WTB Front Springs and Shocks already assembled

[clemsonxplorer]

Located in Houston Tx during week and Tyler Tx during weekend.

I would really prefer bilsteins, but let me know what you got. Thanks.

 

[810moto]

what are you looking for.....a stock set up or something different?

let us know so we can help you out.

 

[clemsonxplorer]

what are you looking for.....a stock set up or something different?

let us know so we can help you out.

Stock setup would be fine, I mainly just want 4runner springs with good shocks already assembled. Right now I have FJ springs and they are lifting the front too much, and the stock shocks that came with them are way too bouncy, so I just want to go back to stock springs and really good shocks. I would just buy shocks and use my old stock 4runner springs but I can't afford to pay somebody to assemble them.

I would also take 4runner springs that had a small spacer that would only lift the front by .5" or so.

 

[cknsls@adelphia]

What's going on?

Stock setup would be fine, I mainly just want 4runner springs with good shocks already assembled. Right now I have FJ springs and they are lifting the front too much, and the stock shocks that came with them are way too bouncy, so I just want to go back to stock springs and really good shocks. I would just buy shocks and use my old stock 4runner springs but I can't afford to pay somebody to assemble them.

I would also take 4runner springs that had a small spacer that would only lift the front by .5" or so.

What year 4Runner do you have? I have the X-Reas on my '05 Sport and have the Fj Springs and standard Tokio shocks in my garage I was going to install once the 100K warranty is up. Most have reported great results.

SO I am interested in hearing about your experience. All posts said to expect about a 1/2" list with the FJ springs.

 

[clemsonxplorer]

What year 4Runner do you have? I have the X-Reas on my '05 Sport and have the Fj Springs and standard Tokio shocks in my garage I was going to install once the 100K warranty is up. Most have reported great results.

SO I am interested in hearing about your experience. All posts said to expect about a 1/2" list with the FJ springs.

Its an 06 limited. The FJ springs are making me nose high even with the FJ springs in the back too. The front lifted me about 1.5"-2". The Totiko shocks supposedly only had 3k miles on them but they bounce like they are completely shot and I paid for those to be assembled. I am putting my old 90k shocks back on the rear this weekend.

 

[cknsls@adelphia]

Its an 06 limited. The FJ springs are making me nose high even with the FJ springs in the back too. The front lifted me about 1.5"-2". The Totiko shocks supposedly only had 3k miles on them but they bounce like they are completely shot and I paid for those to be assembled. I am putting my old 90k shocks back on the rear this weekend.

Thanks, Didn't mean to hijack your thread. Will probably do a "cut and paste" of your comment and put it on the "problems board". I am ready to do this and 2" is way too much.

 

[clemsonxplorer]

Thanks, Didn't mean to hijack your thread. Will probably do a "cut and paste" of your comment and put it on the "problems board". I am ready to do this and 2" is way too much.

Mine is the only case I have seen of this happening. But look at my other threads and you will see I have been having problems with my T4R anyway.

 

[clemsonxplorer]

nobody has any from upgrading to FJ Springs?

 

[tictoc]

nobody has any from upgrading to FJ Springs?

Hoping to get my FJ's in the mail this week. I will check back when I do.

 

[clemsonxplorer]

Hoping to get my FJ's in the mail this week. I will check back when I do.

how many miles and what kind of shocks?

 

[tictoc]

how many miles and what kind of shocks?

62K (2005) stock shocks, I believe . Not sure of the type I will have a better idea when I pull them off. I will post up then.

 

[zenryoku]

Hi, I have a complete front assembly and rear shocks off my 07 SR5 4wd with about 15,000 miles. (tokico shocks) Let me know if you're interested.