**SOLD** FS: 1st gen SAW 2.0 Coilovers

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I have a pair of 2.0 Sway-A-Way coilovers for sale for 1st gen Tacomas.

I bought these originally in need of a rebuild with the intention of swapping them in when the time came to rebuild my Kings.

I got the SAW's rebuilt but learned that it was a quick 2 day process so I don't really need a backup pair of coilovers...so these are going up for sale.

These are freshly rebuilt by @Anthony250 with new oil, seals, bearings, and heims.

As you can see from the photos, the adjustment holes have seen better days but still work just fine.
I believe the coils to be 650# since that's what the SAW 2.0s usually come with, however these have been repainted so I can't confirm that. I also don't have the spanner wrench but that can be acquired easily from several different vendors.

Asking $500, buyer pays shipping. Located in SoCal outside of Pasadena.

 

Just FYI my SAW 2.0s came with 650# Eibach springs.

 

Ah good to know thanks!

 

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If these had a lower spring rate I could almost be persuaded to buy these. GLWS

 

Unfortunately I'm not 100% sure if they're 650# or possibly 600#...Ive been told SAWs come with 650 though for 1st gens which seems a little high to me, but since these were repainted I can't say for sure.

 

Honeslty if your asking a lower spring rate these would totally be fine being a smaller 2.0 shock spring.

 

Do you think they would be able to handle my full stainless steel underbelly, and a steel front bumper like the Relentless summit ?
I put my underbelly on and my truck lost about an inch of height on the factory spring rate.

 

I have 600# springs on my 2.5 Kings with a full steel underbelly but no bumper yet, however I wouldn't hesitate to put one on. Stock spring rating for the 1st gens is 490# if I remember right. If you're running full steel armor and a bumper on factory springs then yeah, they're going to sag something fierce. 600# should be adequate and 650 would be even better IMO. These are 2.0 shocks not 2.5s though, but I'm not sure how that would really factor into the equation... @Anthony250 any input on this?

 

Hard to say how much weight that is, but it would work but it wouldnt be that tall, better get some 650 springs which shouldnt be that hard.

 

Thanks @eon_blue and @Anthony250 for takin the time to respond.
Lookin forward to make this happed.

 

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