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Old 06-26-2020, 05:44 PM
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We don't get that engine option in the USA. A turbo-diesel would definitely be interesting, but I can't see any reason the suspension options would not be the same. My 2005 4Runner has the V8, but I used 2010 FJ springs to level up the front. I had to expand the lower bracket to fit the shock in, but it rides higher and much nicer than the failed XREAS. I just used standard KYB shocks on the rear.
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