Urgent!!! What is the spring colour code for trd off-road front springs ??? Red green and red blue ?

So not the exact answer was hoping for red blue and red green differences I think red green is driver side

 

Count the coils. The one with more is drivers side

 

Look the exact same

 

Anyone with a trd off-road able to see the paint marks on their coils??

 

Awaiting you and your peers to prune threads (like you volunteered to do) so that this place can have a shred of credibility.

To OP: I just went down and looked at my coils and did not see any specific olor markings. They both have a brown plastic sleeve on the top coil, and the passenger side had a gold marking on it. Otherwise they looked identical.

 

He's got a third gen.

 

Canada decided to drive on the same side of the road as us (U.S.), so why do they still put a U in color, eh?
LOL

 

Where are the markings? Didn't see anything on mine

 

Thanks for all the help guys but I have it confirmed I think, red green is driver and red blue is passenger

 

My response to Moe2o4's post was about his answer, he was giving colors for the shocks, drivel...the OP was asking about the springs, then it deteriorated even further with the 'count the coils' posting. My gawd, the coils are the same, the spring rate is just slightly higher on the drivers side to take care of the 'taco lean'.

 

Noob.

 

Spring rate is the same. The OAL is the difference.


Gawd.

 

If they haven't been disassembled, you should be able to tell which is which by the way the bottom of the coil is timed.
It should face the rear.

ETA; if the front is 12 o'clock they sit at 7 o'clock

 

No balls

 

Then why the different color coding for each side. Good grief, it ain't rocket science, drivers side has a slightly higher spring rate to compensate for the overloaded gas tank/battery/driver on same side...