OK Tired of looking Please Help with rear shock Question!

[5RUNNERZ]

Ok this is what i have up front



I want to match this in the rear! I am almost positive to match it i have to get the camburg/sway-a-way from 4th gen and replace the bushings?! Not sure what I have to do But i Want to order them today! so I can get them in with my new tires!:driving:

 

[MStudt]

Ok this is what i have up front

I want to match this in the rear! I am almost positive to match it i have to get the camburg/sway-a-way from 4th gen and replace the bushings?! Not sure what I have to do But i Want to order them today! so I can get them in with my new tires!:driving:

You want Sway-a-Way coilovers on the rear?

You can get part 52000-408 from Sway-A-Way. This is a 2.0" Emulsion Shock with 8" of travel. This is comparable to the Bilstein 5125's in means of travel. The 52000-410 is 10" of travel, and the 52000-412 is 12" of travel. You'd also need to get an adapter to mount them on the body side.

 

[Doc2012]

Um, without a bunch of fabrication, you're not going to mount coilovers in the rear.

That, and the simple fact that the rear wouldn't flex nearly as well anymore, would be enough to steer me away from that idea...

 

[5RUNNERZ]

sorry I just ment the Quality of the shock not coil overs! should have been clear about that!!! I would like the racerunner style or camburg style that just matches the color scheme!

 

[5RUNNERZ]

You want Sway-a-Way coilovers on the rear?

You can get part 52000-408 from Sway-A-Way. This is a 2.0" Emulsion Shock with 8" of travel. This is comparable to the Bilstein 5125's in means of travel. The 52000-410 is 10" of travel, and the 52000-412 is 12" of travel. You'd also need to get an adapter to mount them on the body side.

Just what I was looking for!!!!!! and do they just bolt on or do I need a bushing set??

 

[5RUNNERZ]

and Should I get the piggy back style? or do u think the normal style is sufficient enuf???

 

[MStudt]

Just what I was looking for!!!!!! and do they just bolt on or do I need a bushing set??

Pretty sure you'll still need to bushing set (#52170-100). I think the normal style would work just fine. It all depends on what you plan on doing though. Those are double eyed shocks though. So you'll need to find an adapter like what Toytec uses on their Bilsteins. Something like this, but make sure that one actually fits.

 

[5RUNNERZ]

I know I saw a thread on exactly what to get but any one know for sure if thats it or not??

 

[csp]

I know I saw a thread on exactly what to get but any one know for sure if thats it or not??

Are we supposed to guess which thread you saw? :shrug:

 

[Brilliant]

Just measure your compressed length, and droop. That gives you the travel. outboarding the shocks gives you more options. The compressed shock length isnt a limiting factor.