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Hi guys. Having a hell of a time trying to find the part numbers for front and rear OME coils and Shocks for an 91 LJ78 here in the US. ARB USA hasn't any idea what I'm talking about! I know its the same as the bundera, so wondering if somebody on here can give me a few part numbers.

Thanks

It will be a lj70/1
a 78 is a late model troop carrier.

Also try rj70/1 (22r)or kzj (1kz) for common parts

For suspension id say yours will be a 71, are both rear shocks the same? and to the radius arms have pins or eyes?

Thanks dude, I'll check it out. It is a LJ78 though, in the early 90s they gave the 78 name to the 70-series 2l-t prados like this one i've got here in the shop

Does it look like this ???



If so, then you are right ex-Japan Landcruser LJ78 (2LT-E), same front end as our LJ70 Bundera with pin on radius arm.

Dougster wrote:Does it look like this ???



If so, then you are right ex-Japan Landcruser LJ78 (2LT-E), same front end as our LJ70 Bundera with pin on radius arm.

Not all bundys have pin radius arms, about 90 model they changed to eye style arms like an 80 and changed the rear shocks to be a matching pair

Your right badger ..... http://www.toyodiy.com/parts/p_J_1991_T ... 802.2.html

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you can get the lj 78 and lj79 which is the early prado it looks like that hzj77 you posted up but has little square headlights and a shorter front end 4x coils and bundy running gear

google pics lj 78 or 79 and check out the different front end

badger wrote:It will be a lj70/1
a 78 is a late model troop carrier.

No, an LJ78 is not a late model troop carrier, it is a 4 door light duty Prado, like a long wheelbase Bundera, available from somewhere around 1990 to 1996 (?), not available in Australia...

the LJ needs ome shocks with part nos N77 and N79.

the bundera has different shocks as the mounting is different so is the coil springs.

Canada has a load of the 90-95 prados
jump on ih8mud there are a few posts on susp parts and brands

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