Best suspension for softest, daily driving?

Bilstein 5100. Super nice ride

 

5160 is basically a 5100 with a Resi. It’ll do way better cooling the shock if you ran it through its paces and you’ll get a little more travel compared to stock or to the 5100s (not the extended 5100s). I switched out to the bilstein 8100 and that is A soft ride.
https://youtu.be/J2B-5WhKni0

6112 I have no complaint honestly. Obviously better system but you can’t beat the performance and price ratio.

Good luck.

 

^^this. It'll make a difference. Not saying you won't still want some different shocks but 30/31 will make a big difference on your tires.

 

So it says CS047R on the top spring.

Which leaf spring should I remove for a 2" lift? Right now it sits, I'd guess 2.5 to 3" lift

 

It's that an after-market spring pack? If so, which one?

 

It's in the post. I think you missed it.

OME CS047R.

 

From my experience it will make quite a difference.
My SR5 rode quite nicely at the recommended 29 psi, per the sticker in the driver's side door opening.
I tried airing up to 33 psi and was surprised at how stiff and rough it rode.

From the info posted so far, airing down some won't be near enough.
But I think it will make a very noticeable difference.

 

OP- have you looked into Dobinsons? Those are linear valved shocks, with really soft coils. Main Line overland has the same stocks, but painted black too. Also, pretty inexpensive.

 

The SOFTEST Suspension upgrade is the https://www.gorancho.com/products/l...icklift-complete-strut-assembly-rs999915.html. Hands down!!!!! Be sure to get the rear 9000xl shocks too!!!! I’ve had bilsteins and they are hard like riding on cement blocks. 9way setting. Been riding them for 3 years now and still going strong

 

The Rancho is supposed to be pretty soft on the lowest setting
https://expeditionportal.com/field-testedrancho-rs9000xl/