Suspension Ques for Highlander Edition

[4Runner4TW]

Hey Guys,
I know this has been covered before, but i just bought OME 906s and rear shocks 60028 to help with the rear of my ride. Right now it feels very "floaty" at highway speeds and bottems out on little bumps.
I thought this particular edition came with the tall coils but is that just the rear or does the front have the 1'' tall coils as well. I guess im just worried i will have a crazy rake when i install them. Does anyone have pictures of this set up? I thought i could maybe replace the tall coils im taking out to the front but if they are shot i dont think this would be a good idea.

Thanks!

 

[Stick Figure]

The taller springs are installed all the way around from the factory. I don't know anyone right off with the 906/tall combo but if you search my build thread I have pics of the tall front with 891 rears, that may give you an idea. and if your asking if you can put the rear springs on the front, absolutely different design/spring rate, would never work.

 

[PitbullRescuer]

It'll have some rake but not crazy. Buy the 1/4" top hat spacers from Toytec and some new front shocks. It'll sit dead even. Also, rethink your rear shock choice. Those OME rear shocks ride like sh*t. Look at Bilstein HD's (they're still stiff too) or if you want something softer, Tokico's or even Monroe SensaTracs.

 

[badattitude]

the 99 highlander factory front coils with the OME 906s in the rear will be sweet. Your front springs should have pink blue paint on the driver side and yellow blue on the passenger side to confirm they are "tall".

 

[4Runner4TW]

Thanks everyone! I was just worried about having a crazy set up but if the tall coils are all around then i will be fine. Eventually i will upgrade the front as well. Im not looking to have a tall rig, 2" is fine. I'll be sure to post pics of the before and after! I thought about going Bilstein, but got sucked into the ease of getting a packaged deal. I got the comfort shocks, we'll see how they work. I do tow a lot and somehow get sucked into moving furniture for people so the stiffness may be nice.