So you have Trd coils all around. I thought mine was bouncy because I have a progressive and a non progressive spring combination. I wonder if I ditch the Trd fj coils in the back, then put my stock springs on. I would have to put a spacer in the back to level it out but I'm curious if the Trd...
Also wanted to add that I've had a few people drive it any they seem to think that it rides fine. Really don't want to scare anyone away from doind this install if it's just all in my head lol.
So I've got my suspension put on my 4Runner. I ended up going with the 2014 stock Tacoma shocks with Stock 2014 front coils. Trd fj rear coils and 3/8" front spacers. I sit 1/2" higher in the back. Really happy with the way it looks, but not very happy with the ride. It feels a bit bouncy, I'm...
I just joined a fj group on Facebook looking for coils and I got 5 replies within 30minutes. Everyone just asked that I cover shipping. And I think the Trd and stick Tacoma springs are the same size in height. The Trd ones are thicker though.
Ya I bought the new bushings. I was thinking about putting the day star 3-2 kit on mine but I've heard mixed reviews about them without aftermarket uca's. I was told by the person I'm purchasing the shocks and struts from that they will level my 4Runner. So with a 10mm spacer up front it should...
Just purchased a set of Tacoma struts for my 4Runner. Also got 1.5 spacers for the rear and 10mm spacers for the front. Curios if anyone has a similar set up?
You can't go higher than a 1.5 in spacer up front without changing your uca's. I would imagine you have a day star 3" front which would be a 1.5" spacer and a 2" spacer in the rear. But the front does look low for some reason. I wonder what condition your xreas system is in, could be the issue...
I rotated my tires when I got an alignment. Im confident that my tires are the culprit. Afyer reading some reviews for the tires I have I noticed some trending issues that align with my issues. Thanks for discussing this issue with me guys, I really apreciate your imput.