4runnerfiend
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Wanted to share. Just threw on Fox 2.0 with the DSC adjusters on the rear. Wheelers listed them for 05+ Tacoma but they would come up when searching for 4th gen 4runner shocks. So I called wheelers and they confirmed they would fit the 4th gen 4runner. I know 4th gen 4runner rear shocks will bolt up to our rigs so I figured I'd risk it. They bolted up perfect. DSC adjuster is in a great position to just reach in and turn.
I do not have a sway bar in the rear which may contact the resi from the looks of it.
Of coarse you could always relocate it if needed.
Part number is FRS-985-26-117-X2 the 0-2" ones.
They are a little longer than my Tokico blacks.
only have used them for street. will review when I get a chance.
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I do not have a sway bar in the rear which may contact the resi from the looks of it.
Of coarse you could always relocate it if needed.
Part number is FRS-985-26-117-X2 the 0-2" ones.
They are a little longer than my Tokico blacks.
only have used them for street. will review when I get a chance.
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