New shocks don't have dust covers

The bellows type would be the easiest that's how they all used to be I think maybe the part that you're supposed to move over from the original Toyota piece is a piece of plastic or something like that I wouldn't let that worry me at all I've had shocks on other cars with no bellows no boots sometimes no bump stops which now are incorporated into the the other pieces as well so you can let it worry you or not Is it going to reduce the life of the shock probably not in the world that we live in but in some extremely dire conditions possibly a little I know the cheapies that I just bought for my generation too all have bellows boots bump stops and everything and they're just running the mill cheaper type junk but apparently they're done a pretty good job they seemingly work well if they were missing a boot or two I wouldn't let it worry me for what I paid for them.

 

When I bought their "kit", it had those cheaper shocks. That's probably what the other
person did. You'll have to get the bellows and bumper. Or just get the same type
of shocks...

 

You should be able to find the bellows that'll work right at your O'Reilly's Menards or advance Auto parts store they should have a bunch of them in stock there's really only you know five six seven eight part numbers it'll probably cover thousands of cars you know shock pissed in rod diameters and all that are very similar for most vehicles in certain size ranges and weight ranges so one or two parts would cover many more than we'd want to think about I bought a bellows kit for a rack not too long ago I think the bellows was $18 maybe a tad less and was in stock.

 

Probably easiest out of a junkyard.