Budget Friendly Rear Springs?

[the_welfare_wagon]

yeah, likely will, i know a guy who can get me some oem ones for like 242 OEM. is that a good price?


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When I did mine I got em for 106 a piece at Mcgeorge Toyota online

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[RodrickHeffley]

When I did mine I got em for 106 a piece at Mcgeorge Toyota online

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do you have a link? the ones i can find are 160 each


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[Spiker Engineering]

4334039465 - Toyota Joint assembly, lower ball, front left. Suspension, brakes, failed | McGeorge Toyota, Richmond VA
Toyota 4Runner Joint assembly, lower ball, front right. Suspension, brakes, failed - 4333039585 | McGeorge Toyota, Richmond VA

 

[Bad Luck]

do you have a link? the ones i can find are 160 each


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It's highly recommended to replace the lower ball joint bolts when you replace the lower ball joints. Part number 90080-10066 (8 total for both sides) (37 lb/ft of torque).

 

[TW44LR]

I ran the 5th Gen springs with stock length shocks, no issue with them falling out at full extension.

As for "lift", that term is often misused as the 3rd Gens have different starting heights depending on the year. So what may give a 1" lift on a '98, may give 2" lift on an '01.

For my '97, putting in the 5th Gen springs raised one side by 3/4", and the other by 1-1/4". In comparison, 2906's gave a 2" lift.

Gotcha currently running the fj80 front springs in the rear with extended length shocks and thinking of changing it up but I haven’t decided yet.


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