Tundra Shocks

Tommy4Runner

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Hey guys, I read through the sticky Lift FAQ's but still have a question as far as fitment, I have a 2000 4Runner 4x4 with 175K with stock suspension. My dad has an 01 Tundra 4x2 Access Cab that had Bilstein shocks installed at new so his stock shocks have maybe 5-10K on them, would these be a direct bolt on other that having to change the fitting on top. Or would I have to change the coils as well to get them to fit? Thanks in advance. Tom
 
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You could just replace the top plates for 4runner top plates. Also what are the color markings on the coils? Are you looking for a lift? You'd need some top plate spacers if you're looking to get around 3".
 
Hey guys, I read through the sticky Lift FAQ's but still have a question as far as fitment, I have a 2000 4Runner 4x4 with 175K with stock suspension. My dad has an 01 Tundra 4x2 Access Cab that had Bilstein shocks installed at new so his stock shocks have maybe 5-10K on them, would these be a direct bolt on other that having to change the fitting on top. Or would I have to change the coils as well to get them to fit? Thanks in advance. Tom

I was just reading a thread today that used 4x2 access cab assemblies and I believe he felt the height was very similar to stock. Yes, you'd need to re-use your top hats.
 

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