Street suspension on a PreRunner

Hey guys. Posting here to get some ideas on upgrading my suspension to give my Taco better handling and performance without lowering. I like the look of the 22's

 

so you want a suspension to give better handling on road?
do you want it to be firmer at high speeds or like softer going over bumps?
whats your Budget?

 

Well it is a pretty rough ride. Is it possible to stiffen the truck handling wise but take away the rough ride? As far as budget, I just shelled out about $800 over the past few weeks.....replacement lights (some LED), LED light strips for inside the grille area, paint for brake calipers, mud flaps (painted to match), bull bar, billet grille, and front license plate bracket for bull bar

 

Best bet would probably be go with a Full OME kit, cheapest route would be probably just replace all your shocks with bilstiens 5100s

 

I don't have any room left to do any lowering in the front, but it looks like I could bring the rear down an inch or two. Has anyone talked of the advantages of adding a weight to the bed?

 

you could add weight to the bed to keep it from "bouncing around" and your ride may feel better, however your rims are really going to make your ride rough, i noticed my ride got worse when i changed from 16s to 18" rims

 

Understood. I think I'll look into the OME suspension. Thanks

 

5100's are stiffer shocks and will not help with softening up the ride.

 

Alterations on most vehicle suspensions involves compromise.

Reducing unsprung weight (your wheel tire combo) and getting a bit more sidewall flex working for you (your wheel tire combo) is the fastest way to improve your ride quality.

In most cases one has to chose form or function. Seems like you've already chosen form (based on your parts list) and that's ok. It's just that the function you want will be both challenging and a bit pricey.