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(More customer reviews)I installed these on my 2006 Toyota 4runner. I tow a 4k lb boat and the 4runner's rear was sagging without these installed. Now I can level the rear with only 24 lbs of pressure. I'm a happy camper. I have a beef with the instructions, however. I would make the following modifications to the instructions for the 2006 4runner.
1. No need to remove the coil springs for installation. You can use a frame lift to allow the axles to hang freely. I was able to deflate the air lifts to fit between the spring coils. It was fairly easy to do so.
2. Instead of pointing the stem down, point it up. The problem with pointing them down is that the axle is in the way of drilling the 9/16" hole in the bottom of the coil support to allow the stem to protrude. There is a hole at the top of the coil support and the tubing will fit without any problem. Do, however, install the round protector on the bottom of the cylinder.
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Air Lift's 1000 Series Rear Air Spring kit is the easy, inexpensive solution to vehicle "bottom out" events, sway and body roll and rough rides that are often the result of inadequate or uneven rear suspension. Consisting of two durable, easy to install and use pressurized cylinders, this kit provides up to 1,000 pounds of load leveling power on each rear wheel, ensuing a safe, smooth and level ride when you need it.
1,000 Pounds of Load Leveling Power Simple in-coil installation.
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