FS: 2008 Toyota Tundra DC SR5 TRD 5.7L 4x4

[tcm]

16,250 miles
$25,250

Summary
5.7L V8
4WD 4x4
SR5 package
Double cab configuration
"Short bed" configuration, 6.5'
Slate grey (01F9) exterior, black (FF20) interior
Purchased 12/30/2008
Warranty good until 12/30/2011 (13 months remaining)
Manufactured June 2008 in Indiana.

Options
TRD package: Offroad tuned suspenion, Bilstein shocks, 18" alloy wheels w/275/65R18 BF Goodrich Tires, fog lamps, sliding rear window w/privacy glass, engine and fuel tank skidplates, front tow hook, TRD offroad package graphics
Towing package: hitch receiver, supplemental A/T cooler, 4.30 rear diff, 150 A alternator, A/T temp gauge, 7-pin connector, trail brake controller pre-wire
Bedliner
Heated mirrors


Add ons
AutoPage alarm plus remote start ($750)
Venture Shield on hood, both front fenders, bumper, door edges ($600)
Nasta all stainless steel step bars ($325)
Custom cut foil sunshade ($50)
All weather Toyota floor mats, front and rear ($100)
Weathertech in-channel front window deflectors ($70)

Original owner, non-smoker, no kids/dogs, no accidents.

PM for more details, high res. pictures, scan of window sticker, VIN, etc.

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[susanavilon]

16,250 miles
$25,250

Summary
5.7L V8
4WD 4x4
SR5 package
Double cab configuration
"Short bed" configuration, 6.5'
Slate grey (01F9) exterior, black (FF20) interior
Purchased 12/30/2008
Warranty good until 12/30/2011 (13 months remaining)
Manufactured June 2008 in Indiana.

Options
TRD package: Offroad tuned suspenion, Bilstein shocks, 18" alloy wheels w/275/65R18 BF Goodrich Tires, fog lamps, sliding rear window w/privacy glass, engine and fuel tank skidplates, front tow hook, TRD offroad package graphics
Towing package: hitch receiver, supplemental A/T cooler, 4.30 rear diff, 150 A alternator, A/T temp gauge, 7-pin connector, trail brake controller pre-wire
Bedliner
Heated mirrors


Add ons
AutoPage alarm plus remote start ($750)
Venture Shield on hood, both front fenders, bumper, door edges ($600)
Nasta all stainless steel step bars ($325)
Custom cut foil sunshade ($50)
All weather Toyota floor mats, front and rear ($100)
Weathertech in-channel front window deflectors ($70)

Original owner, non-smoker, no kids/dogs, no accidents.

PM for more details, high res. pictures, scan of window sticker, VIN, etc.

IMG_0703-8th.jpg

I have a 2004 GMC 2500 Full crew cab (6.0 litre) and I have bought Bilsteins to put on this vehicle.

I am in constant debate with my father in law..who is an old time mechanic...knows his business...but does not stay abreast of new technology. He insist that I will see no improvements with ride or handling with any new shock that I buy. He believes that because it is a 3/4 ton truck..and suspension is so heavy duty...it really does not matter what brand of shock I put on this vehicle...the ride will never improve.

[zchris]

Your father in law is correct. I have an 03 Silverado 2500HD and I did the same thing when the truck was a year old. No change. Sorry.
Chris

[CalypsoBean]

was that some kind of super-elaborate spam post?

[Mick]

was that some kind of super-elaborate spam post?

Weird right? I'm suspicious too. I've been keeping an eye on this thread 1/2 expecting to see that user has come back to add a bunch of spam links to their signature.

[CP]

The ride on an older 3/4 ton truck will always suck. However the type of shock used most certainly DOES make a difference. I've used expensive Edelbrocks and cheaper (by more than half) Skyjacker Hydro shocks on mine (2003 Dodge) and I can feel the difference fo sho.