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    Quick Links: Need Sway Bar Links.... 2nd gen Rear shock options WITH lengths Risks of "do it yourself" on upgrading your suspension 2n gen Lower control arm 3rd gen Rancho Loaded quickLIFT RS999915 on 285 70 17 Is this an acceptable grease for the OME UCA's?

Would this setup work for my truck?

Discussion in 'Suspension' started by taco_blanco2005, Apr 19, 2019.

  1. Apr 19, 2019 at 6:29 AM
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    taco_blanco2005

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    taco_blanco2005 [OP] Well-Known Member

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    NE Florida
    Vehicle:
    ‘02 Tacoma PreRunner V6 DC
    2002 Double-Cab PreRunner (108k miles)

    Looking to refresh/upgrade my trucks stock suspension, while keeping the stock height of the truck. I don't offroad other than your occasional driving down a dirt path for a weekend hike or something of that nature, so really just looking for something that drives comfortably on the roads (budget: <$800).

    I'm thinking of the following setup, but looking for some TWorld feedback and wanting to make sure this makes sense before pulling the trigger.

    Front: 5100 shocks @ 0" setting (in case I want to lift/level later on) paired with
    $169 Moog 81082 Coil Spring Set
    Moog 81082 springs

    Rear: 4600 shocks; don't think I need new leafs since I don't tow/haul very often, but open to hearing why I should otherwise.

    Thanks!
     
    taco_blanco2005, Apr 19, 2019
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