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[fl4031003]

usually hang out in the 100 and 80 forums. have a question about 3rd gen 4 runner I have looked at the mounting points of the front and rear shocks and wanted to know if 01 Tundra shocks would work on a 98 4runner. was going to swap the fronts complete including springs. rates might be a little stiff but not sure. Will it work? Any issues?

 

[Jacket]

I would think the struts and top plate would be different/bigger on a Tundra over a 4Runner. Just the shock? Part numbers are different, but they might pass a fit test.

 

[rickashay]

usually hang out in the 100 and 80 forums. have a question about 3rd gen 4 runner I have looked at the mounting points of the front and rear shocks and wanted to know if 01 Tundra shocks would work on a 98 4runner. was going to swap the fronts complete including springs. rates might be a little stiff but not sure. Will it work? Any issues?

Yah they will work but depending on the colour codes, some are really stiff for the T4R. Check out this link:

4RNR.NET

 

[BlackTaco]

Yah they will work but depending on the colour codes, some are really stiff for the T4R. Check out this link:

4RNR.NET

You sure? Your link is to Tundra coils only. The OP is asking direct swap over front/rear.

OP
I have a set of ICON's CO up front, and there is a Tundra bolt pattern (slightly larger) and then the 4runner/Tacoma pattern (the 3 upper upper nuts) which is smaller. They are very close - but different.
A pair of tundra coilovers won't just bolt up to a 4runner.

Also, the rear shocks on the Tundra should be eye mounts on each end - where the 4runner has eye on one end, and just the shaft on the other.

So to answer your question - No.

You can use the Tundra shock/coil (will over-extend your 4runner system though) and just breakdown the strut and use the Tacoma/4runner top plate so the mounting holes line up.

You can also buy the eye to shaft conversion as well. http://www.summitracing.com/parts/EXP-690001/

Buying these additional parts to make the Tundra parts work - does not make sense though. (IMO)