If there is insufficient clearance to install the SumoSpring it may be necessary to unbolt the lower shock/strut mount and swaybar link and apply downward force on the tire. Once installed, reattach strut and swaybar and torque to manufacturers specification.
If I have a sport bar and a bed cover, should I go with the blue, yellow or the black sumo springs?
These making it softer off-road at all or is it making it easier to feel everything?
SumoSprings improve the ride quality especially when off-roading. -Matt
Did you need to cut down the bolt on the front ones? I've heard they're to long
If there is insufficient clearance to install the SumoSpring it may be necessary to unbolt the lower shock/strut
mount and swaybar link and apply downward force on the tire. Once installed, reattach strut and swaybar and
torque to manufacturers specification.
@@SuperSpringsInternational no, I meant I've heard that the bolt for the SS bottoms out before it's fully threaded into the hole
Why the u bolt flip?
You get more clearance with the u-bolt flip kit for when you're going off-roading or overlanding :)
1/4" too long. Cannot flex my 22 Tacoma any more unless I start playing with the LCA. Ridiculously frustrating.
Did you have these on your Tacoma?