ARB
Indeks: ARB-2869
Coil springs
Old Man Emu 2869 front coil springs - D-Max / Land Cruiser Prado 150
Old Man Emu 2869 front coil springs - D-Max / Land Cruiser Prado 150. The Old Man Emu 2869 front coil springs - D-Max / Land Cruiser Prado 150 , part number 2869 . The figures below come from the importer catalogue entry – load rating and estimated lift are quoted by the manufacturer per vehicle, not for the part on its own.
Old Man Emu 2869 front coil springs - D-Max / Land Cruiser Prado 150
The Old Man Emu 2869 front coil springs - D-Max / Land Cruiser Prado 150, part number 2869. The figures below come from the importer catalogue entry – load rating and estimated lift are quoted by the manufacturer per vehicle, not for the part on its own.
Part number 2869 | Load per vehicle | Lift per vehicle |
Key features
- Part number: 2869
- Load rating per manufacturer: per vehicle
- Estimated lift: per vehicle
Fitment per the importer catalogue
- Isuzu D-Max (diesel, 2012 -) – load steel bull bar / winch, lift approx. 30 mm
- Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 150 (petrol, 2009 -) – load steel bull bar / winch, lift approx. 30 mm
- Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 150 (petrol, 2009 -) – load without a steel bull bar, lift approx. 50 mm
- Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 150 (diesel, 2009 -) – load with a steel bull bar, lift approx. 30 mm
- Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 150 (petrol, 2009 -) – load with a steel bull bar, lift approx. 40 mm
- Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 150 (diesel, 2009 -) – load without a steel bull bar, lift approx. 40 mm
Specifications
- Part number: 2869
- Load rating per manufacturer: per vehicle
- Estimated lift: per vehicle
Szekla4x4.pl is an online shop, a walk-in store and a workshop specialising in off-road and overlanding. If you would like us to fit this for you or match the rest of the setup, get in touch.
Frequently asked questions
What does the quoted load mean?
It is the constant axle load the spring or shock absorber was designed for – permanently fitted equipment such as a bull bar, a winch or drawers, not occasional luggage. Pick the wrong rating and the car will either ride harshly or sag.
Is the quoted lift guaranteed?
No. It is the manufacturer estimate for a standard vehicle. The real figure depends on what is already fitted to the car.
Do parts have to be replaced in pairs?
Springs and shock absorbers are fitted in pairs per axle. Replacing one side only gives a lean and uneven suspension travel.
Not sure which load rating to pick? Tell us what is permanently fitted to the vehicle – bull bar, winch, drawers, long range tank – and we will match the right variant from the catalogue.
