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Post by mightymouse on Jul 24, 2003 22:36:54 GMT -5
this question my sound stupid but o well...
if i took the springs from a jeep wrangler and swaped em to the back of my pickup could i get more articulation out of those than the stock leafs i have now?
or what if i even took a spring out of the stock spring pack?
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Post by MuddyCali4Runner on Jul 25, 2003 0:19:27 GMT -5
mighty what do you what is the year etc of your truck so this can be put in proper group?
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Post by Sean on Jul 25, 2003 1:30:03 GMT -5
Why do you want to use these springs, do you already have them? I don't know how they'll flex in your toyota but they don't flex all that well in a jeep so I think it an odd choice.
You could try to take a leaf out of the back, or take a couple out and add some other leaves, maybe some mazda's. People have had success with hybrid packs before.
What year is it and is a truck or a 4runner?
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Post by fourwd1 on Jul 25, 2003 8:10:02 GMT -5
YJ rear springs are typically used up front on solid axle Toys. Because they are used in a spring under axle configuration on the Jeep they have more arch, and provide some lift when used in a spring over axle configuration on a Toy. Yet they are soft enough to be flexy. It is not an unusual swap, and the springs are usually cheap at a junkyard.
I can't remember if they will even fit in the rear of a Toyota (I think they're shorter than the Toy rears), but if they do I don't think there is much to be gained, other than some lift.
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