SAW 2.5 coilover

[cmj]

I have these "old style" SAW 2.5 series coilovers.

Does anyone have information on these? I need to get new springs and can't figure out what rates I have. I am leaning towards getting 650 lb coils - my truck is a 2.7 with a heavy winch, bumper, and sliders.

Also, does anyone have info on what viscosity oil they should have? IFP depths?

Here is a picture:

 

[dms1]

I have SAW 2.5" on my 99 - yours are setup different than mine. My shocks have the Spring adjuster on the top.

SAW sold the coilover shocks part of their business to Advanced FLOW Engineering | aFe POWER.

 

[Atomic6]

You can contact Tim at 303 shock services. He's the man when it comes to all things shocks and coil overs.

https://www.facebook.com/303Shocks/

 

[dms1]

99 4 Runner

These guys rebuild shocks and are about an hour or two away from you - check out their videos on you tube Home // Rock and Road // Roseville, CA. They have a mobile service as well.

 

[cmj]

I have SAW 2.5" on my 99 - yours are setup different than mine. My shocks have the Spring adjuster on the top.

SAW sold the coilover shocks part of their business to Advanced FLOW Engineering | aFe POWER.

Mine are the 'old' style. Yours are the newer ones.

You can contact Tim at 303 shock services. He's the man when it comes to all things shocks and coil overs.

https://www.facebook.com/303Shocks/

Thanks

 

[dms1]

Mine are the 'old' style. Yours are the newer ones.



Thanks

OK, I bought them about 8 years ago so I thought they were old. These guys are near you (Loomis) and have a mobile shock rebuilding service and were SAW certified at one time.

http://rockandroadperformance.com/services/

 

[cmj]

OK, I bought them about 8 years ago so I thought they were old. These guys are near you (Loomis) and have a mobile shock rebuilding service and were SAW certified at one time.

Services FAQ // Shock & Metal Fab // Loomis

Dang, mine must be REALLY old then! Thanks!

 

[88Cleve4runner]

Dang, mine must be REALLY old then! Thanks!

They are. I had the same ones as yours on my 97. And when I had them rebuilt roughly 4-5 years ago, they were considered really old then. Some people at SAW didn't even know they did them this way, I had to talk to some of the older techs when I ordered my parts. But they worked fine for me.