Toyota Landcruiser HJ60 Shock absorber query

If you did not change the shockies when you lifted your cruiser they will be bottoming out on the rebound. This is what is making the vehicle ride uncomfortable.
When one changes the suspension height one must also change to longer shockies. That should fix your problem.

Disco.

G`day,
My 60 has a 2" lift and because I was about to do a trip heavily loaded I had it beefed up with heavier rear springs and new shocks all round at Pedders.

The Anne Beadel Hwy from Coober Pedy to Laverton tested the suspension to the limit.
New rear shockers were required at Laverton.
Further along the same trip the heavy duty rear springs broke and required repairs by "Barnsey" the mechanic at Birdsville.
I asked him what he thought was the best brand of suspension suitable for rugged outback traveling , he said " Have a look under any local vehicle around here and see what colour they are", well every one had yellow Old Man Emu suspension.
I thought that was a good enough recommendation for me, I fitted OME suspension all round soon after returning home.
It was an expensive way of sorting rubbish from good but I have done some seriously rough traveling since then and the OME`s are great.

Scrubby.