99 tall coils

[Cuco]

Hi,

$180.00 for new 99 tall front coils (both FL and FR) is a good deal?

Thansk,

 

[PitbullRescuer]

No. I don't think so. That's actually steep for all four IMO.

 

[Cuco]

No. I don't think so. That's actually steep for all four IMO.

Well, I checked these on Toyotapartszone.com and the price for both was $207 without the shipping. So, I will take $180.00 deal.

Thanks for your opinion.

 

[bitchaaz]

So you're asking a question, don't like the answer, and just stick with the first wrong opinion? Silly. 99 springs for 2 fronts should be no more than 80 bucks.

 

[98OzarksRunner]

You can buy OME springs for $160. Old Man Emu Suspension for Toyota 4Runner Trucks- Wheeler's Off-Road, Inc

 

[YotaZach85]

I'll give you another "wrong" answer, $180 is too much, I paid $115 for complete fronts (struts, springs, and top plates) and rear springs with low mileage.

 

[Monkeybutt2000]

You can buy OME springs for $160. Old Man Emu Suspension for Toyota 4Runner Trucks- Wheeler's Off-Road, Inc

And thats for a pair,not the whole set.

 

[Cuco]

You can buy OME springs for $160. Old Man Emu Suspension for Toyota 4Runner Trucks- Wheeler's Off-Road, Inc

Yes, I know but the problem is the shipping cost. The $180.00 price is at the local dealer. Recently (10/17/12) I bought the OME 906 coils at Off-Road Equipment for the Serious Enthusiast and the total cost was $225.00 including the shipping to PR; today is 11/04/12 and the 906 coils not arrive yet. For this reason I prefer to made the buy of the 99 tall here at the local dealer. Thanks for your suggestion.

 

[Cuco]

by the way, any suggestion about which shock can be used with the stock 99 tall and OME 906 springs are welcome. I want only a little lift and a good ride.

Thanks,

 

[bitchaaz]

I have the Tokico Trekmasters on all 4 corners for my truck. I have 99 coils up front and PP coils in the back, and I love how smooth and responsive it rides for me. Not sure who would ship to PR though.

Tokico Shocks - Trekmaster Series

 

[Cuco]

I have the Tokico Trekmasters on all 4 corners for my truck. I have 99 coils up front and PP coils in the back, and I love how smooth and responsive it rides for me. Not sure who would ship to PR though.

Tokico Shocks - Trekmaster Series

Thanks *****aaz, could you please let me know the part numbers you purchased? I will appreciate your help.
Thanks,

 

[98OzarksRunner]

I'm running these front shocks. Work with stock and modest lift springs (but working with my OME 883s at 3"). Been running them for 19K miles - no problems.

Rough Country Nitro 9000 Shocks from Wheeler's Off-Road, Inc (and you can combine shipping with the 880 or 881 springs :wink2.

 

[fenrisx]

I have the Tokico Trekmasters on all 4 corners for my truck. I have 99 coils up front and PP coils in the back, and I love how smooth and responsive it rides for me. Not sure who would ship to PR though.

Tokico Shocks - Trekmaster Series

Trekmasters with 99 coils are a good Combo. I have PP springs on all corners with Trekmasters which are not a good combo...at least up front.

 

[Cuco]

Thanks guys, I checked on these sites but the shipping cost to PR is too high. I will check a local dealer for availability. Thanks again for your support.

 

[Cuco]

I checked these now on ebay and the price includding the shipping to PR is $440.00 for the four. Tokico Trekmaster Gas Shocks Struts Absorber for Toyota 96 02 4Runner 4WD 00 01 | eBay

 

[bitchaaz]

Fronts GU3535, Rears GE3536.

The ebay link is exactly what you want. Good luck with it.

 

[Cuco]

Fronts GU3535, Rears GE3536.

The ebay link is exactly what you want. Good luck with it.

Thanks, *****aaz!

 

[98OzarksRunner]

Given your location, the dealer might be the best bet. You might see if a local 4WD shop can get the springs and shocks for you. They probably won't charge shipping (at least local shops around here don't - it's built into the prices).

 

[Brilliant]

I have the Tokico Trekmasters on all 4 corners for my truck. I have 99 coils up front and PP coils in the back, and I love how smooth and responsive it rides for me. Not sure who would ship to PR though.

Tokico Shocks - Trekmaster Series

I would avoid tokikos if you want to be able to stay on the road for washboards. Big bumps and loads they do great. Tokinos seemed to ride a lot better with 200lbs of gear in the 4runner

 

[Cuco]

Given your location, the dealer might be the best bet. You might see if a local 4WD shop can get the springs and shocks for you. They probably won't charge shipping (at least local shops around here don't - it's built into the prices).

Thanks 98OzarksRunner, I will check.