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birdinhand55@sbcglobal.net asked:


I have about 160,000 miles on the struts and shocks on my 96 Toyota Tacoma SR5 4X4. Most of the miles have been highway.But when I had my truck into Toyota last week for an oil change and lube, the mechanic showed me my passenger side rear shock sheared off like someone amputated it. ;-/ Likely due to the 1000 lb weight of a small pop-up cab-over camper I sometimes carry (and also off road sometimes). I have Firestone rear airbags to level the vehicle, but even still, I busted a shock.

So, my question is what brand and type front struts and rear shocks would you get for this vehicle if it were your truck? I plan to keep the truck for an unknown number of years. The motor and trans are solid.

I have looked at Monroe’s Sensatrac and Bilsteins heavy duty B46 struts and shocks and having had no experience in either of these, I find it hard to make up my mind. It seemed these Bilsteins were the best, but then I started reading some reviews about folk being disspointed. I am getting confused.

Any an all advise would be welcomed!! And, thank you in advance.

Walter

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BrAker asked:


I have found plenty of chassis, suspension and differential upgrades, and they are all great. But I have found very few upgrades for power, all I want is about 60 more horses, 200 would be great for me

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Kyle asked:


i have a 1988 toyota and i want to redo the suspension. how much for the parts and how to do it and is it hard?

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