His ride is the white GX above, its a 2014+.
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Don't let this discourage you. The benefit with the BP 51 is that you can adjust the compression and rebound. If this is not a must then there are few reliable options there.
Thanks for sharing your experience!
I like the remote reservoir OME BP 51 option too. And like you, I don't wish to raise ride height any more than 2". I want to improve ride quality, aesthetics, and if it happens to add some capability - well that's just icing on the cake!
I also live in a cold environment though and wish to avoid the clunking you've experienced.
I appreciate the level of sophistication the BP 31 option brings but also won't be using the adjustable features. Is there a mall-crawler/very light & rare off road setting you suggest for the set up? I'm very unfamiliar with all things 4WD/off road, please pardon my ignorance!
I have a '17 Tundra Off-Road but eventually would like to add the TRD Pro suspension as well. I have 18x9 FN BFD wheels with 305/65 KO2 tires, totally transformed the look, my first truck, and kinda sent me down this Toyota/off road path. Thinking about a GX for my wife or to replace the Tundra with.
Anyone know if ARB has fixed the cold weather noise issue on the BP-51s?Based on what i read so far, is more likely related to the oil weight. But who knows ??. ARB said that they are working on finding a cure but they run out of cold weather. Perhaps they don't have a shop in the southern hemisphere where is freezing now.