REIGER MT-RC 2.5 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER 300 2021- 3.5T 4WD 305kW

REIGER MT-RC 2.5 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER 300 2021- 3.5T 4WD 305kW

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  • Adjustment Front - Thread
  • Adjustment Rear - Spring with Lift Block
  • Damping Adjustment - Rebound and 2 Way-Compression Damping
  • Possible Front Lift - 20-60mm
  • Content of Delivery - Set FA coilover struts/ RA dampers + springs
  • Possible Rear Lift - 40mm
  • Material - Aluminium
  • Version - MT-RC 2.5
  • Product - Coilover suspension
  • Setup - Street & Trail
  • Product Information - FA: Coilover strut with Monotube shock absorber (66 mm Ø) - FA: max. lifting: 20-60 mm
Regular price R 125,895.00 inc. VAT
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Toyota Land Cruiser 300 Reiger Suspension System

Dakar-Proven Technology. Land Cruiser Capability. Premium Control.

The Toyota Land Cruiser 300 represents the evolution of one of the world's most respected 4x4 platforms.

It combines genuine off-road capability, long-distance comfort, powerful performance and modern technology in a vehicle designed to cross countries, tow substantial loads and handle demanding terrain without sacrificing refinement.

The Reiger Suspension System for the Toyota Land Cruiser 300 Series has been engineered to take that capability further.

Developed from decades of championship-winning motorsport experience and engineered specifically around the LC300 platform, Reiger delivers exceptional wheel control, ride comfort, stability and confidence across dramatically changing terrain.

From highway touring and towing to corrugated gravel and serious off-road travel, Reiger allows the LC300 to remain composed when conditions become demanding.

This isn't simply a lift kit. It's a complete high-performance suspension system engineered to transform the way your Land Cruiser performs.

Why Choose Reiger for Your Land Cruiser 300?

Every Reiger suspension system is built around one fundamental objective:

Keep the tyre in contact with the ground.

Your tyres can only provide steering, braking and traction when they remain connected to the surface beneath them.

Every pothole, corrugation, dip and obstacle forces the suspension to manage the movement of the wheel while simultaneously controlling the movement of a large and relatively heavy vehicle body.

The better those movements are controlled, the more effectively the tyres can do their job.

The result is:

  • Improved ride comfort
  • Greater vehicle stability
  • Better steering response
  • Improved wheel control
  • Increased driver confidence
  • Superior off-road capability
  • Greater towing stability
  • Better control when loaded
  • Reduced driver fatigue over long journeys
  • More consistent performance over demanding terrain

Rather than relying on a generic damper calibration, Reiger develops suspension specifically around each vehicle platform.

For the Land Cruiser 300, that means engineering around its:

  • Vehicle weight
  • Suspension geometry
  • Chassis dynamics
  • Centre of gravity
  • Load-carrying requirements
  • Towing capability
  • High-speed touring ability
  • Intended real-world use

Developed Specifically for the LC300

Not a Universal Shock Absorber

There is no single way to use a Land Cruiser 300.

One LC300 may remain almost completely standard and spend its life travelling between cities.

Another might regularly tow a large caravan or boat.

Another may be equipped with:

  • Bull bar
  • Winch
  • Underbody protection
  • Roof rack
  • Drawer system
  • Auxiliary fuel
  • Fridge
  • Recovery equipment
  • Camping equipment

for extended African touring.

Every addition changes vehicle weight and weight distribution.

Reiger approaches the LC300 as a complete vehicle application.

The objective isn't simply to make the suspension harder or softer.

It's to achieve the correct balance between:

Comfort.

Wheel control.

Body control.

Traction.

Load management.

Suspension travel.

Motorsport Technology for the Real World

Born in Competition

Reiger has built its reputation in some of the toughest forms of motorsport in the world.

From rally and rally raid to Dakar competition, Reiger suspension technology has been developed in environments where extreme heat, relentless impacts and constantly changing terrain expose suspension weaknesses very quickly.

Competition teaches engineers how to manage:

  • Repeated high-energy impacts
  • Rapid suspension movement
  • Heat build-up
  • Wheel movement
  • Vehicle weight transfer
  • Traction
  • High-speed terrain
  • Changing surfaces
  • Sustained suspension workload

The objective isn't to turn your LC300 into a competition vehicle.

