Help!!!

Jimbo03T4R

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So I tried the no spring compressor method and so far it's not working. I set the the 5100 to the 2nd ring from the bottom (.85) and I have the 885 coils. Is this the wrong set up for the average lift? I got to a point where I jacked the LCA with my hydraulic jack and it compressed the coil but then stop and started lifting the truck. I couldn't get the LCA back into the ball connector so that I could complete the side. What am I doing wrong? Thanks.
 
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The 885's should provide around 2.5 - 3" of lift if I remember correctly so you might be a little tall, but it should still go back together.
 
So the pictures that show the 5100/885s are at the point where it will lift the LCA and start lifting the 4runner as well. When I drop the 5100 to the lowest setting, I can push down on the ball joint and it'll connect with the LCA but at the .85, I feel like I would have to apply to much pressure and possible break something to get them connected. I'm stuck. If I don't get it tonight, I'm going to take them to a shop to get set tomorrow.
 

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Everything looks right to me and I'm assuming that you have the coil sitting on the lower perch correctly. I would just set the perches at the "zero" setting and see what the ride height looks like... it'll probably be about 3" higher.
 
an extra set of hands can make this way easier. I'm running a little less lift than you and it took me an hour to reconnect with the no spring compressor method on one side, then with help i reconnected the other in less than 5 minutes
 

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