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Old 06-10-2022, 02:32 PM #1
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Is there a reason we don’t talk about Bilstein 4600’s, only 5100’s?

Are they not for lifted vehicles? What differences am I not aware of?


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Are they not for lifted vehicles? What differences am I not aware of?


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The 4600 is for stock height vehicles, and the 5100 is for lifted vehicles.
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they arent adjustable. generally are stiffer valved. also theyre yellow..................
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I've had 4600's on for several years, no complaints, but I don't offroad. I replaced the xreas system with these and FJ springs and then added a 1" Daystar spacer to front to level it out, but going to remove that spacer and replace with a 1/2" spacer.
As has been mentioned the 5100's give you some height adjustability as opposed to using spacers. I like the ride, it firmer than the xreas, but I like the feel.
Check out "Tinkerer's Adventures" on youtube for some 4Runner front suspension analysis before you do anything. I did, and reason I'm removing the 1" and replacing with 1/2" spacer.
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I have the 4600s on my 3/4 ton Suburban and they work well. They don’t offer the 5100s for my Suburban.
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