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Renol 06-20-2020 05:57 PM

Rate my suspension picks - good choice or no?
 
So I've bitten the bullet and made some choices. Am I barking up the right tree or have I made a mistake?

Front: Bilstein 5100s paired with OME 844 and JBA STD UCAs
Rear: Bilstein 5100s paired with toytec superflex rear coils

Just don't tell my wife :pray: I was just going to get the front shocks replaced, but with springs you really gotta balance out the rear so might as well replace those shocks while I'm at it.

The thought is to make a weekend warrior setup that will improve off-roading while not making a terrible daily driver ride.

Syr4RinNC 06-20-2020 07:53 PM

How much lift you going for? How much extra Weight will you be carrying? What type of off roading?

Renol 06-20-2020 09:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Syr4RinNC (Post 3507175)
How much lift you going for? How much extra Weight will you be carrying? What type of off roading?

If my numbers are correct, the springs are rated for 3" of lift up front and the springs in the rear provide 2" of lift. I'm not doing anything drastic, just an improvement over stock.

As for offroading, again nothing drastic but easy-moderate stuff locally.

Thebeastlives 06-20-2020 10:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Renol (Post 3507213)
If my numbers are correct, the springs are rated for 3" of lift up front and the springs in the rear provide 2" of lift. I'm not doing anything drastic, just an improvement over stock.

As for offroading, again nothing drastic but easy-moderate stuff locally.

Just put that similar setup on my son's 4 runner. It works great on the road and not bad off the road on rough fire roads

Fern 06-20-2020 10:45 PM

V8 or V6?

zbadboy69 06-22-2020 07:16 PM

Looking for something similar. I am concerned about a harsher ride then stock.

Fern 06-24-2020 09:06 PM

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Originally Posted by zbadboy69 (Post 3508039)
Looking for something similar. I am concerned about a harsher ride then stock.

I have OME shocks and 885's in the front, and bilstiens and superflex in the rear. I went with 885's because I have the V8. It's a little firmer than stock but not harsh.

https://i.imgur.com/5yJwpaW.jpg

This how it sits with a full size spare hanging off the back.

Renol 06-26-2020 07:48 PM

I've got everything but the JBA control arms due to material shortages at manufacturer level. I'll be doing the work over the weekend and hopefully the UCA arrive this week while I'm off. Looking forward to getting everything done and aligned. I'll post before and after pics too.

SeaTowner221 06-26-2020 10:19 PM

I know a lot of people run Bilsteins with OME springs, but I would suggest OME shocks if you can -- they are valved to match their springs and they are beeefy


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