It's to take the engineering knowledge developed through competition and apply it to a suspension system designed for real-world touring and off-road travel.

Dakar Technology. Land Cruiser Refinement.

Engineered for African Conditions

The Land Cruiser name has become synonymous with Africa for good reason.

A journey can begin on smooth highway and, within hours, transition through broken tar, gravel, corrugations, potholes, sand and remote off-road terrain.

The suspension has to perform through all of it.

The Reiger LC300 Suspension System is engineered for:

  • Long-distance highway touring
  • Corrugated gravel roads
  • Potholes and broken surfaces
  • Rocky mountain passes
  • Deep sand
  • Mud
  • Washouts
  • Overlanding
  • Heavy towing
  • Loaded touring vehicles
  • Remote-area travel
  • Daily driving
  • Serious recreational off-road use

Whether you're crossing South Africa, travelling through Botswana or heading deep into Namibia, Reiger is engineered to provide consistent suspension performance kilometre after kilometre.

Preserve the Comfort. Increase the Control.

Performance Suspension Doesn't Need to Be Harsh

The LC300's comfort is one of its greatest strengths.

A suspension upgrade shouldn't destroy it.

Reiger focuses on controlling movement rather than simply increasing stiffness.

The LC300 suspension system is engineered to absorb smaller road imperfections while maintaining precise control over larger wheel and body movements.

The result is a Land Cruiser that feels more composed and predictable.

Less bouncing.

Less pitching.

Better body control.

Better wheel control.

Greater stability.

More confidence behind the wheel.

On-road, this helps maintain the refinement expected from a premium Land Cruiser.

Off-road, the same damping technology helps control the wheels and vehicle body as the terrain becomes progressively more difficult.

The objective isn't to choose between comfort and performance.

The objective is to achieve both.

Control a Large Vehicle More Effectively

The LC300 is a substantial vehicle.

Passengers.

Fuel.

Accessories.

Luggage.

Touring equipment.

A trailer.

All of these increase the work the suspension has to perform.

When a large vehicle accelerates, brakes or corners, significant weight transfer takes place.

Reiger damping is designed to manage these movements.

Better body control can help reduce:

  • Excessive pitch under braking
  • Rear squat under acceleration
  • Unwanted body roll
  • Repeated movement after undulations
  • Excessive suspension movement when loaded

The result is a Land Cruiser that feels more settled and predictable.

For a vehicle capable of travelling very long distances at relatively high cruising speeds, that additional control matters.

Precision Tuning for Every Journey

Your LC300. Your Load. Your Terrain.

No two Land Cruiser 300s necessarily operate at the same weight.

A standard LC300 used primarily for commuting has very different suspension requirements from a fully equipped expedition vehicle.

Reiger provides the ability to configure and fine-tune suspension behaviour around the way the vehicle is actually used.

Depending on the specific Reiger LC300 configuration, adjustment can include:

  • Ride height
  • Rebound damping
  • Compression damping
  • Low-speed compression
  • High-speed compression

Instead of accepting one fixed compromise, suspension performance can be refined around:

The vehicle.

The load.

The terrain.

The driver.

Ride Height Adjustment

Lift With a Purpose

Increasing ride height can provide additional ground clearance for touring and off-road use.

But making an LC300 taller should never be the only objective.

Correct suspension setup needs to consider:

  • Suspension geometry
  • Wheel alignment
  • Steering behaviour
  • Available suspension travel
  • Driveline angles
  • Vehicle weight
  • Accessory weight
  • Centre of gravity
  • Ride height

Reiger allows the LC300 to be configured correctly around its intended use while providing additional ground clearance where appropriate.

Benefits include:

  • Correct vehicle stance
  • Additional ground clearance where appropriate
  • Compensation for additional accessories
  • Correct suspension operating position
  • Improved setup and alignment
  • Maintaining usable suspension travel

The objective isn't maximum lift. The objective is maximum suspension performance.

Rebound Adjustment

Control What Happens After the Bump

When your LC300 hits a bump, the suspension compresses.

What happens afterwards is equally important.

