question for toytech lifts

[nor cal boy]

if i get the 3 inch longer rear coils for my 2002 4x4, do i need new shocks for the rear or can i still use the oem shocks?

is the extended rear brake line/panhard drop nessasary?

i believe that their is a valve on the rear axle that adjusts the f/r brake bias ratio. will this need modifications for this for normal brake function?

thanks
wes

 

[Duhockey]

if i get the 3 inch longer rear coils for my 2002 4x4, do i need new shocks for the rear or can i still use the oem shocks?

is the extended rear brake line/panhard drop nessasary?

i believe that their is a valve on the rear axle that adjusts the f/r brake bias ratio. will this need modifications for this for normal brake function?

thanks
wes

I dont work at Toytec, but am infintely familiar with the setup,

yes, you will want new longer shocks for the back,
no you dont need the extended brake line or panhard but you could prob use the panhard more.
The brake line has a tab that you can bend down to give more than enough slack...

I dont have a panhard bracket, and my LC coils are taller than the OME ones that Toytec sells with their setup.

Never heard anything about a valve on the rear axle and Ive done several of these lifts.

 

[steezemcqueen]

the rear LSP valve is for the 4runners that do not have ABS. pretty sure all 01-02's came with ABS standard