Group: Members
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Joined: 10-December 08
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15,170
Drives: 2002 Toyota 4Runner SR5 3.4
Location: USA
I bought a SR5 back in April with fairly low miles, 64,000. The rear end seems to sag with any sort of cargo or passengers in the back, any tips on how to fix this; add leaf springs, new shox, any input would be appreciated.
Group: Members
Posts: 238
Joined: 10-January 08
Member No.:
8,585
Drives: 84 4Runner rockcrawler
Location: central MD
4Runners are famous for butt sag. Adding leafs won't help, you have coil springs. Shocks control rebound, not ride height. You could add some coil spring spacers, but the real answer is new coils.