For Sale 80 Series Lift Springs

[driftaholic]

Location

United States

I have a set of used Performance Products lift springs for a 91-97 FJ80 or FZJ80 Land Cruiser. These equal about a 1.5"-2" and doesn't put the truck in the range of really needing castor correction or extending any brackets. Picture of the truck with these springs and 33" tires ubove. They ride very nice and soft.

Here is my truck with these springs on 33's with a full load and winch weight:

 

[driftaholic]

Forgot to add my contact info: Ben 520-406-9000 Located in Sierra Vista and Tucson AZ

 

[driftaholic]

Asking $250 for the set.

 

[fl4031003]

Does the springs have any part numbers on them?

 

[Max Thompson]

Is this springs will work with stock shocks?

 

[mdeane]

willing to ship to SC? also are they supposed to be installed in a specific order

 

[FLETCH504]

still have the springs?

 

[zapatius]

Those look like the TJM 2" springs. I wouldn't run stock shocks with them. I personally would still recommend caster correction bushings with them as well, but some people run taller lifts without them.

 

[zapatius]

Part #'s would be, depending on springs:

Fronts:
Raised (Progressive Rate) - 30-50kg 50mm - 770FR80C
Heavy Duty Raised - 50-80kg - 50mm - 770FR80B
Extra Heavy Duty Raised - 80kg+ - 50mm - 770FRHD80B

Rears:
Raised (Progressive Rate) - Comfort - 50mm - 770RR80C
Raised - 100kg - 50mm - 770RR80B
Heavy Duty Raised - 150kg - 50mm - 770RSHD80B

I can't find info on whether or not they are "A" and "B"-sided like OME.

 

[driftaholic]

Thanks, I used rancho 9000 that were stock length with no problems. I don't mind shipping but I doubt it will be cheap they are big and heavy.

 

[mehbohdi]

I would b e interested, could you find out how much to ship to 98250
Thanks

 

[Ceizure]

Still have them? Ground to 80134 should be ok.