Rear suspension questions

[Hydrant]

So When I put in my New coil springs in the back one of the cone bumpstops in the coil came out with the coil. Wondering if anyone can tell me How those cones are fastened to the Truck and where would be a good place to get some new ones (If not Just factory Toyota replacements)

I also found that the sway bar Links in the back along with the bushing were in need of replacement. Some advice on where and what kind of those to get would be great.

Thanks in advance.

 

[mycocobean]

As far as the cone bumpstop goes I'm pretty sure it isn't bolted on by anything and is held in there from the pressure in the spring. Can't help with the bushings though.

 

[absalom]

Go to Rockauto.com and search K90619 and K90551. Moog brand for both.

Bumpstops are held by spring pressure.

 

[JayRolla]

The bump stops sit inside the coil. So they dont bolt in. You just sit them in the new coils and install the coil. The one that didnt come out was just stuck to the body from dirt mud/grime. Leaving them installed gives you about 1/2" extra lift. You can also run without them since they dont really work anymore but you lose a little lift.

 

[Chuckles89]

If you want beefy sway bar links, then these are the ones ACDelco 46G0453A Advantage Rear Suspension Stabilizer Bar Link Kit:Amazon:Automotive

Looks like they're almost out of stock, but they are worth the wait. Here's them installed on my truck: www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/178792-chuckles-98-manual-sr5-4runner-3.html#post1832517

 

[MONTYMTB]

If you want new cones, they are called spring seats. Part number 48302-60051 (same for both sides). When I replaced my suspension components a while back I searched for aftermarket, but came up empty.

 

[Hydrant]

Thanks a lot for the great help. I'll be ordering the links and spared having to buy the spring seats then!