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Old 03-11-2009, 12:56 PM
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I just got an offer from Bilstein where you buy 3 of their
4600 series shocks (the yellow ones) and get the fourth
one free.

I probably need to look at replacing the OE shocks on my
'01 Sequoia (44,000 miles now) and was wondering if any
one has used these and can offer any feedback, good or
bad, on ride quality, handling etc.

I'm guessing with this offer, these will cost less than
replacing with OE Toyota.

Any input is appreciated.

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Don't remember the series # but I used Bilstein HD's on my 99LC. Dramatic improvement over OEM. No sway or lean on curves and more solid but not harsh ride.
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Old 03-11-2009, 05:56 PM
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Front: F4-BE5-6024-HO
Rear: F4-BE5-6738-H0

Shockwarehouse has them at a decent price.

He offers us a 5% discount too, tundrasolution is the code.
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Sweet

I may have to by a set for my 2002
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FYI, any store that sells Bilstein shocks should be offering this promotion.
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Thanks for the info. Good quality shocks at an affordable price.
How can I go wrong?

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