From what I can tell, all that is needed is press out the bushing on the Tacoma 5100 and press in a 14mm. Throw my coils on it, adjust to .85' and go!!! Any other thoughts???
Yeah, I referenced the part numbers as well. My question is if they will physically bolt up as I speculate the valving may be difference or the lower bushing etc. I did a ton of work on my 3rd gen 4R, and used Tundra adjustable coilovers from Bilstein (F4-BE5-6930-H5) and they bolted right up...
Found a great deal on a brand new set of Bilstein 5100 adj. front shocks (F4-BE5-C477-T1) on my local CL site for the 05-15' Taco and want to make sure they will fit my 2011 SR5 4R. Intuitively I want to say that they will fit, but the valving of the shock may be different for a 4Runner as...
Thanks for the info, Yeah I saw that was yours haha:cheers:. When you say the "wrong size for the shock" length aside, are you talking OD? Man if you had the measurements of a SR5 spring that would be great for me to wrap my head around.
Thanks again!!!
Seriously not trying to thread jack this but can someone please tell me if the TRD Pro coil will fit in my stock 2011 SR5? I cant find the dimensions of the 2011 SR5 front coil or spring rate.
My 2011 SR5 has factory shocks. I was under the impression (according to pictures I've seen), that the TRD Pro coils were 3" ID, 3.5"OD x 13" long with #550-600 spring rate. I cant find the SR5 coil spring dimensions or spring rate to paper compare. I was hoping to use the TRD Pro coils to get...
Gentlemen,
So I looked around and couldn't find any solid definitive info. I have a bead on a set of new TRD Pro front springs for cheap (what I think is cheap) and want to know if they would provide any front lift (leveling) to my 2011 SR5 or even fit. I tried searching prior to asking this...
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I just had my 2011 4Runner SR5 at the dealership for an oil change and the technician informed me that the horn isn't working. I tested it when I left and the horn only works if I turn the wheel slight left or right from center (center=no horn). Is this absolutely a clock spring...