Some good news.

[Toy4ever]

Just found out that the prior owner took it to a 4wd shop before he sold it to me and replaced the rear coils and shocks because of the 4runner sag. I am waiting for the 4wd shop to open to find out exactly what was put on there but the website says the only replacement coils and shocks they have are an ome set. I just need to find out which ones they are!

 

[Toy4ever]

Just got off the phone with the 4wd shop and they told me that the coils put on the back were a set of downey coils to replace the sag. Thats about all the information they could give me. Can anyone else tell me more about these coils?

 

[t4r505]

I am pretty sure the only coils downey made for the 4Runner are the 2.5/3.5 lift coils it should lift a 4wd 4runner 2.5 inches over stock and 3.5 for a 2wd
do you have a pretty good rake right now?

 

[Toy4ever]

this is the front space.

This is the rear space.

Here is a picture of the coil itself, not even sure if this helps lol

And this is what it looks like from a distance.

If this helps identify springs at all please let me know! Should i just look for a front coil set? Help me out fellas

 

[t4r505]

Yeah those are them I have some sitting in my closet right now.
- would just try to get a matching lift up front around 2.5 inches

 

[Toy4ever]

Any suggestions to match up the front? Thanks for all the help :banana:

 

[t4r505]

The cheapest option would be front spacers toytec and daystar have 2.5 inch front spacers.

You could also go with the 881 coil with a smaller spacer maybe just a topout spacer or if you expect to get a front bumper or like a really stiff ride 883s or 882s. You would probably need to get the ome shocks witht these ome coils

The most expensive but best option would be coilovers there are a bunch to choose from toytec has some but there are sway a ways, donahoes, fox, king, icon, and fabtech. .ost are adjustable height.

Spacers would cost between 50 to 150.
The ome setup with shocks around 300 to 400.
Coilovers from 600 up to 1300