but.... if you plan a body lift do that 1st as you will be cutting them off and raising them up if you do. as you said..... dont waste the $$ on ifs skidplates, but the bumpers and sliders will work with the SAS also
yep, it'll be getting a body lift, sliders and bumpers this year.

good to know about the shipping...I'll be sure to get a quote before sending any money!


AxleIke....out of curiosity...what springs are you using?


91 4runner...know of any applications that use SUA with the same spring length as ours (47" IIRC)
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Old Feb 3, 2007 | 12:02 AM
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Originally Posted by 91 4Runner
Here is another option for springs in the rear... Same spring length eye to eye, but spring under springs on a spring over axle will give you lift.

As for flex you can find softer (thinner) second/third leafs and replace them in your pack... If they are longer than the ones they replace, you can shorten them...

Cant find the article right now, but it was something like xj budget boost.... It'll give you an idea to play with....
I have seen this work very well on other trucks for lift. Only thing to watch out for, sometimes you get ALOT of lift. But, find a good set at a yard, and this might be the cheapest way to go for you.
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Old Feb 3, 2007 | 08:02 AM
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Don't you have weld on new perches if you go from SUA to SOA?
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Old Feb 3, 2007 | 01:43 PM
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Don't you have weld on new perches if you go from SUA to SOA?
yea, but only onto the axles. since our trucks are already SOA, swapping springs from somthing that's SUA would be easy.
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