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Old 07-02-2008, 06:30 PM
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oh btw whats the how TRD is different then non TRD. i have TRD.
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Old 07-02-2008, 06:34 PM
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I got rid of my front TRD springs because I got lift springs for free.

TRD and non TRD are pretty much the same but TRD use Bilstein shocks and supposedly the springs are a little stiffer. I can notice a difference when riding in one over the other.
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oh i see so should i just use my stock springs wit bilstein 5100's or should i get longer ones what u think
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oh btw whats the how TRD is different then non TRD. i have TRD.
The TRD OFF ROAD comes with some "better" billsteins and springs compared to the NON TRD pack.
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