troyboy162
06-13-2013, 07:46 PM
http://www.toyteclifts.com/index.php?page=shop.product_details&product_id=59008&category_id=71&flypage=flypage.tpl&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=72
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/www-toyteclifts-com/93584-%2A%2A%2Anew-toytec-superflex-rear-coils%2A%2A%2A.html
I bought these awhile back to replace my land cruiser springs. I researched springs and wanted to replace the 1.5" I lost when I did my tank swap and also wanted a stiffer spring to balance me front to rear better. I bought the toytec after reading it was roughly the same lenght as my LC springs but ~50 lbs stiffer (240lbs). They immediately did not lift as high as my then broken LC springs. So I knew something was up.
I ran the Superflex coils for about 3 months but had to install a spacer to get a reasonable ride height. No complaints on performance and they seemed to hold extra camping weight well. I think the quoted lifts in the first link are true. I want to put it out there that they are not 240 lbs springs and are not a stiffer replacement for LC springs as the given specs would lead you to believe.
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/www-toyteclifts-com/93584-%2A%2A%2Anew-toytec-superflex-rear-coils%2A%2A%2A.html
I bought these awhile back to replace my land cruiser springs. I researched springs and wanted to replace the 1.5" I lost when I did my tank swap and also wanted a stiffer spring to balance me front to rear better. I bought the toytec after reading it was roughly the same lenght as my LC springs but ~50 lbs stiffer (240lbs). They immediately did not lift as high as my then broken LC springs. So I knew something was up.
I ran the Superflex coils for about 3 months but had to install a spacer to get a reasonable ride height. No complaints on performance and they seemed to hold extra camping weight well. I think the quoted lifts in the first link are true. I want to put it out there that they are not 240 lbs springs and are not a stiffer replacement for LC springs as the given specs would lead you to believe.