All-Pro Off Road Standard Duty Rear Leaf Springs for Select Toyota Tacoma Trucks
024-4500T-AP-PR
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All-Pro Off Road 4500T-AP-PR Standard Duty Leaf Springs Features:
- Designed for ride quality and flex
- Will provide 3 in. of lift
- Number of leaves: 7 + 1 overload/rebound
- Double "military" wrap gives more strength to the main leaf
- Torque leaf is an extra half leaf at the top of the pack that increases anti-wrap properties without hurting ride quality
- Diamond-cut leaf ends get rid of stress points that can weaken leafs and lead to failure
- Teflon anti-friction pads between each leaf bring a smoother flex, lessen spring wear, and reduce noise
- Leaf springs are shot-peened after being formed to relieve stress
- Each completed spring pack is pre-cycled to its travel extremity for quality control and to reduce the likelihood of initial sag.
All-Pro Off Road 4500T-AP-PR Standard Duty Leaf Springs Notes:
- 1995-1997 Toyota Tacoma requires relocating new front spring hangars 2 in. forward and the rear shackle hangars 1 in. rearward from their stock configurations.
- After Installing leaf springs, the stock bump stops are no longer sufficient, you will need to purchase and install a set of bump stops that are of sufficient height to prevent the spring from going negative arch.
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