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Old 02-20-2017, 06:38 PM #1
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Wheeler's T-12 & New T-13 Rear Lift Coils!
We now have two great options for lifting the rear of your 2010+ 4Runner!

Our T-12 and the New T-13 which provides about 1.5" of lift. Just what many of you have been asking for!

https://wheelersoffroad.com/product-...pension-17969/
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What's the spring rate on the new T13?

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We now have two great options for lifting the rear of your 2010+ 4Runner!

Our T-12 and the New T-13 which provides about 1.5" of lift. Just what many of you have been asking for!

https://wheelersoffroad.com/product-...pension-17969/
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What's the spring rate on the new T13?
Same as the T-12.

About 195lb/in.
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Reading the descriptions, I believe the T-12 is the same as the old 1.5" sway away coils.

I was always under the impression they resulted in 1.5" - 2" lift, but your description says 2.5".

Glad you guys are offering these springs now!

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I was always under the impression they resulted in 1.5" - 2" lift, but your description says 2.5".

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Most folks were getting around 2" with the SAW spring, if you had third row and had any other weight (heavier skids, sliders, etc) it would come in closer to 1.5". A lot of variables that could impact height.

This will be a great option for a ton of folks out there for sure!
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Are the EIBACH COIL SPRING PAIRS FOR 2.5″ COILOVERS in your website, compatible with the TRD Bilstein coilovers? I would like to increase lift and capacity (for the extra winch weight) in my TRD without using a spacer lift. Thanks


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Are the EIBACH COIL SPRING PAIRS FOR 2.5″ COILOVERS in your website, compatible with the TRD Bilstein coilovers? I would like to increase lift and capacity (for the extra winch weight) in my TRD without using a spacer lift. Thanks


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The T-1 coils are. The others are not.
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I can't find much info on the T-13 coil for a 2010 on 4runner. Says 1.5 of lift. I know there is many variables but are there some actual lift hight numbers? And ride?
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The T-1 coils are. The others are not.


Any idea how much lift ? Also what is the length and spring rate for the T1?
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Hopefully someone can post real measurements. I would be interested in the 1.5 inch, but does "about 1.5" mean it's another 2" rear spring like the sway always are?
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I just installed the toytec ultimate front coils set at 1 3/4 of lift, and T-13 coils with bilstein shocks in the rear. Rear before measurement was 36 1/2", after the lift and driving a couple days 38". This is to bottom of fender. Should have done center of axle to fender but the math still the same. So I got exactly 1 1/2". This is a 2013 trail with 265/70 r17 tires, stock bumper, full of fuel, the normal recovery/survival gear, and tire chains in the back. Turned out perfect. I like them more firm but not bad. That could be the shocks though.
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I just ordered OME 2883's with 5100's for the front and wheelers T13's with 5100's for the rear of my 2016 TE.

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Post some before and after pics. I'm interested in maybe going the same route.

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I got exactly 1" lift from my T13 install. No 3rd row and 1/2 tank gas. Very pleased with this lift and goes well with the front 2.5" lift. Still have rake, but thats what I wanted.
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