Just got some 9 Wraps from an HDJ81 Landcruiser!! It's got lots of rake, do they usually settle down a little? What's your guys opinion on the ride quality? I find that it's a tad softer and pretty close to the OME 890's.
Pics soon!
9 wraps?!? You're gonna need a rear bumper!
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Rear:
8 Wraps
Front:
Toytec/Eibach 3" Coils w/ 5100's
Sitting on 31's, soon to be 285/75R17
I want to get my front alittle higher. Any suggestions? top spacer possibly?
I'd browse the classifieds on IH8Mud as well as post a WTB add
any idea on the bilsteins?

Hey guys I am wanting to do the Rear LC Coil/Front Tundra Strut Lift.
Somwhere on here was a reference to a Craigslist add in Pheonix for LC Coils. I contacted the seller and he wants 35 for the fronts plus shipping. I got him to send me a pic. According to the LC Coil color code they are 7.5 Wrap coils. One is taller than the other. Is this right? Are they incorrect should the driver be different than the passenger color codes? Or are these good just put the taller spring on the drivers side? Thanks
2000-2006 TRD 4x4 Tundras are the years you're looking for, but specifically with Yellow/Yellow and Yellow/Blue color codes on the coils. I'm putting those with Adj blisteins on my 4runner.Also if I have a 99 what year of Tundra do i want to get the front strut assembly from?
All depends on how much weight you'll have in the rear. Expect a good 3+ inches with LC coils and stock configuration. Of course, this always varies on already wear on the LC coils and the weight you'll have in the rear.FYI this will be a daily driver with occasional wheeling trips. I won't mind a mild rake but don't want my A** in the air
Thanks CoMark!Those look exactly like the ones I just got done putting into my truck. Yes, one will be longer than the other as usually the longer one will compensate for the gas tank/driver extra weight on one side of the truck. Those coils are the:
White, Light Blue, Dbl Pink - 7.5wraps (19") - Passenger side
White, Dark Blue, Dbl Purple - 8wraps (19 1/4") - Driver side
2000-2006 TRD 4x4 Tundras are the years you're looking for, but specifically with Yellow/Yellow and Yellow/Blue color codes on the coils. I'm putting those with Adj blisteins on my 4runner.
All depends on how much weight you'll have in the rear. Expect a good 3+ inches with LC coils and stock configuration. Of course, this always varies on already wear on the LC coils and the weight you'll have in the rear.
There's a ton of info out there on this kind of setup. If you want to read my post on it, I asked a lot of questions on what all I needed and what I ended up getting: Yet Another LIFT Question Thread...
Good luck!
CoMarc as if you need another fan! I am waiting for your pics on this thread and your Lift Question thread...Those look exactly like the ones I just got done putting into my truck. Yes, one will be longer than the other as usually the longer one will compensate for the gas tank/driver extra weight on one side of the truck. Those coils are the:
White, Light Blue, Dbl Pink - 7.5wraps (19") - Passenger side
White, Dark Blue, Dbl Purple - 8wraps (19 1/4") - Driver side
2000-2006 TRD 4x4 Tundras are the years you're looking for, but specifically with Yellow/Yellow and Yellow/Blue color codes on the coils. I'm putting those with Adj blisteins on my 4runner.
All depends on how much weight you'll have in the rear. Expect a good 3+ inches with LC coils and stock configuration. Of course, this always varies on already wear on the LC coils and the weight you'll have in the rear.
There's a ton of info out there on this kind of setup. If you want to read my post on it, I asked a lot of questions on what all I needed and what I ended up getting: Yet Another LIFT Question Thread...
Good luck!
Time for a thread resurrection!
I still can't find a definitive answer on what coils to run up front with the LC 8 wraps. I'll probably end up running Rough Country 9000 shocks in the rear. Just trying to figure out what to run up front that will provide the least amount of rake. I can't afford coilovers, so it needs to be a coil of some variety.