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Old 11-23-2020, 04:30 PM
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In case you were still looking, I just put 4th gen 4Runner 5160's on because the long travel 3rd gen 5100's are actually 4th gen standard travel shocks!

33-187174 (5100 3rd gen "long travel"/4th gen standard travel):
Collapsed Length (IN): 14.91
Extended Length (IN): 23.5

25-227611 (5160 4th gen 4Runner)
Collapsed Length (IN) 14.83
Extended Length (IN) 23.5

I had standard length 3rd gen 5100's in before and after putting in 210v springs (~4" lift with approx. 350 extra lbs. full-time up top and in back) the valving felt kind of soft. The 5160's (for the few miles on them now) are much better suited for the higher stance, as they make the truck feel more planted while eating up the bumps better than before.
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