[MURPHE]

My '05 Tundra (4X4) has 110K on her and I'd like to coax an additional 110K or more out of her. I just purchased a set of Bilstein 5100 shocks but have not installed them yet. Is there any reason to replace the coilover springs while I'm at it? If so, will OEM coils do the trick or should I purchase an aftermarket coil? I only get on the dirt a couple times a year. My main interest is to get as smooth a ride as possible on some of the most pothole riddled streets in America. I'm not averse to spending the money if there's a better quality coil available for my needs.

 

[SuckersWalk]

OEM coil? TRD springs.

 

[Remmy700P]

The Bilstein 5100 + OEM coil is the inexpensive way to get lift and still keep a stable, firm ride. The next step up is a dedicated coilover (Fox, King, Icon, etc) and those are $$$$.

 

[YotaDan]

You may want to also look into getting new Coil Isolators, Steering Rack Bushings, and Sway Bar Bushings.

 

[rambrush]

Agree with Yotadan I just changed out all of the above which I had purchased from Wheelers and the steering is much more positive feeling.

 

[MURPHE]

Thanks for your input and the tip regarding the Coil Isolators, Steering Rack Bushings, and Sway Bar Bushings. The steering is starting to feel a little sloppy.