Bilstein TRD Pro suspension kit on sale PTR13-35140

I was considering this set-up but have decided to go another way. I found one set at Toyotapartspeople -- didn't check out but it was listed and went into a cart.
 
You can replace the front FJ shocks with TRD PRO shocks and keep the FJ springs. FJ shocks mount the springs lower than TDR PRO shocks. The FJ springs are longer by 1" and stronger than TRD PRO.
This will give you another inch in the front - I think :shrug:
For rear there are several options mentioned in this thread. My Eibach gave me another 3/4" vs OEM springs, so I sit now at 37 3/4" on the rear for a perfect front rake (unloaded car) and almost front-rear level with car loaded with 2 adults, 2 kids and and loaded trunk.

Thank you!

I forgot to clarify, I was asking for front springs. I'll have to edit my post.
 
I’m selling my kit, less than 5k miles on it. Kit will come with toytec bottom spacer and T13 wheelers rear springs. Front coil overs will be already built, not taking those apart. Paid 900 for the whole setup looking to get 750. Happy to ship, but buyer covers shipping. Located in Dallas.


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So I ended up getting a set at Tustin Toyota and I also picked up SPc UCA and ICON 2” rear coil. I’m trying to read through the thread but can’t seem to find the answer to my question. Would I need to change the front coil to get 2.5” lift so I can fit 285 70 17 ridge grapplers. I have 4R TRD Off-Road with KDSS. Thanks in advance guys
 
So I ended up getting a set at Tustin Toyota and I also picked up SPc UCA and ICON 2” rear coil. I’m trying to read through the thread but can’t seem to find the answer to my question. Would I need to change the front coil to get 2.5” lift so I can fit 285 70 17 ridge grapplers. I have 4R TRD Off-Road with KDSS. Thanks in advance guys

Did you get the 6112 or the TRD FJ suspension kit?
 
Now that the $600 kits on clearance from Toyota are gone, the cost of used has gone back up to where it used to be. Supply and demand, just how it works.
 

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