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Suspension Upgrade Recommendations for Camper

Discussion in '1st Gen. Tacomas (1995-2004)' started by gibberfish, Sep 14, 2022.

  1. Sep 14, 2022 at 12:18 PM
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    gibberfish

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    gibberfish [OP] New Member

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    1999 Dark Red Extended Cab SR5 4x4
    mostly stock
    Hey all, new member here. Recently got a 99 4x4 extended cab and am super psyched.

    There is so much info on all the different suspension upgrades out there that its kind of hard to navigate and I'm just looking for direct advice from anyone with applicable experience. I just got a ~1000 pound fiberglass camper for it and obviously need to do some suspension upgrades from stock. I'm planning on getting some
    $425 Firestone 2304 Ride-Rite Rear Air Spring Kit
    Firestone 2304 Ride-Rites with cradles and some Bilstein B6s for the front, and I'm mostly wondering if you all think that will be enough to get the job done or if new coils for the front and/or new shocks and leaf springs for the back would be a good idea as well. I live out of my vehicle and am on a tight budget so just trying to get things solid and not necessarily high performance...
     
    gibberfish, Sep 14, 2022
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