rear coil springs part 3 , 4 or whatever number we are up to .

[newyotaowner]

has anyone attemped to put jeep grand cherokee springs on the back of a 4 runner ? i know they have wheel coil springs and the high country version is another 2 inches higher than stock

[Robinhood4x4]

No, but that's an interesting question. As a sanity check before you do anything, you'll want to make sure the inner diameters are close to stock, top and bottom and that they at least look beefier.

[Obi..]

Get the spring rates to compare first, as there is a sprung weight difference between a 4Runner and a Jeep. You might end up with ineffective lift due to sag.

[Crinale]

also, if you find that the springs will actually work, you may want to douse them in rubbing alcohol and bleach just to make sure your 4Runner doesnt catch anything :-P

[Obi..]

you may want to douse them in rubbing alcohol and bleach just to make sure your 4Runner doesnt catch anything :-P


FYI..Please edit that part, Never mix those two, ever. Poisonous.

[Crinale]

its ammonia and bleach thats poisonous... never mix windex and bleach, no matter how good of a cleaner it becomes :lol:

[slosurfer]

honestly, if you are looking for the best budget little lift, then you should probably just get some SDORI spring spacers (http://sdori.com/SDORI_Products.html). $75 and you are fine with your shocks and everything else.

[Robinhood4x4]

honestly, if you are looking for the best budget little lift, then you should probably just get some SDORI spring spacers (http://sdori.com/SDORI_Products.html). $75 and you are fine with your shocks and everything else.


That's what I would do if budget is the goal. In fact, that's what I most likely will do with the 4th gen sooner or later.

[Robinhood4x4]

Jump on this, quick:
http://www.ultimateyota.com/index.php?option=com_smf&Itemid=26&topic=8975.0;topicseen