Timbren Suspension Enhancement for a 2011 Toyota FJ-Cruiser Trail Edition
Updated 10/23/2012 | Published 10/21/2012
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Adding an ARB bumper and 8000Lb Warren Winch to the front. Apparently the nose s about one inch+ from the added weight and many suggest a bolstered suspension kit, enhanced shocks and coils or lift kit. I perceive that a set of TIMBERs front and rear will do the job nicely while allowing us to pull a trailer as well. Ride and stability should be enhanced, yes? What Timberen kit numbers For front and read to you recommend for this application on our 2011 Toyota FJ Cruiser?
asked by: Philip W
Expert Reply:
Adding suspension enhancement like Timbrens will help with sag and increase stability and ride quality. If your 2011 Toyota FJ Cruiser is a 4-wheel drive model, for the front you can use # TTOFTAC4A that you have referenced. There is no option for the front if it is a 2-wheel drive model.
For the rear if it is 2- or 4-wheel drive use # TTORSEQ. I have included links to the instructions for both sets for you to view. I have also included a link to our FAQ article on Timbren suspension enhancement.
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