[Duhockey]

23" middle of hub to fender on the rear,
22" middle of the hub to fender on the front.

Notice the paint markings on the rear springs... Is that exclusive to one type of lift?

Also note, I'm not seeing that the fronts are adjustable like say a toytec. Also front springs on the coilovers seem more black than silver..

Thoughts?

[jdm-v35]

Originally Posted by Duhockey

23" middle of hub to fender on the rear,
22" middle of the hub to fender on the front.

Notice the paint markings on the rear springs... Is that exclusive to one type of lift?

Also note, I'm not seeing that the fronts are adjustable like say a toytec. Also front springs on the coilovers seem more black than silver..

Thoughts?

those paint markings indicate oem springs. it's just bilstein 5100 shocks and the front perches are probably just adjusted up at the .75" mark with oem springs to level it. If the front 5100's are not adjusted to be on the bottom ring-clip perch, then its lifted just using that adjustment(on OEM springs). Look at the top of the rear spring to see if there is any spacer other than the OEM rubber spring seat. That would be the only way the rear is lifted.

[Duhockey]

Originally Posted by jdm-v35

those paint markings indicate oem springs. it's just bilstein 5100 shocks and the front perches are probably just adjusted up at the .75" mark with oem springs to level it. If the front 5100's are not adjusted to be on the bottom ring-clip perch, then its lifted just using that adjustment(on OEM springs). Look at the top of the rear spring to see if there is any spacer other than the OEM rubber spring seat. That would be the only way the rear is lifted.

huh, gotcha. I dont think theres anything on the rear spring other than the normal OEM bump stop. I was under the impression stock was 20" hub to fender on 5th gens? So i thought this was a 3" rear, 2" front lift setup. But yeah, I remember from the 3rd Gens that Toyota paints their springs similarly. I thought maybe someone else had borrowed that cadence.

When I am next to a stock 5th gen, I definitely feel a few inches taller (like I did in my 3rd and 4th gens) and it looks nearly the same height as runners I suspected to be lifted. Ill have to find someone lifted and compare side by side. Theres probably a dozen lifted 5th gens in my church parking lot lol

Maybe Ill crawl under there again today and take a better look. Its been so cold and wet lately I havent wanted to really get under there to see properly.

[jdm-v35]

Originally Posted by Duhockey

huh, gotcha. I dont think theres anything on the rear spring other than the normal OEM bump stop. I was under the impression stock was 20" hub to fender on 5th gens? So i thought this was a 3" rear, 2" front lift setup. But yeah, I remember from the 3rd Gens that Toyota paints their springs similarly. I thought maybe someone else had borrowed that cadence.

When I am next to a stock 5th gen, I definitely feel a few inches taller (like I did in my 3rd and 4th gens) and it looks nearly the same height as runners I suspected to be lifted. Ill have to find someone lifted and compare side by side. Theres probably a dozen lifted 5th gens in my church parking lot lol

Maybe Ill crawl under there again today and take a better look. Its been so cold and wet lately I havent wanted to really get under there to see properly.

I don't know of any with marking on them like that except OEM to indicate side and orientation. all the aftermarket ones I have seen have a brand and part# on them or just a printed tag on them.

[AZ4Running]

Those are stock rear springs for sure. Not sure on the fronts though, stock normally also have paint dots. Looks like is just leveled in the front with the 5100s.