3inch lift Tacoma Springs

toy4xchris

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Has anyone tried using a 3inch lift tacoma spring on the 4runner? I am trying to bring the front end up on my 4runner.
I already have the Moog FJ coils and Bilstein 5100's on the 2.5" setting
after running this for a few years the front has started sagging I have been debating getting tacoma stock springs for the front but haven't seen any used locally.
So when I started searching online I found Procomp sells a 3" spring for the tacoma.
https://www.4wheelparts.com/Suspens...x?t_c=1&t_s=101&t_pt=10226&t_pn=EXP57491&gp=1
What do you guys think?
 
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I tried OEM taco springs and they are a good bit bouncier than t4r. Its a lighter vehicle. I would definately confirm spring rate for aftermarket taco springs because they are also probably on the light side.
 
I tried OEM taco springs and they are a good bit bouncier than t4r. Its a lighter vehicle. I would definately confirm spring rate for aftermarket taco springs because they are also probably on the light side.

Looks like a 718lbs rated spring from what the sales ad says
 
I ran 885s with the 5100s on the lowest setting with skids, sliders, and dual batteries, and it was about perfect for what I was doing at the time. Had ~2.5" of lift after sag.
 
Unless you're running a VERY heavy bumper and winch, that will be pretty stiff.

Thats what I was thinking also the Moog FJ coils claim to be a 660LBS and they ride nicely I just need a little bit more height. I have a set of 1/4 spacers I have been thinking of adding but now am contemplating swapping springs either to a tacoma or a lifted spring of some sort then adjusting the Bilsteins to get the right height.
 

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