Official ONSC member buying/selling thread (51 Viewers)

[Tar Heel 1]

Hello ONSC members,

I am looking for rear spring and shocks for my 80. I would like to stay with standard height ( I understand that replacing the current spring will give it a slight increase in height) and there is no additional weight in the rear. Let me know if you have something that fits the bill collecting dust in you garage and I'll gladly buy it.

Cheers!

 

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[JohnVee]

Hello ONSC members,

I am looking for rear spring and shocks for my 80. I would like to stay with standard height ( I understand that replacing the current spring will give it a slight increase in height) and there is no additional weight in the rear. Let me know if you have something that fits the bill collecting dust in you garage and I'll gladly buy it.

Cheers!

I have an OME medium full set of everything sitting around in case you change your mind and want to gain a little more height. My assumption is probably 2-3" over where you currently sit with worn original springs.

Also, the factory shocks are still available from Toyota for under $40ea IIRC and are pretty dang good. I've got a set on my white truck for almost 50K miles now. They're an under appreciated gem!

 

[Tar Heel 1]

I have an OME medium full set of everything sitting around in case you change your mind and want to gain a little more height. My assumption is probably 2-3" over where you currently sit with worn original springs.

Also, the factory shocks are still available from Toyota for under $40ea IIRC and are pretty dang good. I've got a set on my white truck for almost 50K miles now. They're an under appreciated gem!

Thanks JohnVee,
I just did the front with OME spring and factory toyota shocks - the front now sits about an inch higher than the rear but that is with an ARB bumper and also a winch. I don't have additional weight in the back and I would like to avoid the stinkbug look. Your springs might raise the rear too much.