Sequoia Front Coils - Ride Height?

[T4R2014]

I have a set of OEM 2WD Sequoia front coils in very nice condition. Has anyone installed Sequoia coils in general so I can get an idea of ride height? I want to maintain stock ride height on my 1998 Limited 4WD. I'm also installing a TJM bumper. I'm thinking either Bilstein 5100s or Bilstein 4600 - the 4Runner part numbers though. I'm familiar with the Tundra TRD springs so I'd imagine these will go in, and the 2WD part numbers should offer a slightly lower ride height while still being designed for the extra weight associated with a big cast iron V8.

 

[phattyduck]

A small top plate spacer might be all you need. Like 1/4" or so...

-Charlie

 

[T4R2014]

A small top plate spacer might be all you need. Like 1/4" or so...

-Charlie

With my originals, or with these Sequoia coils? Funny enough I was going to ask your what you are running. Looks about what I want.

 

[phattyduck]

With my originals, or with these Sequoia coils? Funny enough I was going to ask your what you are running. Looks about what I want.

Previous to recently switching to Kings, I had 4Runner 5100s, up 1 or 2 notches (can't remember!) with 5th gen 4Runner springs and a 3/8" top plate spacer. Plate front bumper, 9k winch with synthetic rope and full skids. The front was a bit soft still, but I think that was just the valving getting old on the 5100's after some hard miles. Just under 2" of lift up front.

edit: I used a 1/4" top plate spacer to compensate for the 4WD parts when I still had my stock 2WD springs - that is around 0.5" of lift.

-Charlie