4runnerfiend
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Found a set locally for cheap. So am entertaining the idea.
From what I can tell these are for newer Taco's and 4runners. They are 400mm height (15.75") and have a 590 lbs rate. According to Wheelers offroad website.
I'm running stock 5th gen spring right now which have a 14" free height and I believe are about 550-580 lbs rate. On Tundra 5100's on the 4th of 5 Cir clips settings.
So the theory is if I lower my circlip setting down to the first one (I believe on the Tundra 5100's the lowest is below stock height) Or if I do the second clip I should be around a 3" lift.
Will be getting a tube bumper and winch soon so am looking into springs that will handle more weight without being harsh.
I appreciate anyone's thoughts on this
From what I can tell these are for newer Taco's and 4runners. They are 400mm height (15.75") and have a 590 lbs rate. According to Wheelers offroad website.
I'm running stock 5th gen spring right now which have a 14" free height and I believe are about 550-580 lbs rate. On Tundra 5100's on the 4th of 5 Cir clips settings.
So the theory is if I lower my circlip setting down to the first one (I believe on the Tundra 5100's the lowest is below stock height) Or if I do the second clip I should be around a 3" lift.
Will be getting a tube bumper and winch soon so am looking into springs that will handle more weight without being harsh.
I appreciate anyone's thoughts on this
