02 Suspetion Questions

[Jayzero911]

Well the Runner is almost 10 and never had new shocks/struts put on it (it only have 43kmiles on it now) and I have blown the rear shocks with trips to the dump. So i have the KYB shocks/struts from B.A.P. mostly for the lifetime warranty ($314 even) and I plan to buy these Daystar rear spacers to fix the sag or as i call it bounce ( 2002 Toyota 4-Runner Daystar Coil Spring Spacers - Daystar Comfort Ride Lift Kits ) now my problem is since its almost 10 years old I figure the springs could use changing too, but i have having trouble finding OEM springs and a decent price. I found a set of "comfort" front and "Mid-heavy duty" rears for $75.00 a pair and I loved the price but there 2.5" lift springs. The owner is a 75 year old woman and at the most the truck can go up an inch. So i guess my question is dose anyone know where I can get replacement height springs or AT THE MOST 1" lift springs for close to that price or cheaper?

Plz and Thank You for the help.

 

[Jayzero911]

Well i feel like an idiot for 1 misspelling suspension and 2 not going to autozone first lol... found what i need there but thank you guys lol

 

[4-Ripcord]

Get OEM replacement '99 tall coils. The F+R coils from the 99's were 1" taller than all other years of 3rd gen.

See this thread:
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/88831-rear-coil-advice-2002-sr5-sport-4wd.html

 

[Jayzero911]

Get OEM replacement '99 tall coils. The F+R coils from the 99's were 1" taller than all other years of 3rd gen.

See this thread:
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/88831-rear-coil-advice-2002-sr5-sport-4wd.html

1. The runner is a 2wd
2. I don't want to lift it, I was just saying at most an inch if i HAD to go that way for new springs.

Autozone has me all set up with new springs and an never opened strut compressor