sas

[builttoabuse]

i dont know weather to go with leafs or coils? i already have coils in the rear should i just do coils all around? is the ride good?

[Peterbuilt84]

Do you plan on linking the front? I'm assuming you still have the stock junk in the rear?

Leaves are a lot easier.

[builttoabuse]

Do you plan on linking the front? I'm assuming you still have the stock junk in the rear?

Leaves are a lot easier.

yeah i got the stock junk im about to do the sas im picking up my axle wednesday then buyind a kit soon but dont know weather to go with  leafs or the hd coils sence i already have coils in the back

[builttoabuse]

will i need to link it? to drive it? i dont know much about linking

[builttoabuse]

my rear is linked stock already

[Sparkplug]

http://pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=775780 lots of good info

some people run the stock stuff in the rear, most swap it out to leafs.

[builttoabuse]

http://pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=775780 lots of good info

some people run the stock stuff in the rear, most swap it out to leafs.

im trying to figure out whats my best option going with leafs or coils

[Goldrush]

this a a second gen 4runner correct? honestly its what ur budget allows.. the cheaper way would be going to leafs all around. ive heard it performs just fine on the road with leafs.

[builttoabuse]

this a a second gen 4runner correct? honestly its what ur budget allows.. the cheaper way would be going to leafs all around. ive heard it performs just fine on the road with leafs.

yes it is and hows flex and all that

[TacoRunner]

Leaves are cheap and perform faily well. And they are certainly the best bang for the buck. But for maximum performance over a variety terrain links combined with coil overs are the cream of the crop.

[builttoabuse]

Leaves are cheap and perform faily well. And they are certainly the best bang for the buck. But for maximum performance over a variety terrain links combined with coil overs are the cream of the crop.

so if i put coils do i have to link it at the same time? sorry im still learning

[86bobbedtoy]

SEARCH!!
not trying to be hard its just been covered sooo many times

[builttoabuse]

SEARCH!!
not trying to be hard its just been covered sooo many times

its easyier to just ask! then to search : )

[Goldrush]

well your gonna have to search sometime, cuz i dont think we can explain ( by typing it at least) how to do a 4 link set up on ur runner. i suggest you do some research on pirate4x4 as well.

[Peterbuilt84]

will i need to link it? to drive it? i dont know much about linking

You're going to need something that attaches the axle to the frame. Think if there were just coils and nothing else.

Seriously do some research on pirate, especially if you plan on doing a sas. If you're asking these kinds of questions I'd doubt that your ready for the work involved in a sas.

[4RunnerChevy]

so if i put coils do i have to link it at the same time? sorry im still learning

Talk to TacoRunner, he'll get you in the right direction.