Gentlemen,
I just installed a pair of Donahoe Racing rear reservoir shocks on my 4Runner. Donahoe tells me these are in the prototype phase but they will sell to the public in exchange for some feedback. These are not the same shocks as the Tacoma reservoirs. They are valved differently and the size of the shock is not the same.
The install went great with only one minor problem. The bottom bushing was a 1/4inch to narrow. I was still able toi install the suspension. Donahoe overnighted the correct bushing which I hope to install over the weekend.
The ride is better than the OME rear. One thing I found interesting was that my friend and I were able to compress the OME's by hand easily. We could do no such thing with the Donahoe's. They wolud not budge.
So far I have really enjoyed the new set up.
I'll post some pics soon.
Dan
I just installed a pair of Donahoe Racing rear reservoir shocks on my 4Runner. Donahoe tells me these are in the prototype phase but they will sell to the public in exchange for some feedback. These are not the same shocks as the Tacoma reservoirs. They are valved differently and the size of the shock is not the same.
The install went great with only one minor problem. The bottom bushing was a 1/4inch to narrow. I was still able toi install the suspension. Donahoe overnighted the correct bushing which I hope to install over the weekend.
The ride is better than the OME rear. One thing I found interesting was that my friend and I were able to compress the OME's by hand easily. We could do no such thing with the Donahoe's. They wolud not budge.
So far I have really enjoyed the new set up.
I'll post some pics soon.
Dan
