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FS: Tundra coils + OEM Bilsteins (for 3rd gen) $50, Reno, NV

olsen_karl

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Pair of coils + OEM Bilsteins, which should provide lift for a 3rd gen 4Runner.

I think these are from an '05 or '06 Tundra double cab TRD 4WD. No rust, looks nearly new. I picked them up thinking they might work on my 4th gen, but they won't.

The coils are dabbed with paint: one red/yellow, one red/blue. Both Bilstein shocks have p/n 48510-AF140.

$50 + shipping for everything. PM if interested.

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Tundra TRD springs for the 3rd Gen lift are color coded Yellow/Yellow and Yellow/Blue. Still a deal and a half even for just the Blisteins though.
 
Wow, lots of responses here and in PM's. I'll get through the PM's later today -- just checked back in briefly.

For those PM'g me and asking how much lift you'll get on a 3rd gen/ Tacoma/ whatever -- I don't know the answer.

As I put in the first post, I believe these coils/shocks are from a double cab 4WD Tundra TRD. I know the color dab combination on these is not the one that is the popular one for 3rd gen 4Runners (y/y and y/b, IIRC) -- but I don't know what the difference really is. I supposed the double cab Tundra coils are probably stiffer than the extended cab, but again, I have no idea.
 

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