SmokeyBeer89
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why does the 2nd gens yotas got such a low sag in the rear? what is the best kind of kit for low cost?
92 3.0 v6 auto, got the sag
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2Walker5RS
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Nature of the beat... They all do that. Best fix are OME 2" lift springs (will bring to even ride height).
fourwd1
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They simply wear out over time. They are soft to give a more comfortable ride to begin with.
The Old Man Emu springs and shocks will give a better than new ride, but they will lift it 2" over the original stock height. So unless you do the front also, you will be real high in the back.
The Old Man Emu springs and shocks will give a better than new ride, but they will lift it 2" over the original stock height. So unless you do the front also, you will be real high in the back.
bigbsvo
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Springs
Here we go again. LOL
Go to Oreilly auto parts and buy the MOOG replacement springs. Those springs brought my sag from 33" in the rear and 35 in the front to 36" all the way around from ground to the fender. I gained 3" in the rear and evened the entire vehicle.
see pictures, first one with my son is with the sag, second one is the day I replaced the springs, no sag. The springs were less then 90 bucks and were easy as heck to install.
Here we go again. LOL
Go to Oreilly auto parts and buy the MOOG replacement springs. Those springs brought my sag from 33" in the rear and 35 in the front to 36" all the way around from ground to the fender. I gained 3" in the rear and evened the entire vehicle.
see pictures, first one with my son is with the sag, second one is the day I replaced the springs, no sag. The springs were less then 90 bucks and were easy as heck to install.
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