Best kit for sagging rear on a 2nd gen 4Runner?

[IanBlondeau]

http://www.rockauto.com/dbphp/prt,11,CC225

So these are the springs to fix the sag on my 95 tr4 then? For a VW of some sort?

 

[losinstinks]

MOOG Suspension Coil Spring

I'm hoping they are talking about these...

http://catalog.autopartsgiant.com/i...ID=2CG12WZA62CG12ZQW2&clientid=autopartsgiant


Please confirm!

 

[IanBlondeau]

Any one got a current link to the right moogs for $70?

 

[SlowYourRoll]

http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/raframecatalog.php

start from here

 

[losinstinks]

I got mine. thanks for the parts site too.

 

[IanBlondeau]

http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/raframecatalog.php

start from here

Thanks a ton !!

 

[SlowYourRoll]

No problem im happy with mine it's great to park next to other 4runners and tell the difference.

post a picture when you get em on

 

[ThrottleHappy]

Id like to bump this old thread and hope for some of the after shots, I might go ahead and do this myself.

 

[drewgarrett]

How's that for a thread ressurection?! It's been a couple years since I posted so can't remember if I posted these or not. Here's what I used Toyota 2nd Gen 4Runner Coil Spring Spacers and Panhard Drop Brackets
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It looked a whole lot better but was even harder to see out of the rear view mirrow- hard to see over the horizon. They weren't hard to install once you figure out the first side. 4runner never looked better until:
<table style="width:auto;"><tr><td><a href="http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/Fc3Q5tKSnLjrOUC629CFi89giYdkDLeK1BT88eBrWm0?feat=embedwebsite"><img src="http://lh4.ggpht.com/_qLRjQnw3_kw/S_HSslzg0TI/AAAAAAAABwY/cA9TLPaudsE/s144/IMG_2966.JPG" /></a></td></tr><tr><td style="font-family:arial,sans-serif; font-size:11px; text-align:right">From <a href="http://picasaweb.google.com/dvarvil/4runner?authkey=Gv1sRgCPfchrWm0Jmi3AE&feat=embedwebsite">4runner</a></td></tr></table>

 

[CPL T.Norris]

If I recall correctly, Old Man Emu has stuck height suspension kits for our T4Rs. You may want to do a search on them...
I have not bought from any of these sources, so I am not endorsing any but:
Toyota 4Runner and Pickup lifts, offroad parts accessories at the best and lowest prices
Toyota 4Runner '90-'95 (2nd Gen.) OME Suspension

And there are plenty of other vendors out there mentioned elsewhere on these pages, or just do a Google search.

I had the sag on my 94 runner and I went for the oldman emu 900 rear coils that have a 40 mill lift with new nitrocharger shocks to suit, and while I was at it put some new nitrocharger front shocks its now a sweet ride and sits nice even with a load in the back, That's the first thing I have done to the 4runner but am about to spend 25k on it. Will put up picks soon and keep u all up to date on this project

 

[agf91]

Thread revival!

Can anyone tell me how their Moogs have held up over the years?

 

[mikebontoft]

I can't speak for longevity but I installed mine a few weeks back. they are guaranteed not to sag so says Moog with their lifetime warranty. for $55 you can't argue either.

 

[agf91]

did you get yours from rockauto or another retailer?

 

[77'911]

moog springs, sag fix

Thread revival!

Can anyone tell me how their Moogs have held up over the years?

I went through the whole suspension years ago, stuff installed:
1)sway-a-way torsion bars 25mm
2)full/complete urethane bushing kit(rear control/lateral arms, sways, a-frames, etc)
3) factory shocks
4) moog springs
5) steering shock
6) upper /lower ball joints
The trucks still drives like I did the work yesterday. This really improved the trucks ability to haul weight. It really improved virtually every aspect of the 4runner(handling, tracking, stability, etc..). The truck looks so much better as well, sits much higher and level then before.
regards

 

[grenda]

Sounds like Moog are the way to go. I have a 94 with a LOT of rear end sag..So just for the aesthetic value it will be nice. After I replace the coils in the back is there any way to bring the front up ever so slightly so I would be able to fit 33's?

 

[RiFF RaFF]

Sounds like Moog are the way to go. I have a 94 with a LOT of rear end sag..So just for the aesthetic value it will be nice. After I replace the coils in the back is there any way to bring the front up ever so slightly so I would be able to fit 33's?

grenda - I have a set of Moog rear springs that I took off of my 93 4Runner when I installed a 4" Rough Country lift for sale. They are less that a year old, and will keep the back of your 4Runner right where it belongs. Not sure if they will fit your 94, but that's easy to check online.

Let me know if you're interested, and we can make a deal.

Doug

 

[odoyle81]

Hi guys,
I hope it is ok to revive this old thread. Along with the rear coil spring replacement, do you also replace the shocks? If so, any brand recommendations (for stock specs)?

 

[O.B.A.K]

Hi guys,
I hope it is ok to revive this old thread. Along with the rear coil spring replacement, do you also replace the shocks? If so, any brand recommendations (for stock specs)?

KYB monomax red are cheap and ride great

 

[COMTB]

Hi guys,
I hope it is ok to revive this old thread. Along with the rear coil spring replacement, do you also replace the shocks? If so, any brand recommendations (for stock specs)?

Can never go wrong with bilstein, they are pricey but worth it. Checkout the Bilstein 4600's

 

[grousehunter 61]

I have air bags on the back of mine, one has a puncture so it doesn't hold air and needs replaced, but with them you can adjust the height you want loaded or unloaded.