Help! I am swapping suspension and need help!

RosaRunner

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I have a set of front silver bilsteins from a 2009 fj and was wondering if I could install them on the rear of my 2007 4runner
 
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Is the difference in valving enough to make getting new 5100 shocks up front worth it? Or should I just use my stock silver fj bilsteins
 
Any extra help would be awesome, I'm about to purchase the 5100 unless someone knows if the stock fj bilsteins are comparable
 
Benefits of the 5100's are the adjustable lift settings and longer length so better flex off road. Ride quality will be very similar between the two.
 
Benefits of the 5100's are the adjustable lift settings and longer length so better flex off road. Ride quality will be very similar between the two.


Thank you, I was wondering if I were to buy the toytech adjustable coilover kit and used this with the stock fj silver bilsteins if I could get 3" out if the front
 
Benefits of the 5100's are the adjustable lift settings and longer length so better flex off road. Ride quality will be very similar between the two.


Thank you, I was wondering if I were to buy the toytech adjustable coilover kit and used this with the stock fj silver bilsteins if I could get 3" out if the front

You can, but at that much lift I'd suggest a longer shock such as the 5100's. With that much preload on the FJ's, there won't be much down travel left.
 
You can, but at that much lift I'd suggest a longer shock such as the 5100's. With that much preload on the FJ's, there won't be much down travel left.


Thank you, I will run it for now and will definitely be upgrading to the front 5100 later, I just ordered the adjustable coilover kit, along with the rear toytech coils and rear 5100 shocks
 

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