new to me 94' T4R

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looking to buy a 1994 4runner and was looking at keeping it mostly stock because it will be my daily driver for a while but i do see my self taking it off roading a few times any soft mods i can do to get me going like the rear sag it has :thanks:
 
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You can get new coils for under $100, or put a spacer in. The spacer is more of a bandaid.

Pics of the truck?
 
I think I paid about $70 on amazon.com for a set of Moog coils. They were quite a bit thicker (so I'm hoping tougher) than the stock ones. Took care of the sag. I know theres better out there but the Moogs were the most economical for me. The other thing you may want to do depending on how well kept it was, is the shocks. My 94 had what I think were the stock Tokicos on it still at 171,xxx!!! I stuck KYB gas-a-justs on and have been pretty happy so far. The vehicle drives much better now on and off road. Also got the shocks from amazon, all four cost under $150 and they have some pretty good reviews.
 
yeah same here kinda on a tight budget was looking at the coils from autozone(i know someones gonna say something about that ha) but anyways they made by moog is what ive read in a review of them and like 50 bucks or so dont rember exatly i was thinking those feel and thanks for yall advice ps can some one tell me if the link works for yall?
 
Seems like a pretty good deal. Does it have maintenance records? That would be a definite plus. The price is good (well compared to my area), but would be even better if it came down. A runner of that age, in good shape, with those miles easily goes for $4000+ in my area. I noticed the one side is completely missing its white stripe. To me that indicates it was in a wreck at one point and no one fixed the stripe when the body work was done. I'd definitely give the front end a good look over. BTW one of the best investments you can make is take it to a mechanic you trust before buying it. Cost me $40 for a 75-point inspection from the local Toyota guy. Gave me a nice detailed list of alls its problem, with approximate prices for parts and labor. He let me know exactly what I was getting into.
 
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