Bilstein TRD Pro suspension kit on sale PTR13-35140

trd pro kit

So I had a chance to purchase this kit on ebay, but I paid 900 bucks,
the only down side is it didnt come with the alignment cushion that is in the hardware bag #2.
I think the part is only shown on the FJ suspension drawings from toyota. Has anyone else had to source this part and do you know if the the following is the correct part. I think I pulled it from the 2014 FJ diagrams, but I understand its also used on the 2018 4runner when installing the TRD pro suspension kit.
See figure 3.3 that calls for the part indicated in 6.1 photo. I believe this is the same part (48507)from the part diagram, but Id love to get some votes of confidence.
 

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Rear spacers don't preload the spring. All they do is space the coil away from the frame. Doesn't change ride quality at all. Up front is a different story. Preload spacer will make the front end ride a little harder.

Oh I see.

For your front lift did you use the Cornfed top plate spacer only or did you use a combination of pre-load spacer and top plate spacer?

Also does the Cornfed top plate spacer come with longer studs?
 
Oh I see.

For your front lift did you use the Cornfed top plate spacer only or did you use a combination of pre-load spacer and top plate spacer?

Also does the Cornfed top plate spacer come with longer studs?

Top plate spacer only. Longer studs are not required for the 3/8" thick top hat spacer. They do include new nuts though since the OEM nuts have recessed threads and will not properly secure the strut.
 
Top plate spacer only. Longer studs are not required for the 3/8" thick top hat spacer. They do include new nuts though since the OEM nuts have recessed threads and will not properly secure the strut.
I can only find 3/4” front tophat spacers, and nothing that’s 3/8”.
 
I went with FJ4RPRO kit from Toytec which has both bottom spacer and top plate.
I read somewhere in this thread that in case of KDSS you don't have to compensate and that clips should be at the same height on both sides, but which one, top or bottom?
 
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This is kdss with both front clips set to the top notch. It’s pretty much level with a driver and passenger (front to rear). I would like a little more rake though so may be adding some spacers in the rear. I ll give exact measurements before and after when I get home. Front was around +1.25”. Just got falken wildpeaks installed in stock size too.

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Thank you Sir.
This is exactly what I was looking for.
Did you go with the same Toytec kit, Superflexx RCC2.0 at the back?
I'm thinking about getting Wildpeaks too, :rockon: just can't make up my mind LT255/80R17 or P285/70R17 :frusty::lol:
Those AT3/W in stock looks good though.
 
Thank you Sir.
This is exactly what I was looking for.
Did you go with the same Toytec kit, Superflexx RCC2.0 at the back?
I'm thinking about getting Wildpeaks too, :rockon: just can't make up my mind LT255/80R17 or P285/70R17 :frusty::lol:
Those AT3/W in stock looks good though.



This is out of the box. If I ever upsize tires later on down the road I ll prob go with the toytec kit.


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