Toytec......help please

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I adjusted my coilover for all the weight I've added. Check my pics, one side's showing 2" more thread, that's what it took to get the left and right level, that normal?
 

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Looks like mine...I had to crank up the driver's side quite a bit more than the passenger's side. I have the 600 lb. coils and an ARB front bumper.

What weight coils do you have??


Here's what mine look like.

Pass side / Driver side




passfront.jpg
driverfront.jpg
 
Ok, and both of ours are cranked up about the same.
I was thinking ...I know hindsight...LOL!!! But I wish I would have gone with the 650 lb. Coils now.
 
Can someone with the 650 lb. coils and an aftermarket front bumper with or without winch post some pics of their Toytec coils. These are the Eibach/ bilstein 5100 coilovers....
 
I have the 650s and OL bumper. No winch. But mine sits pretty level. I can't post pics via cell phone.
 
Pics would be awesome, Im looking to buy the toytec coilovers real soon and dont know which ones to get, 600 or 650...
 
I had 650's on mine for a while. They were way too stiff IMO. I swapped them out for some 600's and I think the ride is a lot better. I have a different style adjusting collar than the ones posted above, so my pics won't help. But if you call toytec they will suggest the 600's not the 650's.

Ride quality is different from person to person, for me the 650's gave too stiff of a ride.
 
So, you got this kit then:
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Yes, Toytech did recommend the 600's over the 650's with my ARB.

Did you have to crank up the drivers side a lot more than the passengers side with this kit with the 600lb. coils ??
 
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snOwrunner is this your Runner??

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Very Impressive!!!!

Do you have a body lift in addition to the suspension lift???














Do you have a body lift in addition to the suspension lift??
 
yep. thats the kit.

No I have them both set at the same height. However my passenger side does sit higher than the driver side. It's not enough that I'm worried about it though. Every truck is different, so I don't think that it is a problem that you have one side cranked higher than the other.

EDIT: Dang, you just posted before I did. Yep thats mine. I'm running a 1.5" body lift as well.
 
Ive been running these coilovers for a few months now and have mine at the same level. I just measured my wheel wells and my passenger front is almost an inch higher! maybe that will explain the blown CV boot on that side...

I was worried that i would have to crank it down alot for it to sit level, but turns out its normal so im not worried anymore.
 
My first CV Boot to go was on the driver's side shortly after my orignal lift in 2003.

The passenger side finally blew after the Toytec lift last spring.
 
I adjusted my coilover for all the weight I've added. Check my pics, one side's showing 2" more thread, that's what it took to get the left and right level, that normal?

Hey guys. Sorry i missed this.

I got a couple questions for you.

Do you have any additional weight on the front? (bumper, winch, etc.)
Which springs are installed on the rear?
Are the rear spring installed on the correct sides. OME's are tagged A and B. The A coil goes on the driver side.

Looks like mine...I had to crank up the driver's side quite a bit more than the passenger's side. I have the 600 lb. coils and an ARB front bumper.

What weight coils do you have??


Here's what mine look like.

Pass side / Driver side
passfront.jpg

It looks to me like you have way more than 3 inches of lift here. I would try lowering it down quite a bit and see if the difference between the two side evens out

One other possibility is that the coilover is just fully extended and you are not getting any lift by cranking them up that high.

Feel free to PM me if you want

Thanks!
Dylan
 

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