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FS: Toyota 4th Gen 4Runner Dobinsons GS59-705 0-2.5" Lift Rear Shocks - Black SOLD - This post is for a set of Toyota 4Runner Dobinsons GS59-705 0-2.5" Lift (Comfort Valved) Rear Shocks - Black. They are in Excellent condition, being mounted for only 3 months. Fits 2003-2019 Toyota 4Runner, and...

I tried using discount code "DOBS1953" on Dobsinsonsdirect, but it wont accept it as valid.

Sounds good. I'll get something on order. I appreciate the help. Do y'all still offer a T4R.ORG discount code?

Would you recommend changing out the rear CS59-705 shocks, when changing the springs to either of your recommendations? What approx height would I expect to see out of the 677V as they are setup for constant 400lb weight? Would i see approx 2" out of the C59-327's? Would you also consider the...

Rear suspension setup suggestions With the truck sitting on mostly level ground, the measurements are as follows: Front driver - ~23.25" Front passenger - ~23.5" Rear driver - ~23" Rear passenger - ~23.25" *Measurements are with about a half tank of gas, and do not include the Ultraswing or...

Rear suspension setup suggestions Hey Mike, I've got a 2007 4Runner V6 4x4. My current front suspension setup is a pair of Dobinsons GS59-220 black extended travel struts, w/ C59-302 red coils, paired w/ Icon Delta Joint Upper Control Arms, Icon sway bar relocation bracket and a 1” Diff Drop...

Bouncy Dobinsons front end Hey Mike. I've got a puzzle for you. I had heard lots of good things about Dobinsons so I decided to give them a try. The setup that I went with was recommended by your guys @ Dobinsons Direct. The issue I'm having is that the front end feels very bouncy, with an...

Cleaned the MAF Sensor and throttle body (front & back). The front side of the throttle body needed a little cleaning, while the back side was pretty filthy. The 4Runner was running good before, but it definitely runs better now!

I appreciate the response. Probably time for extended brake lines anyways. Definitely NOT going to use 5th gen rotors for the rear!

Is it required to get new brake lines when upgrading the 4th Gen 4Runner to the 5th Gen calipers? Or just an opportunity to install better brake lines?

Needed new lower ball joints, so I changed out the lower control arms with new OEM ones. Now I've got new LCA, lower ball joints, and bushings. The passenger side was a breeze, while the driver side was a PIA...I did manage to get out the frozen sleeve in the bushing, without doing any damage...

Did the rear sway bar link upgrade, changing over to the 2nd Gen 4Runner 1" longer links. I went with the Proforged ones. Also changed the bushings on the links to Energy Suspension, and changed out the rear sway bar bushings while I was at it. Waiting on the correct front sway bar bushings to...

No more Chrome! And new badging. Changed out the tailgate garnish to a color matching one. No more chrome! Also got some new badging.

The spare tire in the pick is mounted to a Hitchgate Solo High Clearance Swing out tire carrier. The tire carrier was well built, and worked great for the full sized spare. That being said, I found using the tire carrier and my bike rack at the same time to be a PIA, so I sold the tire carrier...

Thanks man! I need to take some better photos, but here's one.