2012 FJ TT coils on 2008 V8 4Runner (fit? lift?)

[tony_4r]

ok, I have read so many threads about this, but could not find my answer.
Will the 2012 FJ TT coils fit my 2008 V8 4Runner. Also, will the 2012 rear TT Bilstein shocks fit my 4Runner? Is it worth buying these shocks over the 5100 Bilstein's.
I have read tons about lifts, but one post cast some doubt on the lift I should expect from the 2012s FJ coils compared to the 2009s or earlier. Any ideas if the expected lift from the 2012 is different that the older ones?
From what I understand the problem is fitting the front struts of 2010+, but the coils should be ok. What do you think?
If all in paper looks good, my plan is to use the 2012 FJ TT coils all around with 5100s in front and the 2012 FJ TT Bilstein in back.

 

[Az4runnin]

ok, I have read so many threads about this, but could not find my answer.
Will the 2012 FJ TT coils fit my 2008 V8 4Runner. Also, will the 2012 rear TT Bilstein shocks fit my 4Runner? Is it worth buying these shocks over the 5100 Bilstein's.
I have read tons about lifts, but one post cast some doubt on the lift I should expect from the 2012s FJ coils compared to the 2009s or earlier. Any ideas if the expected lift from the 2012 is different that the older ones?
From what I understand the problem is fitting the front struts of 2010+, but the coils should be ok. What do you think?
If all in paper looks good, my plan is to use the 2012 FJ TT coils all around with 5100s in front and the 2012 FJ TT Bilstein in back.

Coils should work fine. Rear shocks will Not without modification. I got rid of my T.T. Shocks when I learned they wouldn't work. Just go with 5100's Front/Rear and the FJ springs.

 

[tony_4r]

Is there any reason to get the FJ wheels besides looks?

Edit: I guess a quick search shows that the offset is a bit wider, which is nice thing. I hate the look of the truck from behind that looks like a skinny legged animal....