Rebound damping controls how quickly the suspension extends after it has been compressed.

If there isn't enough rebound control, the vehicle can continue bouncing after an impact or undulation.

Too much rebound control can prevent the wheel from recovering quickly enough to follow repeated terrain changes.

Correct rebound damping helps the Land Cruiser settle quickly while allowing the tyre to follow the terrain.

Reiger's rebound adjustment allows suspension behaviour to be refined for:

  • Daily driving
  • Highway touring
  • Corrugated roads
  • Heavy loads
  • Towing
  • Fast gravel
  • Off-road driving

Compression Adjustment

Control How the Suspension Absorbs an Impact

Compression damping controls resistance as the suspension compresses.

In simple terms, it influences how the LC300 reacts when a wheel encounters a bump, dip, pothole or obstacle.

Correct compression damping allows the suspension to absorb impacts while maintaining control of the vehicle body.

On advanced Reiger systems, compression damping can be separated into:

Low-Speed Compression

and

High-Speed Compression

This allows different types of suspension movement to be controlled independently.

Low-Speed Compression

Control the Land Cruiser's Body Movement

The term low-speed compression refers to the speed at which the damper shaft is moving — not the speed of the vehicle.

Low-speed compression primarily controls slower suspension movements created by:

  • Braking
  • Acceleration
  • Cornering
  • Body roll
  • Weight transfer
  • Long undulations
  • Changing vehicle loads

This becomes especially important on a large touring 4x4.

Correct low-speed compression can provide additional support to the body without simply making the entire suspension excessively stiff.

This can be particularly valuable for:

  • Highway driving
  • Daily commuting
  • Towing
  • Fully loaded touring
  • Mountain passes
  • Vehicles carrying permanent accessories

The result is an LC300 that feels more planted and predictable.

High-Speed Compression

Control the Big Impacts

High-speed compression deals with rapid suspension movement.

It does not necessarily mean the vehicle itself is travelling quickly.

A pothole or sharp washout can create extremely rapid damper movement at moderate vehicle speed.

High-speed compression becomes important when encountering:

  • Corrugations
  • Potholes
  • Rocks
  • Washouts
  • Water bars
  • Deep ruts
  • Sharp edges
  • Larger off-road impacts

Correct high-speed compression allows the suspension to absorb these rapid impacts while maintaining control of the wheel.

This helps reduce harshness and gives the tyre a better opportunity to remain connected to the terrain.

The result is greater control when conditions become demanding.

Why Independent Adjustment Matters

One Land Cruiser. Many Different Journeys.

A conventional suspension system normally provides one fixed damping calibration.

That setting has to work everywhere.

Empty.

Loaded.

Towing.

Highway.

Gravel.

Corrugations.

Off-road.

That inevitably creates compromise.

Reiger takes a different approach.

By allowing key damping characteristics to be adjusted, suspension behaviour can be configured around:

The vehicle.

The load.

The terrain.

The driver.

This becomes especially valuable on an LC300 because the difference between an unloaded vehicle and a fully equipped touring vehicle can be substantial.

Your suspension shouldn't dictate how you use your Land Cruiser.

Your suspension should adapt to the journey.

Built for Corrugations

Where Suspension Technology Becomes Obvious

Few surfaces expose suspension performance as quickly as corrugated gravel.

Each corrugation forces the wheel to accelerate rapidly up and down.

Multiply that movement by hundreds or thousands of impacts and the suspension is working continuously.

This creates two major challenges:

Wheel control.

and

Heat.

As damper temperatures rise, maintaining consistent damping performance becomes increasingly important.

If the suspension begins losing control, the tyre can start skipping across the surface.

Grip reduces.

Steering confidence decreases.

The vehicle becomes unsettled.

Reiger's high-capacity damping technology and heat-management capability are engineered for demanding operating conditions like these.

The objective is simple:

Control the wheel. Manage the heat. Maintain the grip.

For a vehicle designed to travel enormous distances across Africa, this can be one of the most significant benefits of sophisticated suspension technology.

Built for High-Speed Gravel

Confidence When the Surface Changes

The Land Cruiser 300 is exceptionally comfortable at highway speeds.

That ability to cover distance doesn't disappear when the tar ends.

