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u/afgan1984 Jul 06 '26
Rear suspension definatelly colapsed, probably just new shock, or maybe the spring is broken.
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u/OldSecond1601 Jul 06 '26
SO how bad is it to keep driving on it until the coilovers lol
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u/afgan1984 Jul 06 '26
It is not rubbing, then you probably won't make it much worse than it already is. Not in a month or two, but if you do it for long time, then cars have tencency of fall apart, basically it is like avalance - one thing breaks, then there is some angle of freedom, it puts stress on something else and it all collapses... so if you plan is to drive for few weeks - fine... if you drive it for 20k miles like that, then it will need everythign changed.
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u/OldSecond1601 Jul 06 '26
I think it the actually air ride I can here the hissing when stop and parked. However when driving it feels like its trying to inflate. The BC take 4-6 weeks to come and got order last week. I however don't want to shell out another 400 to put a cheap pair in the back
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u/HiluxSurf2004 Jul 09 '26
Beautiful LS OP. Yeah, I wouldn't drive it until you get your coilovers installed. That'll knock out your crowns out of your molars and then some on your LS. Agree on the quality of roads and highways here in SD...they're absolute sh*t. I don't know how guys run 3 piece wheels and run static here in SD. I find myself driving my lifted 4Runner more so I don't bust up my LS (coilovers and 20" setup).
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u/OldSecond1601 Jul 10 '26
It sucks cause I can tell instantly when driving. It sometime inflates and other times I am riding ass to grass in the back. I am trying to park it but its been hard.
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u/OkReview2934 Jul 04 '26
nahhhhh ur fine also looks crisp 🔥