2017 Trd pro on the 99?

[wshiverick]

Pulling a trd pro suspension off a customers 2017 4runner. Anyone know if I can put it on my 99? If you're curious I'm putting fox 2.5 factory remote res coil over on front, toytec springs and fox 2.0 remote res on rear both with the dsc adjuster thingy. Diff drop and bump stop relocate brackets as well. I think itll be badass. Also addicted bumpers and sliders. But now I'll have a pretty awesome bilstein trd pro setup on my hands and it needs a home. Maybe it should go on the 86 pickup.

 

[phattyduck]

The TRD Pro front springs don't work due to the wider shock body (regular 4Runner front springs do work). Shocks on the front are too long (all versions). Rear shocks can work if you have bump stop spacers Rear springs 'work' but have a free length that is too short to keep the springs tight at full droop.

So, you probably won't be able to get much out of it.

-Charlie

 

[ColoRAD]

The TRD Pro front springs don't work due to the wider shock body (regular 4Runner front springs do work). Shocks on the front are too long (all versions). Rear shocks can work if you have bump stop spacers Rear springs 'work' but have a free length that is too short to keep the springs tight at full droop.

So, you probably won't be able to get much out of it.

-Charlie

I've not noticed any issues with my 5th gen rear springs. I've read that they can be slightly loose at full flex if you've got a shock with longer travel such as a 0–2" 5100 instead of a stock length shock. Depends on the setup I guess.

 

[phattyduck]

I've not noticed any issues with my 5th gen rear springs. I've read that they can be slightly loose at full flex if you've got a shock with longer travel such as a 0–2" 5100 instead of a stock length shock. Depends on the setup I guess.

It won't be loose at full flex, only full droop (jumping or on a lift). Mine ('14 4Runner springs) are just barely snug at full droop with 10mm trim packers on both sides with 3rd gen 5100 shocks. I didn't think the 5100s are any longer in the rear than the stock shocks, but I could be wrong (I was only able to compare them to 4600's, which are basically the same).

-Charlie

 

[wshiverick]

Here's the new fox suspension, now I've got all the trd parts in my hands...