Downey Off Road Adjustable coilover pack with Eibach Springs

I got the last set of Downey Off Road adjustable coil packs that Jim made. I bought these back in 2012 and installed on my Tacoma Adjusted to 3" of lift. I have since upgraded my lift to 4" kit and replaced with new coil overs so I didn't have to use the spacers. The new looking black towers on the top of the coil pack are removable. They were from a bracket lift kit I installed.

I paid right around $1000 for these coil overs new and have put about 30k miles on them. I am asking $375 shipped in the lower 48. I am including the tower spacers which can be unbolted if needed. I also will include the wrench that came with the shocks so they can be adjusted once installed. I was able to run 285's with these shocks.

Questions, feel free to ask! I would be willing to take a trade for an elocker in either 4.30 or 4.56 ratio.

I am located in Monmouth, Oregon and am happy to meet up if needed or wanted.

 

Is that a combination of spacer and coil over lift? How does it work with stock UCA's?

It looks like it's both right side up and upside down.

I have never seen that configuration before.

 

its a spacer for a drop bracket lift, read the ad, its really not that hard

 

That rudeness was really not necessary.

 

I can read very well, thank you. Where does the ad specifically mention/explain the drop bracket application? ... unless I missed that.

 

Sorry if I didn't explain it very well. The coil over shocks will work with stock UCA's. When I Installed the drop bracket lift I threaded the shocks all the way down and installed the strut spacers on top to fit them back into the truck. Before the drop bracket lift I had them threaded up to give the 3" lift. The strut spacers are installed on the top of the shocks, eyes are on the bottom.

The new looking strut spacers are easily unbolted from the struts and the struts will fit a stock Tacoma giving the new owner the ability to run a much smoother shock over the stock Bilstein. They can either thread the spring to level the truck out or run it up to lift the front end but still maintain a nice suspension feel.

 

Original ad read, per your instructions. There is no mention of drop bracket application in that post.

So I guess you have magical read between the lines powers. Awesomeness.

@Toyota Man, thank you for the clarifying follow up post. GLWS!

 

Bump!!! $350 Shipped

 

I have a 6" procomp stage 1 lift kit. I want to add 2 more inches to make it 8" lift total up front. Will this help me get the 8"? I already have the top spacer you said is removable. I would pair this with some upper control arms as well. im local here in Oregon. let me know

 

Yes these would get you the 8" of lift your wanting if the 4" spacer tower I have installed was removed and your installed your 6" spacer tower and then adjusted the sleeve up 2". I had the sleeve set at 3" of lift on these shocks for my first lift.

 

Pm sent

 

replied to PM.

 

Still available?

 

yes