TRD Coils/LC 7 Wraps

[shadow247]

TRD front Coils - these are the YY/YB coils everyone is looking for. They will lift the front of your rig about 2-2.5 inches. They will work with stock 4runner shocks if you are on a budget - 175 shipped

LC 7 Wraps - These are the shortest LC coils you can get. I got about 4" of lift in the rear with these. You will need new Land Cruiser rear shocks to go with these springs. You can get some Monroe's from Advance for about 50-60 bucks depending on prices in your area. They ride great, and give tons of flex. These are getting hard to find, I have my salvage yard contacts searching for them constantly and they have all come up empty in the last few weeks. -150 shipped

These are still on the truck, but will be coming off hopefully Saturday 1/19 if I get my rear spacers in time.

 

[shadow247]

sale pending.....

 

[jd_adventuresquad]

if the buyer doesnt pull through i am really interested in the yy/yb TRD coils

 

[green 974runner]

sale

are these still for sale.

 

[shadow247]

These are sold. May have another set in a few weeks if my salvage yards contacts can come through.

 

[danthemanx07]

Nevermind. Just picked some up.

 

[russ_]

I know these are already sold, but can you tell me what yeat LC the 7 wraps come off of? I'd like to scrounge up a set, but I want the least amount of lift possible.

Thanks.

 

[shadow247]

I don't really know. You can call the folks at CruiserParts.net Landcruiser Parts and see if they know. I haven't been able to find any concrete info on which springs came on which years. I would imagine if you go through the different years and look at the overall height, the year with the lowest height would be the shortest springs.

 

[shadow247]

Looks like 1992 is the lowest height from looking on Edmunds.com. They list the 1992 at 70.2 while later years are listed at 73.2 inches. This would make sense based on the different lengths of the springs that are out there.

 

[russ_]

Thanks shadow.

The setup I have now rides terrible. I'd like to piece together a better setup by the time the permafrost melts here. But I don't really want to sit much higher than I do now.

 

[shadow247]

I'm recommending to everyone that they purchase the Toytec Superflex rear springs until I can come up with some more 7 wraps. They seem to be comparable in lift and spring rate, but they are a progressive rate spring to give a little better ride than they 7 Wraps.