Stock TRD vs non-TRD stock springs

[randomwalk101]

Are they different? TRD springs are stiffer? Thanks

[kangaroo]

yes and yes.

[randomwalk101]

Originally Posted by kangaroo

yes and yes.

Do you have part number for both?

[OkSlim]

I have never seen a chart to tell you what is what but I have a set of non trd springs and the factory TRD springs that are on my truck and they have different colored paint stripes on them.

[kangaroo]

Originally Posted by randomwalk101

Do you have part number for both?

My fronts are just lying outside in the back yard. I'll get the part no. if there is one tonight.

[tridacna]

Originally Posted by OkSlim

I have never seen a chart to tell you what is what but I have a set of non trd springs and the factory TRD springs that are on my truck and they have different colored paint stripes on them.

That's to tell you which is the left and which is the right.

[OkSlim]

Originally Posted by tridacna

That's to tell you which is the left and which is the right.

What?

The TRD springs are different colors than the non trd springs.

[randomwalk101]

Well I have TRD and wondering if non TRD spring are softer. I know the SHOCKS are different but not so sure about the SPRINGS.

[TatorSalad]

Do the trd front springs give more lift than the non trd springs? The reason I'm asking is it seams trd spring equipped trucks come stock with 275's and non trd spring equipped trucks come with the 255's????.

Is there any truth to this?

Thanks

[theoat]

Originally Posted by OkSlim

What?

The TRD springs are different colors than the non trd springs.

He's saying the color indicators are to mark the left and right.
(My left is yellow,blue, red and my right is yellow, yellow, white)

TRD's could have different colors too.

[OkSlim]

Originally Posted by theoat

He's saying the color indicators are to mark the left and right.
(My left is yellow,blue, red and my right is yellow, yellow, white)

TRD's could have different colors too.

I know what that waterhead is saying. My point is the TRD and the Non TRD are different colors totally.

[mjvale1]

The TRD does sit alittle higher than the non trd model

[cu52]

Are the TRD Off Road progressive and the non TRD springs Linear?

[eschroff]

I have the ready lift 3/2 with non TRD shocks and springs on my 2012 crew max tundra grade 4x4. The front sits at 40 and 3/8 inches and the rear is 41 and 1/2 inches (ground to wheel well). My brother has the same truck and year just with the TRD package. He went with icon coilovers so I grabbed his front TRD struts and springs. After installing them on my truck I lost 1.5 inches of height on the front but the ride was a bit smoother and controlled. With the struts and springs side by side ( off the truck) they are the exact same length. That kinda threw me for a loop needless to say i put the non TRD springs on the bilstein struts and got my 1.5 inches back. Just thought i would share my findings. Im running stock 18 inch wheels and tires for now.

[LG10]

Originally Posted by eschroff

I have the ready lift 3/2 with non TRD shocks and springs on my 2012 crew max tundra grade 4x4. The front sits at 40 and 3/8 inches and the rear is 41 and 1/2 inches (ground to wheel well). My brother has the same truck and year just with the TRD package. He went with icon coilovers so I grabbed his front TRD struts and springs. After installing them on my truck I lost 1.5 inches of height on the front but the ride was a bit smoother and controlled. With the struts and springs side by side ( off the truck) they are the exact same length. That kinda threw me for a loop needless to say i put the non TRD springs on the bilstein struts and got my 1.5 inches back. Just thought i would share my findings. Im running stock 18 inch wheels and tires for now.

The TRD struts sat lower than stock struts?! Weird....