Keggo

That's what I was wondering... I went with the '97 FZJ80 because I heard the springs were a little heavier duty. When I got the springs they asked if the LC had third row seating... assuming that with 3rd row seating it's heavier, you'd need heavier duty coils, I said "Yay, sire, 'tis the 'terrain roller' with the thrice is nice row of relaxation." I didn't really say that perse'... but, I'm happy with my coils.

garrett1478

Compass Creek

How much did the to short coils cost you? Did you get then from the bone yard or new? Any special tools to put them on? and how long did it take?

Dennis

Keggo

I had ordered the long coils but was charged for and sent the short coils by accident. The short coils were $132.99 total for me, shipped. Toyotapartsales has the coils brand new. Also, I just used coil spring compressors and your normal mechanics tools. Also, I totally removed the rear bump stops. Just in case you're wondering, the bolt inside the rear bumpstop is a 14mm bolt...

Compass Creek

Super! Exactly the answers I was looking for!

Dennis

ravencr

What were the details on the long coils? Part numbers? Year, make, model? How much longer?

Chris

Keggo

I totally forgot to get the measurements on the longer coils because I was just kind of tired of waiting and just wanted to get it done.\... But, they were at least .5" to 1" taller than the short side if I remember correctly. The long side part number is 48321-6A100. These are from a '97 Landcruiser FZJ80

ravencr

So, does your truck sit level?

I'm hearing that the earlier models have even longer springs than the later models. Can anyone confirm?

Chris

Keggo

I think they do since they have a third row of seating. Instead of being longer, they're probably just more heavy duty. Yes, my truck sits fairly level. I personally, after having the butt sag for so long, like the rear to sit just a tad higher, but barely noticeable.

toddowaddo

Nice! Welcome to the 2nd Gen Anti-Saggy Booty Club!

PAhydrohead

Mine is offset too but think of this...most of the time you drive around with just yourself in the truck right? Most of us weight more than a full tank of gas. So which side are the springs going to begin to fatigue faster on? That's why I put the longer Cruiser Coil on the drivers side when I did my lift.

4RocRunner92

I miss the simplicity of a close to stock 4Runner. =/

PAhydrohead

I think so. I can't confirm but I think I have a pair of the early model springs and my truck is noticably higher in the back than the front. Check out my avitar.

PAhydrohead

What fun is that?!?!? I remember those days. Once you start the mods, its hard to quit...anybody got a front locker for a 2nd gen?

rocket

iTrader: (1)

Keggo, how have you liked the overall ride thus far? Do they flex well off road?

Keggo

Tight... I really don't notice the lean anymore... I love the anti sag though! I like having the rake... it's nice compared to the sag!

Keggo

I really like the ride. I haven't gotten to do too much flexy stuff with the new coils in, but I plan on going to a rockier trail. When I did little tests on curbs and stuff it seemed to keep the body pretty level.

ravencr

I sure wish we could figure out which years definitely have the 8 wraps, because I want to get to left side 8 wrap springs for the extra height it provides,but I can't get a solid answer which is which.

Chris

Keggo

All I can say is I'm happy with mine. PAhydrohead is happy with his... that's all that matters. I was stressing out about which coils were the longest... all it did was stress me out... I figured heavier duty springs would get me the best kind of lift without settling too much. Toyotapartsales.com said the coils I got were heavier duty than the others... just something for you to munch on.

ravencr

I understand that, but I still want to confirm the longer coils. I don't want a heavier or ticker spring, but rather just a taller spring. Which year did you buy?

Chris