2" EFS Rear Springs

[jhiace Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close jhiace]

ITEM: EFS Rear comfort springs suit 120 Prado 2" higher then standard; PART# TPR-105E
CONDITION: BRAND NEW
REASON FOR SELLING: Not Needed on a Grande
PRICE AND PRICE CONDITIONS: $100
EXTRA INFO: Pickup OR post at buyers expense
LOCATION: Wyong, Central Coast NSW
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[jhiace Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close jhiace]

BUMP, Im surprised no one wants a brand new seat of 2" raised coils...

[AJ120 Out of control poster! Find all posts View Profile Close AJ120]

You might need to be a bit more patient, you have had this up less than 2 days.

You list them as comfort springs, so I pressume lifted but not nescessarily heavier. A lot of people also upgrade the rate of the spring when they change, usually there are a few different rated springs in each brand, so these springs wouldn't suit everyone.

Also I can buy brand new HD OME springs for my Prado RRP $252, pretty easy to get a 10% discount on that so $225 ish and that is pickup locally for me, so yours whilst a fair price aren't an absolute steal that you can't go past, add frieght for most people and they may as buy new locally. Also remember that you are selling one component of a suspension upgrade, people need time to research the brand, the cost of front springs and shocks to suit for an upgrade................

I would expect to have these listed for weeks or maybe months before the right buyer comes along.

Patience you must learn (in my best Yoda voice)

Cheers Andrew

[jhiace Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close jhiace]

Aj,

As i was sitting there reading you comment I was thinking to my self What the Hell is this buy on about that they aren't a good saving, and then i noticed the price i listed them at (awkward)!

I am selling a few things but only one on here and i have listed two of the items at each others prices... Whoops.

These springs are only $100 which brings them well below RRP and a good saving for someone wanting lift that doesn't necessarily carry really heavy loads (don't forget although there are a comfort spring they are still rated higher them the OEM gear) and that is looking for a cheaper way out of it!

Thanks for pointing it out!

[AJ120 Out of control poster! Find all posts View Profile Close AJ120]

Ah that makes a difference, now they are a bargain for someone

Cheers Andrew

[Peterpilot Avid PP Poster! Find all posts View Profile Close Peterpilot]

If it helps, these springs are the same specification as OME 895, Toughdog TDC975 and King KTRR-102. These springs are also all manufactured by Kings Springs. This spec is higher in rate as well as length compared to OE rear springs and would be ideal for use with poly-airs or similar for carrying heavy loads and still maintain a good ride when unladen. HD rear springs are often the same length as their SD counterparts, but have a higher rate to carry heavier loads: http://www.pradopoint.com/showthread...nsion-Database

[jhiace Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close jhiace]

Thanks for that great info Pete, I just learnt something new about who made them..

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Bump bump bump