But gravel presents a completely different challenge.

Loose surfaces reduce available grip while corrugations, dips, changing cambers and washouts continuously challenge the suspension.

As travelling speeds increase, suspension control becomes increasingly important.

Reiger's objective is to keep the wheels controlled and the tyres connected to the terrain while managing movement of the vehicle body.

The result is a Land Cruiser that feels more composed and predictable across changing surfaces.

Better wheel control.

Better body control.

Greater driver confidence.

Built for Towing

Greater Control With a Trailer Behind You

The LC300's power and size make it an exceptionally capable tow vehicle.

Caravans.

Boats.

Horse trailers.

Off-road trailers.

Equipment trailers.

But adding a trailer changes vehicle dynamics.

Trailer forces can increase:

  • Pitching
  • Rear suspension movement
  • Body movement
  • Weight transfer
  • Suspension workload

Correctly configured suspension helps manage these movements and gives the driver a more stable and predictable platform.

Reiger's damping adjustment also allows suspension behaviour to be refined around changing vehicle loads.

For owners who regularly tow, spring selection and suspension setup should be matched to the vehicle's normal operating weight and typical towing configuration.

More control means greater confidence when the Land Cruiser and trailer are working together.

Built for Overlanding

Turn the LC300 Into a Serious Touring Vehicle

A fully prepared overlanding LC300 can carry considerably more weight than a standard vehicle.

Add:

  • Bull bar
  • Winch
  • Underbody protection
  • Roof rack
  • Drawer system
  • Fridge
  • Auxiliary fuel
  • Water
  • Spare wheel
  • Recovery equipment
  • Camping equipment
  • Passengers
  • Luggage

and vehicle weight and weight distribution can change substantially.

Reiger allows the suspension setup to be configured around the Land Cruiser's real operating weight and intended use.

Correct spring selection combined with sophisticated damping is fundamental to achieving the balance between:

Load capability and ride quality.

Because a vehicle built to cross countries shouldn't become uncomfortable simply because it's carrying what the journey requires.

Heat Management Matters

Consistency Over Distance

A damper doesn't only have to work once.

On a long gravel journey it may need to control thousands upon thousands of suspension movements.

Each movement generates heat.

As conditions become more demanding, the ability to manage that heat becomes increasingly important.

Reiger's high-capacity damper designs and remote reservoir technology, where applicable, are designed to increase fluid capacity and assist with thermal management.

The objective is consistent damping performance even when the suspension is working hard.

For a vehicle like the LC300, which may travel large distances at significant loads, that consistency is essential.

Factory-Tuned. Driver-Refined.

You don't need to be a suspension engineer to enjoy Reiger.

Every Reiger LC300 system is professionally developed with recommended baseline settings designed to provide an outstanding balance of comfort, control and capability.

For most owners, these settings provide excellent performance straight out of the box.

For drivers wanting to optimise the vehicle further, Reiger's adjustment capability allows suspension behaviour to be refined around:

  • Vehicle weight
  • Accessories
  • Permanent load
  • Towing
  • Terrain
  • Driving preference

Start with Reiger's engineering.

Then refine the suspension around the way you use your Land Cruiser.

Built to Cross Countries

The Land Cruiser 300 was built for distance.

It can handle the daily commute.

Carry a family in comfort.

Tow a substantial trailer.

Cross hundreds of kilometres of gravel.

Travel into remote parts of Africa.

And continue when the road becomes a track.

Reiger suspension complements that capability.

The Reiger LC300 system is ideally suited to:

  • Daily driving
  • Long-distance highway touring
  • Overlanding
  • African expeditions
  • Fast gravel travel
  • Corrugated roads
  • Towing
  • Loaded touring
  • Remote-area travel
  • Serious recreational off-road use

Whatever the destination, Reiger helps the LC300 get there with greater control.

Reiger Land Cruiser 300 System Highlights

Vehicle-Specific Engineering

Developed specifically around the Toyota Land Cruiser 300 Series platform rather than relying on a generic damper calibration.

Advanced Damping Technology

Precision damping control designed to manage wheel movement and the substantial body movements of a large touring 4x4.

