rear suspension

[downpour11]

working on finding them, cant find "just" them for a 99. its like the total overhaul thing

Old Man Emu Suspension for Toyota 4Runner Trucks- Wheeler's Off-Road, Inc

bottom of the page $153.00

 

[thorridder]

Old Man Emu Suspension for Toyota 4Runner Trucks- Wheeler's Off-Road, Inc

bottom of the page $153.00

well dang, i have been all over that site and didnt find that...

 

[brian2sun]

If you haven't seen it yet, this is something you should read if you're gonna do your suspension. It also has info on several vendors:
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/66976-3rd-gen-4runner-lift-information-faqs.html

 

[004Gunner]

i need a little unneeded help. the stock rear coil springs have gone bad and sag 4" with nothing on it. wanted to just put new springs on it and call it good but father wont let it bc he thinks thats not why it bottoms out when pulling a small trailer. he is wanting to put air shocks on it even though we just put skyjacker nitro 8000 shocks on 3 months ago. im now thinking air bags for the back but know nothing about them or how well they hold up to wheelin. any recommendations?? :happens:

Did you read the "About Rear Sag" sticky? You should have your dad read that so he knows that the issue your dealing with is a direct result of the springs. As others have mentioned, don't use air bags to fix a coil spring issue. The air bags are helpers and will not function properly if the springs are not handling the load in the first place. Springs are the proper and easier fix for the sag issue.

 

[thorridder]

finally got some OME 891 springs ordered :thanks:

 

[downpour11]

finally got some OME 891 springs ordered :thanks:

sweet - post pics when you install them

 

[thorridder]

if i put the block back in, and i prolly will, it should have 5-6" of lift in back

 

[downpour11]

leave the block out. You will clear your 33's enough, even when towing.

 

[thorridder]

yeah thats what im thinking but not sure yet