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OEM Toyota Shock absorbers
Vanski804
Rating 5.0
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2008 LC Prado - 185k mileage. Regular PMS only. front lower arms, and tire rods were change for the first time last year since it was new, rides like brand new again. Shocks were already replaced with OME.

Pros: rides like brand new
Vehicle: Toyota Land Cruiser Prado
Mileage: 185000 km
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OEM Toyota Shock absorbers
ninja-sam
Rating 4.0
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I just back from mechanic shop with another set of stock absorber (facelift gt86) and ride is really night and day!! Firm but not harsh, can feel the road but not as uncomfortable as before.

Pros: firm but not harsh
Cons: uncomfortable before
Vehicle: Toyota
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Dobinsons Shock absorbers
UniqueLoginID
Rating 4.0
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Personally I went Dobinson MRAs which have handled outback travel and tough tracks. Some prefer them revalved but mine is heavy enough to work well with them. Unlike their springs it seems to be a decent product.

Pros: handled outback travel
Vehicle: Nissan
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Dobinsons Shock absorbers
Worldly_Platform8614
Rating 5.0
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I ripped them out the same week and went for Dobinsons MRR. Honestly? Night and day. The ride is smoother on-road, planted in corners, and off-road they just eat up washboards and corrugations. I’ve hammered them through tracks that would’ve rattled the Bilsteins to death, and they haven’t skipped a beat.

Pros: smoother ride, planted in corners
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Dobinsons Shock absorbers

Just change shock absorbers. I would very much recommend adjustable ones eg Dobinson. Bilsteins are great but they have very specific valving which has a lot of low speed damping, eliminating body roll but resulting in a bumpy ride under 60km/hr. At high speed they’re awesome. Some of the US spec ones have softer valving (5100s)

Pros: eliminating body roll
Cons: bumpy ride under 60km/hr
Vehicle: Toyota
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