Adjustable Performance

Available adjustment allows suspension behaviour to be refined around vehicle load, terrain and driving requirements.

High-Capacity Damper Design

Engineered for demanding operating conditions and repeated suspension movement.

Remote Reservoir Technology

Where applicable, remote reservoirs increase fluid capacity and assist with thermal management during prolonged demanding use.

Exceptional Heat Management

Designed to maintain consistent damping behaviour during sustained operation across rough terrain.

Premium Construction

Precision-engineered components, high-performance seals and finishes designed for demanding operating environments.

Fully Serviceable

Reiger dampers are designed to be serviced and maintained, supporting long-term performance and ownership.

More Than a Lift Kit

A lift kit changes the height of your Land Cruiser.

Reiger changes the way your Land Cruiser works.

The objective isn't simply to create a taller LC300.

It's to improve the way the suspension controls its wheels and body.

You feel that difference:

On the highway.

Under braking.

Through corners.

While towing.

Fully loaded.

Across corrugations.

On fast gravel.

Through washouts.

And when the road disappears completely.

Reiger isn't about how high your Land Cruiser sits. It's about how well your Land Cruiser performs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Reiger suspension suitable for daily driving?

Yes. The LC300 system is engineered to provide excellent comfort and vehicle control during everyday driving while maintaining the capability required for demanding touring and off-road use.

Will Reiger make my LC300 harsh?

That isn't the objective.

Reiger focuses on sophisticated damping control rather than simply increasing suspension stiffness. Correctly configured, the system is designed to retain premium ride quality while providing greater wheel and body control.

Will Reiger improve ride comfort?

Improved suspension control can help the vehicle manage potholes, corrugations, broken roads and changing terrain while maintaining better control of wheel and body movement.

Can I tow with Reiger suspension?

Yes. Reiger is particularly well suited to vehicles used for touring and towing. Spring selection and suspension setup should be matched to the LC300's normal operating weight and typical towing requirements.

Is Reiger suitable for a fully equipped overlanding LC300?

Yes. The suspension can be configured around accessories and permanent loads such as bull bars, winches, roof racks, drawers, auxiliary fuel and touring equipment.

Can Reiger handle corrugated roads?

Yes. Repeated corrugations place significant demands on damping control and heat management, making them exactly the type of environment where high-performance suspension becomes particularly valuable.

Is Reiger suitable for fast gravel roads?

The system is designed to provide sophisticated wheel and body control across demanding surfaces, including gravel and corrugations. Appropriate speed should always be selected for the road, vehicle load and conditions.

Do I need to adjust the suspension myself?

No.

Your suspension can be professionally set up using Reiger's recommended baseline settings.

Adjustment is available for owners who want to optimise the vehicle further for particular loads, terrain or driving preferences.

What does rebound adjustment do?

Rebound controls how quickly the suspension extends after being compressed.

Correct rebound damping helps control unwanted bouncing while allowing the wheel to follow changing terrain.

What is low-speed compression?

Low-speed compression primarily manages slower suspension movements associated with braking, acceleration, cornering, body roll and weight transfer.

What is high-speed compression?

High-speed compression manages rapid damper movements caused by sharper impacts such as corrugations, potholes, rocks and washouts.

Low-speed and high-speed refer to damper shaft speed — not vehicle speed.

Can the ride height be adjusted?

Where applicable to the specific Reiger LC300 configuration, ride height can be set to suit the vehicle's setup while keeping the suspension within its intended operating range.

Is Reiger suspension serviceable?

Yes. Reiger dampers are designed to be fully serviceable, supporting long-term performance and ownership.

Experience the Reiger Difference

The Toyota Land Cruiser 300 is built to cover enormous distances in comfort.

It has the power.

It has the capability.

It has the Land Cruiser heritage.

Reiger gives you greater control over how that capability reaches the ground.

Greater control on the highway.

Greater comfort across corrugations.

Greater stability when towing.

Greater control when fully loaded.

Greater confidence when travelling across changing terrain.

And sophisticated suspension technology that can be configured around the way you actually use your Land Cruiser.

Built to Go Far. Engineered to Stay in Control.

Discover what your Toyota Land Cruiser 300 Series is truly capable of with Reiger Suspension.

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