[SCRunner12]

Ok well this should be my last thread about the tundra coils. I just put the order in for mine from a 01 TRD access cab, y/y y/b. I'm posting this thread to provide a site to check for the coils. Car-Part.com--Used Auto Parts Market You can search all of the US and get some good prices on the coils or any other part. I'm getting mine from Wyoming and they estimated the price to $110 shipped. Not too shabby and that includes the y/b bilsteins. I hope this helps some people out who are looking for the coils.

[Igot1too]

Originally Posted by SCRunner12

Ok well this should be my last thread about the tundra coils. I just put the order in for mine from a 01 TRD access cab, y/y y/b. I'm posting this thread to provide a site to check for the coils. Car-Part.com--Used Auto Parts Market You can search all of the US and get some good prices on the coils or any other part. I'm getting mine from Wyoming and they estimated the price to $110 shipped. Not too shabby and that includes the y/b bilsteins. I hope this helps some people out who are looking for the coils.

I've been reading about lift kits for a while now, and I think this is the route I'm gonna go.

I have a 2000 4X4 with 203k miles. I will never go off road with it.
I just picked up a set of stock FJ Cruiser wheels and tires. (265/70/17)

I'd LIKE about 2 1/2 inches of lift to go with them for looks, but would like to maintain a good ride.

I'd LIKE to replace shocks and springs, (due to high miles), anyway.

If I could get the front end done with the TRD coils/bilsteins for around $110.00, that would be amazing! (I'm trying to do this as cheap as possible)

I tried to search with the site you provided but I'm not sure I'm doing it right.

Year - (what years will work?)
Toyota Tundra
Coil/Air spring?
USA
Sort by price
Zip code
Search
Then there are options for which tundra you want -
Do I want the bottom 2 options? Front, 4x4, 4dr, bilstein opt?

Thanks for any help anyone may have.

[shadow247]

2000 Toyota Tundra Double Cab 4x4 with Bilstein option.

[jrm]

and use "tundra" or "TRD" in your query. good luck.


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[Igot1too]

Thanks guys.

Are the TRD springs standard issue or was that an upgrade on the Tundra?

I did a search for 2000 Toyota Tundra 4x4 Double cab

The results it produced had no part numbers and nothing said TRD.

So, I sent an email to one of the shops asking for this:

Looking for a pair of coils/shocks assembled from a 2000 Toyota Tundra 4x4 Double cab. TRD springs with Bilstein shocks. The Springs are colored yellow/yellow, and yellow/blue. Part # 48131-AF100, AND 48131-AF090. Bilsteins and yellow/blue

Am I on the right track?

lol Thanks guys

[1985taylor1925]

Originally Posted by SCRunner12

Ok well this should be my last thread about the tundra coils. I just put the order in for mine from a 01 TRD access cab, y/y y/b. I'm posting this thread to provide a site to check for the coils. Car-Part.com--Used Auto Parts Market You can search all of the US and get some good prices on the coils or any other part. I'm getting mine from Wyoming and they estimated the price to $110 shipped. Not too shabby and that includes the y/b bilsteins. I hope this helps some people out who are looking for the coils.

Thats the site I used to find several pairs as well before I bought those 2wd drive coils from that lady, haha. I found several good sets from different salvage yards. But they all wanted too much for them.

[Igot1too]

Originally Posted by 1985taylor1925

before I bought those 2wd drive coils from that lady

[zgensler31]

Originally Posted by shadow247

2000 Toyota Tundra Double Cab 4x4 with Bilstein option.

im sure this has been covered a thousand times but does it have to be 2000 only? local place has them 45 a piece for an 02 and says they are 4x4 tundra with bilstein upgrade package

thanks

[tbst]

Any 1st gen will work.

[zgensler31]

Originally Posted by tbst

Any 1st gen will work.

awesome. thats what i was thinking but how he said 2000 had me a doubting myself. thanks again tbst. btw go pitt! lol

[shadow247]

Originally Posted by zgensler31

awesome. thats what i was thinking but how he said 2000 had me a doubting myself. thanks again tbst. btw go pitt! lol

2000 is the first year. If you do a search for 2002 some yards will only give you 2002 and up since they are usually searching for insurance companies. The standard for an "insurance" quality part is the same year or newer with the same or fewer miles.

So basically you are looking for a 2000-2006 Tundra Double Cab 4wd with Bilstein option. That is how my local yard searched for and found the ones that I used to lift my truck. I ended up with the YY/YB coils that everyone uses here. No on road reports yet, as I still need to install my other top plate spacer, extended rear sway bar links, and do an alignment.

[zgensler31]

thanks shadow. and sorry i wasnt trying to dog you, just confused. lol

[shadow247]

Originally Posted by zgensler31

thanks shadow. and sorry i wasnt trying to dog you, just confused. lol

Not at all. Sometimes I hit reply then realize I could have given more information.

[Qyota]

I thought it was the access cab model, not the DC. Does it matter? I suppose not, as long as the spring color codes are yy/yb.

[Millerad1651]

Originally Posted by Qyota

I thought it was the access cab model, not the DC. Does it matter? I suppose not, as long as the spring color codes are yy/yb.

I agree, thought it had to be an access cab to be the y/y y/b option. I got mine from an 02 access cab, with the bilsteins.