Recent content by J.cole13

Bump

Sold

If you aren't worried about spending extra money then buy OEM rear springs. 5th gen coils will only achieve 1.25 inches at best. They are a half inch shorter than fj coils. I know this because they came with the front 4runner springs I got. Fj coils with packers are your best bet for ride. But...

Not sure where the confusion came in but I am NOT running these springs. I am running stock fj springs. I was told by a friend who is a professional mechanic that the springs from rock auto probably would have been a better choice. I am sitting at 21.6 from hub to fender. 36.6 from ground to...

Yes I put 10 mm packers in. I think because they are new, and thus will support weight better. Also, the acdelco rear springs are a variable rate spring which provide a better ride compared to the constant rate moog springs. Variable rate springs are great because they ride real nice usually...

Did you read my reply to one of the other members above? I have since found that the fj springs do not bear weight very well. The springs sag with only 2 people in back. My springs have 60k so that might be a factor but just a heads up. I would look at these.. 2007 TOYOTA FJ CRUISER 4.0L V6 Coil...

I have the fronts on the second ring. I'm currently sitting at 21.25 inches in the front, which is 1.75 inches taller than my stock height of 19.5 inches:) the bottom clip gave me 1.25 inches.. and so I took everything back apart and went to the 2nd perch.. for anyone thinking about doing the fj...

Ok thanks! I will have to pull it apart this weekend and see what I can find. Thanks to everyone for all the replies!

Yeah, I was at 19.5 in front before the lift.

I ended up going a slightly different route with my lift but I absolutely love it! I paired 2018 4runner front springs to tundra bilsteins and put a set of 2007 fj cruiser 4x4 springs in the rear with a 10mm ome packer on each side. I gained 2 inches in the front and 2 inches in the rear. And...