30mm coil spacers (1 Viewer)

[voodu3]

I’m working on the suspension on my 80 and I’m looking for a local to Chattanooga source for some coil spacers to level out the suspension. Particularly some 30mm ones for the rear springs. If anyone knows where I might find some I’d appreciate it. Thanks

 

[oldredfj60]

I may have some. The parts store cheapo ones also work well in the rear.

 

[voodu3]

I may have some. The parts store cheapo ones also work well in the rear.

. Ok cool. Let me know if you want to sell yours. Every time I go to the auto parts store and ask for a part for the LC they act like they’ve never heard of a land cruiser. Thanks

 

[oldredfj60]

Should be at the shop tomorrow lunch-ish, working on the Unimog if you want to stop by. The rear ones are Mr. Donut or some other silly brand - coil spring helpers. Not Toyota specific. I think they sell for $25-30 over the counter. I have a spare set of front spacers as well.

. Ok cool. Let me know if you want to sell yours. Every time I go to the auto parts store and ask for a part for the LC they act like they’ve never heard of a land cruiser. Thanks

 

[voodu3]

That’s awesome. Text me the address. I’ve got to hang out til epb comes to fix my internet but I’d love to come check that out. Thanks

 

[jynx]

That thing is awesome! @oldredfj60 I love those rigs.

 

[Leandro]

I know I'm kinda late now, but if you're still looking for spacers, I want to get mine off my truck, they are tough dog, for 80 and 100 series.

 

[voodu3]

I know I'm kinda late now, but if you're still looking for spacers, I want to get mine off my truck, they are tough dog, for 80 and 100 series.

Yeah I’m still looking for a set. Let me know what you want for them. Thanks

 

[Leandro]

well, they are still on my truck....
When took my truck to install the OME lift kit the guy left them there, but that's a different story that didn't end up very well.
I don't know if the coil spring compressor would be enough to get them out or I need to disconnect the sway bar, take out the caliper and disconnect the shocks to get the axle down.

 

[voodu3]

I would think a coil compressor would be enough to get them out but I’m not sure. I haven’t removed them before. If you decide to tackle removing them let me know. I’d be glad to give you a hand with it.