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Hey! Im trying to help my GRJ76 cope better with the extra load it has. Around 100kg at the front (winch + bumper) + 200-300kg at the back (tent,rack,drawers) The idea at the moment is to use the more "heavy duty" leafspring + springs from the GRJ79. I cant really make the vehicle higher...

I purchased a parts 40 a while back, and it had these, what appear to be, lift springs in the back. They look pretty much brand new, so I would like to use them, if they are descent springs, and in the 2.5" range. I searched the part # and it looks like they may be pro comps, but the yellow...

Looking for a complete overhead set. Valves, springs, keepers, and retainers. For a 1983 fj60 2f.

Would these fit my LX? In the process of completing the mod to LC suspension. Ad says "Landcruiser OEM springs" but then it mentions 4Runner...? Thanks.

been outside for a while, no rot, no wheels $800,, I can load on your trailer with my forklift.

Anyone have any leads on rear lift springs for a new model highlander/kluger? Seems all the major makers like king stopped making them for these vehichles in 2017. Which is unfortunate as even unloaded the rear springs are too soft. Load in a few things and even towing a small trailer at...

My warehouses are out and I need a pair of Pro Comp 31252 leaf springs to finish a build.

Free for the pickup. Not rusted, fronts are probably a little saggy. Local Pickup only, 81230

Looking for some used rear fj60 leaf springs. Preferably near Twin Falls ID, willing to travel a bit. Thank you

Set of slightly saggy springs off my 1990 FJ62. No rust First come first serve - if I dont hear anything in the next few days they are going to the recycler. thanks

I installed new leak springs as well as front and rear shocks and tie rod ends today and all I can say is wow! Its like driving a new car. Im loving this thing more and more all the time 😎🌊🏞️

I have front and rear 80 series take offs from a 94. Had approx 167k miles when removed Located in LA - can meet you somewhere within reason $100 for all four, or let me know which ones you need 4runner guys

I currently have an OME 3" lift kit that came with 851/860 springs (2" springs) but I'm looking to clear 37s well. I am not afraid of too much trimming but would like to stay away from it if I could. I'm looking to replace just the coils for now to get me to that real 3" lift height instead of...

I know there are MANY threads dedicated to this and I've waded through many of them, but I also know that people here have tried all kinds of solutions and have probably already found the answer I'm looking for, so why not. This is my 97. It's on 33's and current a TJM 50mm progressive rate 50...

Dobinson 3'' Flexi Springs and Fox Shocks. Everything is in great shape. I ran them for about 5k. I added a lot of weight to my truck so I bump up to a heavier spring and reservoir shock. Yes they do flex well. Dobinson 3'' Flexi Front Springs C59-612V...

Selling a 6-month old set of Dobinson's Springs: Front: C59-302 (Teal) Rear: C59-327 (Teal) Asking $200 OBO for the set of 4x. Will ship at buyer's expense.

Hello! Are there any significant downsides to using new OEM shocks with aftermarket torsion bars/springs for a 2" lift? Will these shocks function properly with that amount of lift or will aftermarket shocks be a lot better? Also, any recommendations on Dobinsons torsion bar + springs vs OME...

1980 FJ40 factory suspension, shocks, shackles and all hardware. Super clean. Rear springs were a bit saggy. Better pictures upon request. PM me if interested.

Hey Everyone! I have a 03 LX470 and I've finally made the decision to take out my AHC and switch to a more standard suspension. The main reason was rust. After doing some research, I'm leaning towards getting Kings: 25001-259 / 25001-258 King Shocks for Toyota Land Cruiser 100 and Lexus LX470...

Was trying to put on stiffer springs for my 570, (which didn't work with the AHC because they were too stiff), and I had to scavenge a quart of AHC fluid from a dealer 100 miles away. Refilling resevoir and had this at the bottom. WTF!?