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Eibach/Toytec 3" Coilovers $225 Corpus Christi, TX

zwalker16

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I have a set of toytec coilovers im taking off my 4runner. They have about 15k miles. Some surface rust on the springs do to being in beach area. They operate as they should. i want $225 for then plus shipping. my loss your gain. They are normally $500. I am just advancing my suspension and they have 620lb springs. Pic off the 4runner is how it sits with them installed.
 

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Any noticeable difference in ride quality on/off road since the day you bought them, or are they still feeling fresh? I know the compression valving opens up over time a bit on the quick side with these... Thanks
 
Any noticeable difference in ride quality on/off road since the day you bought them, or are they still feeling fresh? I know the compression valving opens up over time a bit on the quick side with these... Thanks

They still ride like I bought them..to my knowledge nothing is wrong with them. I just want a reservoir coil over that I can adjust.
 
They still ride like I bought them..to my knowledge nothing is wrong with them. I just want a reservoir coil over that I can adjust.
Right on, no worries. After looking into it and the whole 620 spring rate, I think I am going to stick with what I have- the adjustability is nice.
GLWS!
 
here are the pics as it sits. they are a lil dirty at the moment. i will clean them up before ship. Pending sale
 

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Those look like 15K very hard miles.
Na..mainly highway and a few trail rides. i have a mile long dirt road to my house and a few beach trips dont help. I was a little disappointed how they tarnished a bit though. Mechanically sound, as i wouldnt sell something that didnt work
 
I'm in Austin and interested in these. The 620 lb springs are for an aftermarket metal bumper right? I'm not planning on doing that anytime soon, how would that affect the ride? I'm assuming it would be a harsh ride?
 

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