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We have a limited that was/is stiff over small bumps. Immediately switched to 17" KO3s after purchase. Tad bit better. Then upgraded to Bilsteis and a little more improvement but still nowhere near the ride of our 5th gen. Just upgraded to 285/70/17 Ridge Grapplers and a tiny improvement again...

No error codes or electronics issues. The different modes no longer change any suspension settings but overall the ride is better. Initially I was excited about the ride being much better. I've since found that you still feel every expansion joint on certain roads. Those same joints aren't felt...

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Finally got around to measuring this for mine. It's sitting at 23.0 in the front and 23.25 in the rear.

I didn't take the time to look over the stock shocks. I was just super happy to get them off. When I get a chance I'll take a look at them and see if I see a label.

Correct, I no longer have AVS functions but I have 1 setting right now that hopefully rides great everywhere versus 4 that weren't good anywhere.

If I end up getting an alignment I'll share the specs. I'm debating on whether I need to since it's only .25 inches different than with the westcott lift.

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They are worth it. $600 well spent. I meant to take pictures but got sidetracked. I'll try to remember to get photos tonight when the wife gets home from work.

I received and installed the Bilstein 5100 suspension on our 2025 4Runner Limited this weekend. The Limited had a rough ride from the start. You could feel every bump in the road. I had installed the Westcott preload lift front and rear and that didn't make it worse but it sure didn't get any...