Welcome to all owners of Toyota Fortuner [continued]

**hdj80** · March 11th, 2020 07:34 PM

Originally Posted by dnonable

What are the best suspension brands for improving the ride of the Fortuner?

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I was wondering the same thing honestly. My friend got tough dogs but its 50k++ pesos for just shocks alone. But he swears by it that ride improved alot.

Another friend got tein endurapro plus on his new monty and says its the best as well.

Parepareho lang ung mga high end shocks like TD, TJM, and dobinsons more or less, even OME and Ironman.

Wag lang siguro ung mga ridemax or profender but not sure din personally. Dami nagsabi maganda, dami nagsabi na no diff, madami din nagsabi na nasira sakanila, but its cheap i think around 12-15k for 4 na.

The cheapest and most effective option is to buy a sack of rice and place it in the back. Replace pag naubos ung bigas. [emoji28]

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**mda** · March 11th, 2020 07:56 PM

Originally Posted by hdj80

I was wondering the same thing honestly. My friend got tough dogs but its 50k++ pesos for just shocks alone. But he swears by it that ride improved alot.

Another friend got tein endurapro plus on his new monty and says its the best as well.

Parepareho lang ung mga high end shocks like TD, TJM, and dobinsons more or less, even OME and Ironman.

Wag lang siguro ung mga ridemax or profender but not sure din personally. Dami nagsabi maganda, dami nagsabi na no diff, madami din nagsabi na nasira sakanila, but its cheap i think around 12-15k for 4 na.

The cheapest and most effective option is to buy a sack of rice and place it in the back. Replace pag naubos ung bigas. [emoji28]

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Also researching on this pero can't seem to find decent comparisons:

Bilstein
OME
Ridemax/Profender
Ironman
Toughdogs

Actually naisip ko rin if makakamura ka by getting better shocks sa likod and leaving the stock front shocks as is -- yung likod lang naman yung medyo jittery.

Do stores allow this?

**hdj80** · March 11th, 2020 09:27 PM

Originally Posted by mda

Also researching on this pero can't seem to find decent comparisons:

Bilstein
OME
Ridemax/Profender
Ironman
Toughdogs

Actually naisip ko rin if makakamura ka by getting better shocks sa likod and leaving the stock front shocks as is -- yung likod lang naman yung medyo jittery.

Do stores allow this?

May mga nagsabi sakin di daw effective bilstein for its reputation. Pero ewan if true yan.

Dont do the half half na iba man. Mas mabilis masira ung oem mo dahil iba dampening rates nila.

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**forty2015** · March 12th, 2020 08:57 PM

Originally Posted by avidangler

Gandang umaga po. Kadalasan po niyan ay fuse lang ang diperensya. Bente pesos po ang isa, 15 or 20 amperes. Sana po nakatulong ako.

di pala fuse problema, na check po sa shop, okay naman daw fuse.
yun lang wla pa mechanic nila.. tatanggalin daw tingnan ang wiring.

**ninjababez** · March 13th, 2020 02:12 PM

Originally Posted by forty2015

di pala fuse problema, na check po sa shop, okay naman daw fuse.
yun lang wla pa mechanic nila.. tatanggalin daw tingnan ang wiring.

baka nga may kumalas lang. pwede yun parang nut lang na nag connect ng wire

**StockEngine** · March 13th, 2020 02:19 PM

Originally Posted by hdj80

Dont do the half half na iba man. Mas mabilis masira ung oem mo dahil iba dampening rates nila.

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i don't think changing the rear shocks will have a huge impact on the front shocks. they will still do their job of absorbing

**gabzprime** · March 15th, 2020 03:37 PM

Kapag nagpapalit ng manual transmission oil at differtial gear oil, ilang litro kailangan?

Sa manual 2.6L for mt oil at mga 5L para sa differential gear oil. Pero nung tiningnan ko yung job order nung nagpa-40k pms ako sa casa 2L at 4L lang yung nilagay.. Tama lang ba yun?

**StockEngine** · March 15th, 2020 03:50 PM

Originally Posted by gabzprime

Kapag nagpapalit ng manual transmission oil at differtial gear oil, ilang litro kailangan?

Sa manual 2.6L for mt oil at mga 5L para sa differential gear oil. Pero nung tiningnan ko yung job order nung nagpa-40k pms ako sa casa 2L at 4L lang yung nilagay.. Tama lang ba yun?

There are different differentials for the fort but all of the do not require 5L, 2.8-L-3.8L ang range for drain and fill.

**gabzprime** · March 16th, 2020 11:32 AM

Originally Posted by StockEngine

There are different differentials for the fort but all of the do not require 5L, 2.8-L-3.8L ang range for drain and fill.

Front 1.4L, and the rear is around 3.4L , that is where I got the estimated 5L..

**timming_gear** · March 17th, 2020 12:09 AM

Originally Posted by hdj80

Yeah 16” sizes aren’t as common as before. Most of the popular tire sizes now are 17-18”. These Radars are also indonesian made, singapore brand. Pretty popular din pala sa states for the budget conscious quality tire guys hehe. Will update you. Cant wait to get to highway speeds to hear how loud or quiet they are and if theres any wobble or balance issues.

So far around 80-90kph theres a very weak humming sound, louder than some AT tires but def not like MTs.

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Mabilis ba maupod yung thread niyan ?

Oo nga hirap hanapan ng size 16 puro alanganin size sa series

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