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Old 08-15-2011, 04:03 PM
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Tundra bilstein 5100's in front with Tundra TRD springs should give you the desired lift and ride. I hear the OME set-ups are very stiff. The Trd Tundras are a nice progressive spring.

The 890's in the back are a little stiff, but not bad. I would pair a rear 5100 Tundra shock with the Landcruiser 7.5 wraps if I was you.
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