Looking for suspension help in SoCal. Doing the Tundra coil/bilstein combo

[yota_addict]

Great question! The reverse is ...wait for it... literally this entire list in reverse!

I guess the real question is, if you don't use spring compressor when taking off then what about putting on? Seems you'd need to compress the springs to put on the shock,

 

[yota_addict]

Pretty Close to you. Near DTLA. How much did you get your set up for?

I bought most everything new from wheeler because they had about the best prices. I got lightly used trd tundra coils. They look new and have very few miles on them. I ended up around $700 or so. The only reason I'm changing is because my 18yr old suspension is shot. I want to replace the lbjs too and whatever else I find down there worn out.

 

[absalom]

I guess the real question is, if you don't use spring compressor when taking off then what about putting on? Seems you'd need to compress the springs to put on the shock,

Using my method, the LCA becomes the spring compressor. At no point during installation and removal, will you need a real spring compressor. This method is MUCH easier, safer, and cheaper than using a spring compressor.

 

[curbstomper]

I would love to help as I did my own lift in my driveway, but i'm all the way here in corona. I used spring compressors with no problems. idk if it the safest but they got the job done. I would also do the lbjs to be on the safe side because of the added stress from the lift. good luck