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Originally Posted by jeffsGT7 View Post
Time to replace the stock struts/shocks on my 2008 SR5 V6
90% road (so nice ride is appreciated)
10% in the Northern Michigan woods
I don't want to lift...
High end would likely be Bilstein 4600s ... (but I read can be hard).
Will TRD from a 2022 gen 5 fit?- if so, is ride "nice?" (set for sale near me).

Tokico? KYB?
Thank you
Granted that ride and handling preferences are subjective but I had both of those setups at various times before going Eibach all around. My driving split is about the same as yours and I would recommend either 4600s or TRD OR takeoffs without hesitation assuming the takeoffs have reasonably low mileage (<5K miles imo). There's a lot of info in the suspension post linked in my sig.

Bilstein 5100s may be firmer than you need b/c they're designed for trucks with extra weight such as custom bumpers, winches, etc., so they're stiff on a stock vehicle. The 4600s are for stock weight trucks so it shouldn't be an issue.
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