FS: 4th Gen, 2" Budget Lift! Tacoma Front w/ FJ Cruiser Rear Coils, $200 SOCAL

[scrap metal]

Hello guys, I have upgraded to a 3" lift so I no longer need the following:

2017 Tacoma TRD OR OEM Front Shocks and Coils Assembly +Rear Shocks! (~20k miles)
2012 FJ Cruiser OEM Rear Shocks and Coils (~45k miles)

$200 For everything! Located in SoCal 91786

I had these installed on my 2005 V8 4runner. Liftwise I got 2 1/8" in the front after everything settled, and 1/2" in the rear. All 4 shocks do not leak, but they are obviously used and I have offroaded with them. They are dirty, but if you come check them out in person and test them, you'll see that they do not leak. Either way, I think its a good deal?

I actually ran them with a 3/2 spacer lift after I added my front bumper, the front actually rode suprisingly well, but the rear felt way too harsh so I immediately removed and went for a "real" 3 inch lift. Any, here they are in action.
YouTube

 

[scrap metal]

Also I can throw in the rear Tacoma trd shocks with the deal i didn't end up using since i had the rear fj setup. You'd need to replace the lower bushings with the energy suspension ones to fit for the 4th gen.

 

[Hair2burn]

TRD Tacoma Suapension

Will this work on my 04 V6 Sport?
I’m taking off the XREAS which is blown out by now w 200k on clock.

Will my lift be even w no rake?
Are the fronts already assembled?

Will it seem to sit higher than what I have now?

Is it just a straight swap?

Thank you!!

 

[scrap metal]

Will this work on my 04 V6 Sport?
I’m taking off the XREAS which is blown out by now w 200k on clock.

Will my lift be even w no rake?
Are the fronts already assembled?

Will it seem to sit higher than what I have now?

Is it just a straight swap?

Thank you!!

The lift will be very close to even at the tire to fender gap.
Fronts are assembled and will bolt straight on.
It will be higher 2" in the front and 0.5" in the rear. The numbers vary slightly but that's the ball park. Some report even up to 1" in the rear. So overall yes, your 4runner will sit nicely like it should've from the factory.

This is all a straight swap. The rear fj shocks will bolt on. If you want to use the rear Tacoma shocks that im also throwing in, you'll have to change out the lower bushing to a 4runner one it's roughly $12 for the bushings (maybe less).

Also, these numbers are for a 4x4. If you're 2wd then it'll sit higher at the front.

Thanks!

 

[IRONSHIEK]

Great channel

 

[scrap metal]

Great channel

Thanks!!!

Still have these! 6 shocks and 4 springs!

 

[YoEleven]

Hey man I'm in Orange County can I please come pick up the FJ Rear Coils? I can come as soon as possible. Let me know, thanks!

 

[scrap metal]

SOLD! Thanks guys.