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Originally Posted by 4rociousrunner
Front shocks were recently replaced at a dealer with factory specification shocks (lets be real though, oem SR5 shocks are complete crap); rear shocks are off of a 2011 TRD Tacoma and the rear springs are still stock so i'm thinking they might be a little worn out. I would prefer height adjustability however I will go with 4600s if it means a more balanced ride quality....atm the front feels like a brick and the rear feels soft.
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The ride should be similar up front whether you choose 5100s or 4600s - in other words either should be fine. Since many 4th Gen owners run Bilsteins, maybe you can trade a 6-pack for a ride with someone who has ‘em up front just to get a sense of how they ride. I’ve had mine since last December and couldn’t be happier on or off the pavement. There are videos in my build thread, check out the 2019 Kentucky Toyota Trail Ride for example to see where 4600s will take you.
