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TheDurk
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Good catch. The stock size I listed won't like those LC springs.
TheeMikeB
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Ge4095
I'm running the Tokico Trekmaster GE 4095 with my 8.25/8.75 wraps. Some sites require 'enter a vehicle' I used a 1995 Land Cruiser. Bought mine from Autoanything.com but checked there site today and they don't have them listed for the 95 LC anymore.
Good Luck.
I'm running the Tokico Trekmaster GE 4095 with my 8.25/8.75 wraps. Some sites require 'enter a vehicle' I used a 1995 Land Cruiser. Bought mine from Autoanything.com but checked there site today and they don't have them listed for the 95 LC anymore.
Good Luck.
brian2sun
Elite Member
I bought mine from autoanything.com. For some reason they don't list this shock under LandCruisers anymore, but I still found it with the part #:
Tokico GE4095 at AutoAnything
It says they are available to ship 7/18/11.
When I got mine, I had autoanything match discountautoshock's price (which were out of stock at that time). I got the pair for $80 shipped.
TheeMikeB
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Is there anywhere else to get these? I tried to add to cart and it wouldnt let me. Chatted with a representative and they said they don't carry it anymore.
[Bryce B.] May I have the year, make, and model of your vehicle please?
[Eddie] it should be for a 1997 toyota land cruiser
[Eddie] or 1997 lexus lx450
[Bryce B.] Unfortunately, AutoAnything does not carry that product for your vehicle at this time.
[Eddie] more like AutoNothing... thanks for your help.
[Bryce B.] May I have the year, make, and model of your vehicle please?
[Eddie] it should be for a 1997 toyota land cruiser
[Eddie] or 1997 lexus lx450
[Bryce B.] Unfortunately, AutoAnything does not carry that product for your vehicle at this time.
[Eddie] more like AutoNothing... thanks for your help.
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SCRunner12
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You can just go with the stock toyota shock for a land cruiser.
I'm guessing ANYTHING that fit the FJ80 will fit the 4runner w/ LC coils?
brian2sun
Elite Member
I think that's pretty safe to say. Use shocks made for the rear of a fzj80 on the rear of the 3rd gen (unlike how we use the front coils of the fzj80 on the rear of the 4runner).
If OP is still looking for some, I contacted Stillen.com (I used to order a lot of stuff from them when I had my Titan). Spoke directly to Margaret in the off-road department and she was able to get her hands on a set of GE4095 directly from Tokico.
I placed the order then received a confirmation that they're discontinued and my order was cancelled then she handled everything over the phone, so it may be a hassle, but they were $117 shipped for a pair of rears after tax and handling fees. A little more than what they used to be, but in my mind still not bad for a pair of shocks. Good Luck!
I placed the order then received a confirmation that they're discontinued and my order was cancelled then she handled everything over the phone, so it may be a hassle, but they were $117 shipped for a pair of rears after tax and handling fees. A little more than what they used to be, but in my mind still not bad for a pair of shocks. Good Luck!
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KinevilsT4R
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Can anyone chime in with measurements of these Trekmaster GE4095? Will these be the same lenth as a stock FJ80 rear shock or a bit longer?
brian2sun
Elite Member
I don't know the measurements anymore, and I don't really know why it matters if they are longer than a stock FJZ80 shock or not (unless you are buying them for an FJZ80). But I can tell you that the Trekmasters work good on our trucks when they are lifted so that's the important part.
J-money$$$
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http://www.sonoransteel.com/include...eel/TechArticles/1996-2002ToyotaRearShock.pdf
Stock 1995 Toyota FZJ-80 Land Cruiser rear Tokico shock
1991-1997 FJ-80
Compressed 14.5" Extended 23.5"
Bilstein B46-1478, Land Cruiser
1991-1997 FJ-80
Compressed 380mm (14.96") Extended 591mm (23.27")
386/54 rebound/compression
This shock is too long when compressed. The seals will blow out due to over compression and the shocks will leak oil and be destroyed.
Old Man Emu N74E (firm) N71E (soft), Land Cruiser
1991-1997 FJ-80
Compressed 370 mm (14.4") Extended 620 mm (24.2")
Soo the tokico shocks are borderline. They will not compress on them selves. 14.5" compressed is the biggest you can go. the ranchos at 14.9" are too long You could get even more droop with the OME's but good luck with the drveshaft/gastank clearance. You would cause some issues. I would guess the OME Lc shocks would let the tire droop 3-4" below the rocker pannel. That would be crazy, but like I said its going to have issues elsewhere
Stock 1995 Toyota FZJ-80 Land Cruiser rear Tokico shock
1991-1997 FJ-80
Compressed 14.5" Extended 23.5"
Bilstein B46-1478, Land Cruiser
1991-1997 FJ-80
Compressed 380mm (14.96") Extended 591mm (23.27")
386/54 rebound/compression
This shock is too long when compressed. The seals will blow out due to over compression and the shocks will leak oil and be destroyed.
Old Man Emu N74E (firm) N71E (soft), Land Cruiser
1991-1997 FJ-80
Compressed 370 mm (14.4") Extended 620 mm (24.2")
Soo the tokico shocks are borderline. They will not compress on them selves. 14.5" compressed is the biggest you can go. the ranchos at 14.9" are too long You could get even more droop with the OME's but good luck with the drveshaft/gastank clearance. You would cause some issues. I would guess the OME Lc shocks would let the tire droop 3-4" below the rocker pannel. That would be crazy, but like I said its going to have issues elsewhere
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KinevilsT4R
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Well the reason I ask this is because I'm running the "extended travel" Rough Country shocks that wheelers offroad sells for our 4runners but when compared to a stock kyb fjz80 rear shock they are the same lenth. I feel like I'm over extending my rear shocks when flexed out just because of the fact that I popped the upper stud out of the shock of the bilstein 5150s that I was running before. And those were recommended for up to 3in. of lift. Now that I switched over from OME 891s to Lexus 8wraps I gained about a good inch of lift in the rear. Which is my logic for wanting a bit longer shock since these seem super flexy.
I do want to run the trekmasters but only if they're longer then the rough countrys ya dig??
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J-money$$$
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Run limit straps if your having issues. Longer shocks will let it just droop further
ryankmasuda
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If you can't find them in-stock you can't get them. Tokiko is back ordered with no approximate date to be available. I purchased a pair for the rear and the company(autoanything.com) I ordered them from got back to me 15 days later telling me the dilemma. They ended up giving me 30% off Rancho Rs5000. It ended up coming to $62 with free shipping which they upgraded to a quicker delivery and should be here tomorrow.
