I have a 95 4runner. As is the case w/ most 92-95 4runners the rear end sags (noticably). Im having a 4" suspension lift installed next week. Does anyone know if this will correct the problem on it's own, or do I need to have 2" coil spaces installed in the rear aswell. I really want to get ride of the rear sag and when Im having the suspention lift installed, would be the time to address it. I just want to be sure. I cant seem to find an answer anywhere. There seem to be alot of people on this site that really know what there talking about. As a newbie to this, there advise would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

 

if it replaces the rear coils, then yes. Which it has to do.

welcome, were are you located

 

as 4rnr said, if it replaces the rear springs with new ones, it will get rid of the sag, however if it jsut adds some sort of spacer to it, the springs will still have the same amount of sag and will look worse...

 

what lift are you getting? pro comp? superlift? etc, they will fix the sag...

 

The lift will fix the sag as I did this on my 93. I put in a 4" Superlift and it was nice and level after messing with the torsion bars to level it out. Don't forget to post some pics, and I'll try to do the same tonight when I get home, so you can get an idea of what a 90-95 4Runner with a 4" lift and 33x12.50-15's looks like.