99 ACDelco Springs Where to buy

[maddss]

Looking for a set of 99 tall springs, just trying to replace what is on the 4R now. Trying to keep replcement of the struts/coils on a budget.

ACDelco 45H0368 (also referred to as 19241929) are the only ones I see that area a direct replacement, but I cannot find them anywhere.

Any other suggestions ?

 

[brillo_76]

Looking for a set of 99 tall springs, just trying to replace what is on the 4R now. Trying to keep replcement of the struts/coils on a budget.

ACDelco 45H0368 (also referred to as 19241929) are the only ones I see that area a direct replacement, but I cannot find them anywhere.

Any other suggestions ?

Did OEM Toyota discontinue them? As the 99 Talls were available a few years ago?

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[TheDurk]

Did OEM Toyota discontinue them? As the 99 Talls were available a few years ago?

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1999-2000 Toyota 4Runner Coil Spring (Left, Right, Rear) 48231-35210 | Camelback Toyota Parts

Part Numbers:
Front right 48131-35400 L=368mm
Front left 48131-35350 L=374mm
Rears ( same for both ) 48231-35210

Color Codes:
Fronts: Blue/Pink & Blue/Yellow
Rears: Green/Red

Clipped from a 2011 post of mine on YT

Still available, $115 each for the rears. Strongly recommend OME 906s in the rear instead at $214 for the rear pair. With Tall 99s in front, you have a nice slight forward rake and no godawful rear sag with load like the POS stock rear talls. I've had ten years plus on both.

 

[brillo_76]

I am not in favor of the 99 talls in the rear. Mine only lasted a few years before they were the like normal height..

I am thinking next round I going ome...

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[Zhehan]

I think with the 3rd Gen, Toyota was trying to get as "car-like" a ride as possible, which is why the OEM springs just sag so much with load.

 

[mac33]

I have the rears for sale, DM if interested.

48231-35210