Topic: Wrangler springs in a 4runner

[Thumper]

Has anyone ever put jeep wrangler springs under a toyota they look about the same width i was just wondering if its possible?
any input will help thanks
adam

[toybuilt]

My friends have put the 3.5 in lift springs on there toys and they work well.

[crawlerdan]

one of those freinds toybuilt was refering to was me, and to be honest, they flexed pretty well, where fairly cheap, and provided room for 35s----BUT---i later switched to toy rears up front and they flexed way more and where...free. also, those wrangler springs left me sideways in the middle of the little sluice starring at a brocken leaf spring-not as strong as i would hope. i then switched to wagoneers..and then toy rears and have used those since hope this has been at least a little useful

[lilbuddy]

They are 2.5 inches wide, the center pen is exactly in the center which is I believe 22.5". I saw a Taco that moved the spring hanger forward and made a cool shackle hanger for it... Oh yeah they were Rubicon Express's  1.5" springs, part number RE1445.

It flexed like this... Oh yeah thats a 4 foot tall pole... Hey look you can see Blackdog and Ruger in the background...

[TrackVino]

My 44044's are wrangler springs. They work pretty good.

[kneedownnate]

I thought the 44044s were wagoneer springs?

[Paul_Elbisser]

I have some Wrangler stock front springs stuck in my rear pack. They are thin and flexy.  I alo have some Mazda leaves and stock leaves for a total of 9 in the rear.

 

[crawlerdan]

I thought the 44044s were wagoneer springs?

they are, specifically- rancho 4 inch lift wagoneer springs.

[Thumper [OP]]

man that taco flexed sweet what size boggers was he running?
so if i go with stock wranglers with some other leafs stuck in or the 1.5 wranglers im gonna have too go hy steer right?
thanks adam

[toybuilt]

Hy steer is a option, I've never seen a truck that had to have hy steer