Shock absorbers Bilstein or OEM Toyota

Noooo! Bilstein B8 and H&R lowerings \ud83d\ude4f\ud83d\ude4f

I have hr and bilstein. Makes a big difference but is stiffer. If I can do it again I would go with hr and koni adjustable, I hear it's not as stiff.

I have B4 on my 1994 convertible and am happy with them. they ride like stock on turbo convertibles, maybe a bit better.

If you intend to use this car, buy new springs and new Bilstein B4 shocks

I got full bilstein b8, vogtland lowering springs and tubular rear Control arms. All bushings new ofc. Handles like a beast in the mountains with some semi slicks.

I did mine with Bilstein 4600s on all four corners. Rides great!

i did all 4 corners. replaced with alltrack-specific Bilstein b6 which was a huge handling upgrade.

I ran 5100's f/r for awhile before installing a 2" lift. They rode great. They still ride great with the lift springs I installed later to accompany them. They feel like the "Sport" setting in the AHC switch would've felt like if you had good stock shocks. They're not spine compressing stiff in the slightest.

I have a 460 and I did the 6100/5100 combo. The front dives HARD during aggressive breaking, so much so that I worry about the safety of it. But otherwise it rides nice and feels really good on and off road.

I used Bilstein OE VDC shocks (same spec as BMW OEM). The FRONT ride is extremely rough and harsh on small bumps. Feels like: the front suspension has almost no travel, every road imperfection hits hard, the front is much stiffer than it should be, and the rear feels normal/comfortable.