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Old 02-04-2005, 08:04 PM
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Default IS shocks and TRD offroad pkg shocks

Today I holding the TRD offroad pkg yellow/blue bilstiens and the IS red/blue bilstiens side by side and noticed the IS looked shorter than the TRD offroad pkg shocks. So I measured them and sure enough, the IS is shorter by about 1/4". Measured the other one too and same thing. What's up with that. I know alot of you guys have these IS red/blue shock and probably never crossed your mind. I just happen to have them side by side and noticed it. If I installed these IS I'd lose 1/4" of down travel. Any thoughts.
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