Where can I find new 99 rear coils?

[jmferg]

Where can I get new OEM 99 rear coils from a 4x4?
I have tried my local dealer and camelback and both have front 4x4 and 2wd 99' coils but only 99' rear coils for a 2wd.
Thanks in advance


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[jmferg]

I should also say anytime I search for a Toyota branded 1999 coil spring they say it's should fit up to models produced in February of 2001.
Is that correct because I thought the 99 height was 1999 specific


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[mtbtim]

Camelback definitely sells them because I bought a pair. I bought the ones that are for a 4x4 with 16" wheels.

The part number for both sides is #48231-35210.

 

[jmferg]

Camelback definitely sells them because I bought a pair. I bought the ones that are for a 4x4 with 16" wheels.



The part number for both sides is #48231-35210.

Thank you!

It's odd. When I search 1999 4R suspension components. That number isn't an option but it shows up when I search it directly




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[mtbtim]

Thank you!

It's odd. When I search 1999 4R suspension components. That number isn't an option but it shows up when I search it directly

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Oh, and here's a video tutorial for you on how to install them if you've never done it:

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[bramuno]

Guess I had bad luck but the pair I bought late 2014 ended up sitting 0.5" uneven from L-R and 0.5" lower than the front with no cargo. I ended up stuffing cheap spacers in to sit right.

Problem with 99 'tall' coils at this point, is that you might get 2 of them coming from total different warehouses, manufactured at very different times. Shouldn't matter in theory but let my experience serve as an example.

Now I'm looking for a pair to replace them and ditch the spacers. Want a spring rate very close to stock, giving about 22" hub-fender. Any suggestions appreciated.

Stock rear springs sit about a 1/2" lower on one side (forget which is which). That is why if you get OMEs for this Gen, one is longer than the other. Not bad luck at all, just good observation.

 

[PWD4R]

Isn't that for the fronts? 99 Highlander 'Tall' REAR spring is same part # for both sides.

I thought it was for rears due to the gas tank. Could be wrong


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[nissanh]

I have 2 but still didn't get to install those. When I did the first set I spent hours to get the pan hard bar aligned!

Tim you are an amazing person to document all this! Keep up the good work. At 13.26 you have the full axle drop and has to push in the shock to mount. What is the part number of that Bilstein?

 

[mtbtim]

I have 2 but still didn't get to install those. When I did the first set I spent hours to get the pan hard bar aligned!

Tim you are an amazing person to document all this! Keep up the good work. At 13.26 you have the full axle drop and has to push in the shock to mount. What is the part number of that Bilstein?

I used Bilstein 4600's. The part number is #24-024518

 

[Boudin]

I used the Moog rear springs for a '99, happy with then so far..



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[thaemcee2]

Stock rear springs sit about a 1/2" lower on one side (forget which is which). That is why if you get OMEs for this Gen, one is longer than the other. Not bad luck at all, just good observation.

OMEs rear coils are the same height i had 906s in the rear, not only was my driver-side about 1/3" lower due to gas tank but they were incredibily stiff! not reccomended if youre stock weight...i had to run the 10mm spacer on my driver side coil to get the rear level