WTB: Stock 100 series rear springs
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No gots. A lot of 100's just use the stock spring with a spacer, so they aren't as common used as other springs. What are you trying to do, can you use '80 springs, have plenty of those?
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Not sure if an 80 will work. Are they a close diameter at T&B to the stock 100? If I had a 100 to measure I'm sure I could figure it out.
The 100 rear spring gives 2" of lift to a Sequoia's ass.
The 100 rear spring gives 2" of lift to a Sequoia's ass.
Try posting in the 100 section. There are lots of people with them sitting around their garages you could likely have for the price of shipping. That's how I got mine. The mods will get pissed about non-tech post and send you to the 100-series wasteland that is the Parts Classifieds, but phrase the title such as "Need OEM 100 series springs for Sequoia lift - will it work?" to keep it tech. And the springs must be similar dimensions T/B as people run 863/865/866's on 100 seriers rears. I'm using 80-series spacers in the rear.
btw, what year Sequoia are you lifting, and what are you doing for the front. I'm slowly in the market for another car, and have been considering another 100 series or a Sequoia. Are you just using Tundra front-end parts?
btw, what year Sequoia are you lifting, and what are you doing for the front. I'm slowly in the market for another car, and have been considering another 100 series or a Sequoia. Are you just using Tundra front-end parts?
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Planning on the bilstein 5100 adjustable fronts with the stock springs. Their about $250 for a pair. These coupled with the stock 100 rears should get me a couple inches. I picked up an '01 last week and am hoping to get in the dirt again soon.
Are the 863,5,6's 80 series springs?
From what I can deduce, the 100 series stock springs are 3" longer than stock and a bit of a bitch to get in but the give 2" of lift without any additional mods.
Are the 863,5,6's 80 series springs?
From what I can deduce, the 100 series stock springs are 3" longer than stock and a bit of a bitch to get in but the give 2" of lift without any additional mods.
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80 and 100 springs are very similar, may guess is they would net similar result. I have some ifin you want to try?
I have a set of stock 100 springs.. but there in SoCal. If you can wait I'll bring them out here to AZ when I move the family in mid-June.
I know that these are still available and he'll take $25 if you pickup
2003 Toyota Landcruiser rear springs and torsion bars
2003 Toyota Landcruiser rear springs and torsion bars
Hey its Bman
I have a pair you can have for what I paid for them - nada... I got them used from a Mudder in UT, and put probably 50K more miles on them, switched back to some OME springs, so they're just taking up space. I'll be out and about tomorrow in the Gilbert/Chandler area, just let me know if you're interested.