Need a quick answer(toytec level xreas)

[BCZECH]

My shop called and said that they have to remove the xreas shocks to install the spacers.

Is this true?

 

[Neauxla]

never done it myself but many people have said no

 

[BCZECH]

He's going to call Toytec. Gave them the number to their install team.
Told him if he's not comfortable doing the lift afterwards, we'll move forward(I'll find a shop that can do it).

 

[native_end]

depends on the leveling kit you purchased.

Some from toytec are not compatible with xreas.

This one is

3" lift / leveling kit for FJ & 4Runner

 

[BCZECH]

depends on the leveling kit you purchased.



Some from toytec are not compatible with xreas.



This one is



3" lift / leveling kit for FJ & 4Runner

I have the right one. I just think they are now being overly cautious. May have scared them a bit talking about XReas, haha.


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[CF_Machete]

you should be able to using the no spring compressor method, but you will definitely need to loosen the lower control arms in order to get enough articulation to drop the coil overs straight down, pull the top hats and reinstall with longer bots and spacers.

btw, be aware that urethane spacers can warp/ compress over time. pretty sure thats what this kit is packing. better to get 2 inch longer coils. really like the icon's on my set up.

 

[BCZECH]

He's still worried he will drain the lines, so he's gonna order me the Daystar kit and get it here tomorrow.
People seem to be more happy with the daystar anyway, so I'll just send back the Toytec and be done with it.
The problem with being in West Texas is there just isn't much option for shops.