What is The Difference In the SuperSprings Coil SumoSprings # CSS-1145 & # CSS-1145R?

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I have a 2019 honda ridgeline. Need rear coil sumosprings. What is the difference between css-1145r and css-1145 ? thanks

asked by: Mike R

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The Coil SumoSprings Custom Helper Springs # CSS-1145 and # CSS-1145R are exactly the same. We also have the # CSS-1145F which is the same. We created the Rear # CSS-1145R and Front # CSS-1145F specific products to eliminate confusion when looking up the products by vehicle application.

expert reply by: Bud M

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Answer 1

Part #CSS-1145 and part #CSS-1145R are identical helper springs. They are designed to fit the rear only for your 2013 Dodge Durango. Originally these were designed for both the front and back and the R indicated they were to be used on the rear only.…

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Answer 2

All of that is not necessary. All you have to do is lock out the surge coupler so it cannot move in and out or disconnect the brake lines. By removing the old coupler you would have to remove the brake lines any way. A surge coupler can still be used…

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There might very well be a set of Coil SumoSprings Custom Helper Springs that will fit your 2008 Honda Ridgeline 4x4. However, in order to confirm the correct part number I would need you to take the measurements in the attached photo. Once you have…

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Hi Nick, No, you don't need zip ties for the Coil SumoSprings #CSS-1168R; some people use them but the spring should seat nicely into the coils without them so they aren't necessary.

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The Firestone #F4170 Coil-Rite Air Helper Spring kit is what I'd recommend. The single path system allows you to tailor the amount of support according to the load placed on your rear suspension. As you stated, the system won't increase the…

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Hey Michael, thanks for reaching out. So, there isn't a square panel for the Redarc Tow Pro liberty controller, so if you want to use that on your 2025 Tacoma, you will have to do so without the panel. That said, what you can do is get the Redarc…

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The Coil SumoSprings Custom Helper Springs part #CSS-1145 for AWD or part #CSS-1125 for FWD will use one spacer per coil spring, you cannot use two per side nor would you want to as the ride would be too stiff but there is not enough room anyhow.…

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The correct Coil SumoSprings for your 2020 Toyota Highlander include the following: Front - #CSS-1145 Rear - #CSS-1125 These are different sizes which makes sense since you're seeing different measurements between your front and rear coils.…

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Although the #AL60732 Air Lift air helper spring system you'd looked at isn't a fit for your vehicle, we do offer an option that would work for you. SuperSprings offers a Coil SumoSpring product for the 2020 Toyota Highlander gas engine…

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Answer 10

I have a different option for you, but at this time there is not a rear suspension enhancement option confirmed to fit your 2019 Toyota Highlander Hybrid. Instead to help to keep your suspension from sagging I recommend adding a weight distribution…

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Answer 11

The 2023 Toyota Highlander does not have a factory tow port or custom wiring harness for brake controller installation. However, if you're installing the Tekonsha 7-way #TK57VR you were looking at it comes with an adapter that will plug into…

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Yes, the Tekonsha OEM Replacement Vehicle Wiring Harness w Brake Controller Adapter #TK57VR is what you want to get a fully functioning 7-Way on your 2023 Toyota Highlander. I also recommend picking up the mounting brackets #PK12711U and #C57202 to…

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