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Old 04-26-2024, 02:47 PM #31
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Added OME lift kit also. In general, I love it, but the ride is harsh with just one person in the vehicle.

As it is a daily driver, I put a couple bags of cement in the back wrapped in plastic bags, (96 kg, 211 lbs). This made a huge difference in daily ride satisfaction, but is occasionally inconvenient when I need to put larger items in the back.
The OME springs are designed for you to be carrying a constant load in the back of the vehicle. They ride like crap without it.

As for myself, I have a subwoofer, 2x 50lb. bags of sand, tools, a recovery kit and a Hi-Lift jack in the back. 285/75 spare tire and a tow hitch. I added the sand bags to get the ride height and ride quality I wanted. The LC 7.5 Wraps ride too high and are too jiggly without the extra weight. When loading up for camping/adventures, I remove the sand bags and they ride great and deal with my typical load.

The Downey Off-Road 3" linear rate springs I used to have were the best riding rear springs I've ever had on this truck. They also dealt with the loads I typically have for camping and I didn't need to have a 100+ lbs of extra weight back there all the time. I wish they were still in business...
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Weirdest take I've heard in a long time. If they wanted it to ride rough, Toyota wouldn't have implemented double wishbone and 4-link, and would've made the vehicle 2-link on both axles with HD leafs with no steering stabilizer. To that effect the people here aren't talking about factory suspension, they're talking about Old Man Emu.
Hell by that metric there should be no bushings anywhere on the car and we should all weld in pieces of bar stock for static mounts because "hurr durr its supposed to ride as rough as possible."
So, People are buying suspension parts that make the thing ride rough?

Why not just keep the stock suspension if you're gonna complain?

I was being sarcastic about the ride of the 4runner. Dang! Some people just don't pick up on anything.
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Short answer, Yes. Long answer, I carry tools, recovery kit, emergency kit, and misc. to the tune of around 150-200lbs. My mind is more comfortable with that stuff on board. My ass being more comfortable is a bonus.
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