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I have a 4Runner TRD Pro Suspension w/ 2K and 4 weeks use.

Majority of miles highway/ 4 weeks of use in total.

Comes off a 15' 4Runner TRD Pro

Includes UCA and springs.

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I can offer a discount on FedEx shipping through my business.

 

These fit our tacomas?

 

Front could do, rear shocks do not. Found out the hard way, and have decided to go a different route.

I know there are a lot of 4Runner owners on here, or somebody looking for the front coils for their tacoma which is why I posted.

Thanks

 

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what did you replace them with?

 

Havent switched to anything yet, but saving up for @BajaKits chase kit.

 

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Bump. Anyone?

 

I want them... but a little more than I am looking to spend right now, and by a little more, i mean a lot more

 

Pm me an offer. Might be able to work with you.

 

FYI, it's not too hard to adapt them to Tacomas. Just reclock the collars on the front and a new bushing sleeve in the rear should do it

 

Rears: The busing sleeve bore is too small or too large? Who would you source a new sleeve from, and does it require specialty tools to install?
Fronts: Can you please clarify what re-clocking collars means?

Thanks

 

The front bolt holes on top are not in the same place so the collar just needs to be turned slightly to fit tacomas.
In the rear you can just get the correct bearings from bilstein. I don't remember what size

 

Would you happen to know if the rear springs and shocks would fit a 2007 FJ Cruiser?

 

Free bump. Does anyone happen to know the answer to my question 1 post up?

 

One sure way to find out would be to compare the part numbers of the original suspension components in both cars. That or a quick call to Bilstein. Sure beats waiting around here and relying on hearsay from some guy on the Internet

Edit: not trying to be a dick but if I wanted a sure answer and quick that's what I would do

 

I don't think you're being a dick at all. It's just hard to find the exact specs on the parts. I emailed bilsteinlifts in the past and they didn't give any helpful information. Only that they "don't recommend putting TRD pro parts on non TRD vehicles." Which I quickly disregarded

This morning I spoke directly to TRDparts4u and that gentleman was actually really helpful and cross referenced the parts. He said the springs would swap right over and SHOULD provide extra height because the 4runner is heavier so the springs are stiffer to compensate for sag. The shocks however were only compatible on 2010+ FJ's.

Just thought I'd post my findings for anyone else that might get this idea. Even though I am just "some guy on the internet"

 

Still have suspension?

 

Yes I do still have it available. Are you interested?