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2018 shocks/coils on my 2011?

Discussion in 'Suspension' started by xguntherc, Jan 26, 2019.

  1. Feb 7, 2019 at 10:59 PM
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    xguntherc

    xguntherc [OP] Taco Time

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    Icon Stage 5, Nexen Roadian MTX, Fuel KB43 Block wheels, Baja Design XL 80s, Baja Squad Pro WC fogs, TacoVinyl grill, "dudebro" lights, Prinsu rack, trail rash pinstripes, BAMF hybrid bumper, sliders, and LCA skids, and a few other things I can't think of.
    Lol.. didn't look into it, just asked out the blue.
     
  2. Apr 4, 2019 at 1:04 PM
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    xguntherc

    xguntherc [OP] Taco Time

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    Icon Stage 5, Nexen Roadian MTX, Fuel KB43 Block wheels, Baja Design XL 80s, Baja Squad Pro WC fogs, TacoVinyl grill, "dudebro" lights, Prinsu rack, trail rash pinstripes, BAMF hybrid bumper, sliders, and LCA skids, and a few other things I can't think of.
    Ok. How hard will it be to swap out my old suspension for these new shocks and coils I got from a 2019 TRD OR?

    Coils are installed and everything already. Would it be pretty easy to just take off the old and swap in the new? I'm planning on redoing my brakes this weekend. Maybe while I'm working on it and the tires are off I might as well throw the shocks on, too.

    Only concern is taking the taco lean spacer off my old shocks and adding it to the new ones. Does it go on the top, or do I need a shop with a machine to compress the coil?
     

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