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1998 Pre-Runner suspension help

Discussion in '1st Gen. Tacomas (1995-2004)' started by Grumpmasta, Apr 5, 2016.

  1. Apr 5, 2016 at 10:35 PM
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    Grumpmasta

    Grumpmasta [OP] Member

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    Arizona
    Vehicle:
    1998 V6 Prerunner
    Suspension, skid, exhaust, rear end, wheels n tires, and a bunch of nonsense.
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    Ok... So,

    I have a 98 prerunner, I bought it with kings on the front and red shocks on rear. I'm Assuming a 3" lift? I'm no expert in this kinda stuff. All my Expertise goes To the Motos...

    That being said I need some help
    And advice. The ride
    Is absolutely terrible!!! So
    Stiff the truck wants to tear Itself apart. Offroad it's worse than some beat to shit Honda


    What should
    I do? Would
    An adjustment to the front help? Or buy new rears? Trying to keep it on the Cheaper end. I don't do major off-roading of any kind. But I would like to be able to hit some mellow forest service roads with the fiancé without the truck falling apart and shaking itself to death. Also would be nice for work my
    Commute isn't a stiff bounce over every single bump or
    Pebble
     
  2. Apr 6, 2016 at 9:58 AM
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    daryltaco

    daryltaco Member

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    daryl
    texas
    Vehicle:
    02 v6 xtra cab daily driver/zombie mower
    ome leaf springs, 5125 rear,5100 front, deckplate
    im no expert but im guessing you need to take the coilovers out and rebuild/ reset the height. check your leaf springs and rear shocks too, im assuming everything is just worn out.
     

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