mysticz
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Cool, you will love it. :bluejump:
New Suspension Made for 4th Gen 4Runners
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Cool, you will love it. :bluejump:
mysticz
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So the ones in the middle are for the front and the ones on the sides are for the rear?
Yes the 2 in the middle are the front coilovers and the 2 outer is the rear springs and shock.
The rest is your bump stops, sway bar relocation pieces and brake line relocation pieces.
mysticz
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Thats about the same price for most 2.5 coilovers.
Icons are $1100 and Saws is $950
The OW coilovers have 700lb custom coils vs the other have 650lbs.
mysticz
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The latest post of a OW install. OW Full kit installed - Toyota 120 Platforms Forum
Paynetrain
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looking good, grats :cheers:
mysticz
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OW has just launched a new medium duty 2.0 suspension kit. This kit is designed for closer to stock weight trucks and an even more comfy ride.
The kit utilizes 2.0" diameter Radflo shocks in the front and back. The shocks are rebuildable and revalveable high end shocks like the 2.5" diameter shocks, utilizing 7/8" shafts and build from the highest quality materials. They are also build to OW specification in terms of valving and length like the 2.5" HD kit.
The front coilovers uses 650 lb/in coils and are valved for a more comfortable ride on road with stock weight, while still providing control off road and the capability for future upgrades like bumpers, etc.
The rear shocks are standard length to provide more flex and travel than stock, but not quite as much as the 2.5" kit. They are also valved for a more comfortable ride for stock weight trucks.
Full 2.0" suspension kit
The kit utilizes 2.0" diameter Radflo shocks in the front and back. The shocks are rebuildable and revalveable high end shocks like the 2.5" diameter shocks, utilizing 7/8" shafts and build from the highest quality materials. They are also build to OW specification in terms of valving and length like the 2.5" HD kit.
The front coilovers uses 650 lb/in coils and are valved for a more comfortable ride on road with stock weight, while still providing control off road and the capability for future upgrades like bumpers, etc.
The rear shocks are standard length to provide more flex and travel than stock, but not quite as much as the 2.5" kit. They are also valved for a more comfortable ride for stock weight trucks.
Full 2.0" suspension kit
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There's a 2" kit that's significantly cheaper...
Wait, already posted.
Anyone have a comparison btw the two? I don't have aftermarket bumpers or anything so would the 2" work ok for me? I have the XREAS so i don't want to lose stiffness in the suspension, which is why I haven't gone to the Toytec setup. Is Icon similar to the Radflo? I know better than to compare the Toytec setup to either...
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It would completely replace your XREAS bro... Shocks and springs both.
ronsta
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So I'd have to ditch my XREAS then? Well before I drop $2k + installation cost let me explain my dilemma and then maybe I can get some good suggestions.
I have approx 50k miles on my truck, went for an oil change and they say I need new brakes, tires & suspension (not sure if it was just the springs/shocks or both) so I figure I should do everything in one shot to save on the labor cost.
So bigger question is, how long does the stock suspension actually last? I really want to buy the 2.5" OW but can't justify the extra $, only that I do plan on getting a Shrockworks bumper in the near future. Would the 2.0" do just fine for my purpose? I am an amateur offroader who likes to play in constructions sites
Oh yea, going for a road trip for the labor day w/e so time is of the essence!
I have approx 50k miles on my truck, went for an oil change and they say I need new brakes, tires & suspension (not sure if it was just the springs/shocks or both) so I figure I should do everything in one shot to save on the labor cost.
So bigger question is, how long does the stock suspension actually last? I really want to buy the 2.5" OW but can't justify the extra $, only that I do plan on getting a Shrockworks bumper in the near future. Would the 2.0" do just fine for my purpose? I am an amateur offroader who likes to play in constructions sites
Oh yea, going for a road trip for the labor day w/e so time is of the essence!
offshorebear
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I'd be surprised if your breakes, tires, and suspension were all wore out at 50k. Is it a dealership just trying to screw you?
