rear coil suggestions

marcel

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so im sitting at about 38" in the front and was wondering which coil would work best in the back to level it out or give slight rake. OME 906 or 890?
 
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What year is your 4runner? I just inserted 890's from Toytec, They are actually Old Man Emu. Toytec claims 3"lift from them, but you have to remember they are spec. off something like a 96 or 01. When I intalled them I maybe got 1.75" of lift, I drive a 98. Ended up pulling them and putting the 1.5" daystar rubber spacer that I was intially sitting on w/ stock springs. I measure 25in from center hub to fender in the front, and 26in from center hub to fender in the rear. Maybe LC would work better? 7-8 coil?

Pic1.Stock coils w/ 1.5" spacer

Pic2. 890 Old Man Emu w/ 1.5" spacer

Ps. when I installed the 890 w/o the space it basically rode the same height as pic1.
 

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i have 98 and 7 wrap with no spacers should even it out and give a little rake, but remember lc coils are soft so if rake is too much you can just load something in the bacl to even it out, 8 wrap would give 4-5 inches on tha back
 
i have a 98 as well..
what is your measurement from ground to fender with 7 wraps? were could i get a pair?
 
I just measured what my my ground to fend height is and it sit at a little under 40in on the front... so if your at 38inches then the Old Man Emu 890's maybe just what you're looking for.... and the 890's are maybe a smiggin harder than my stock 4runner springs. So if you like the way the rear rides now, I would suggest 890's. LC if you can find the same color codes for bothside or it will ride about an 1in high on the driver side.
 
i have a 98 as well..
what is your measurement from ground to fender with 7 wraps? were could i get a pair?

i h8mud.com is a lc forum they usually have them look into the classified section, good luck with the find, i know how u feel i hate when **** dont go as planned
 

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