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Bilstein 6112s IN STOCK & Now Shipping from Total Automotive Performance - T4R GB!!!!

Has anyone installed this setup on a 2014/15 Limited yet? The 6112/5160s ?

How does this setup compare to the stock x-reas setup? I find with the x-reas the truck handles well with little body lean in corners and less nose diving than the Trail Edition (my brother has a trail), however can be a little harsh on rough roads.

Is it worth ripping out the stock setup? I went with the Limited because this is my wife's daily driver to chauffeur the kids around so I had to make her happy! However, like most on here are not impressed with the wheel/tire setup Toyota went with.

So with researching a new wheel/tire setup I am now intrigued with the Bilstein shocks.

I like the fact that I can get a small lift in the front with the adjustable settings. My winter tires rubbed a little (265/70/17 Duratracs) and this would solve that and allow for more aggressive summer tires. I Really like the Nitto Trails.
 
Has anyone installed this setup on a 2014/15 Limited yet? The 6112/5160s ?

How does this setup compare to the stock x-reas setup? I find with the x-reas the truck handles well with little body lean in corners and less nose diving than the Trail Edition (my brother has a trail), however can be a little harsh on rough roads.

Is it worth ripping out the stock setup? I went with the Limited because this is my wife's daily driver to chauffeur the kids around so I had to make her happy! However, like most on here are not impressed with the wheel/tire setup Toyota went with.

So with researching a new wheel/tire setup I am now intrigued with the Bilstein shocks.

I like the fact that I can get a small lift in the front with the adjustable settings. My winter tires rubbed a little (265/70/17 Duratracs) and this would solve that and allow for more aggressive summer tires. I Really like the Nitto Trails.


A few members have, hopefully they will chime in. We have yet to drive on that limited suspension much.

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Has anyone installed this setup on a 2014/15 Limited yet? The 6112/5160s ?

How does this setup compare to the stock x-reas setup? I find with the x-reas the truck handles well with little body lean in corners and less nose diving than the Trail Edition (my brother has a trail), however can be a little harsh on rough roads.

Is it worth ripping out the stock setup? I went with the Limited because this is my wife's daily driver to chauffeur the kids around so I had to make her happy! However, like most on here are not impressed with the wheel/tire setup Toyota went with.

So with researching a new wheel/tire setup I am now intrigued with the Bilstein shocks.

I like the fact that I can get a small lift in the front with the adjustable settings. My winter tires rubbed a little (265/70/17 Duratracs) and this would solve that and allow for more aggressive summer tires. I Really like the Nitto Trails.

If this is your wifes DD I don't see a reason to rip out XREAS. With the proper tire and wheel setup you shouldn't rub at all, especially if you're just going with stock size tires. I also don't see a reason for MTs on a DD either. I'd go with a good set of HT tires for the summer and dedicated winter tires like the Blizzaks or Nokians.

Here is one persons experience with the 6112/5160 combo on a Limited and an honest initial review

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/1985217-post235.html
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/1989921-post265.html
 
This may be my wife's DD during the week, but, its my play toy on the weekend. I take it off-roading quite a bit and plan on even more, and it was my wife that didn't like the stiff suspension. So if I can get a new setup that works good for both of us, I would do the swap.

I am running the 265/70/17 duratracs in the winter, which are amazing tires for all the conditions. I want to run either a Nitto Terra Grappler or Trail Grappler during the summer. I ride a lot of sand trails (and of course the occasional mud hole which is hard to avoid ! Which is why I like the more aggressive tread pattern of the trails!

Plus lets be honest, an aggressive looking tire looks awesome! I didn't buy a 4Runner to run to the mall! I bought this because they are tough, well built and extremely capable offroad, even in stock form.
 
[MENTION=120150]TotalAutomotiveLV[/MENTION] are those back in stock? bilsteins 6112/5160 for 2015 trail 4runner.

i'm also running a hybrid bumper southern style speed with a winch on it for about an extra 140lbs up front, for me to get 2 inches of lift do i need to go up to the 4th notch or the 3rd notch should be enough.

do you guys offer assembly of the front 6112? that i can just bolt on ?

lastly and most important. how do i get my t4r discount? call you guys up or pm?

thanks for the help
 
[MENTION=120150]TotalAutomotiveLV[/MENTION] are those back in stock? bilsteins 6112/5160 for 2015 trail 4runner.

i'm also running a hybrid bumper southern style speed with a winch on it for about an extra 140lbs up front, for me to get 2 inches of lift do i need to go up to the 4th notch or the 3rd notch should be enough.

do you guys offer assembly of the front 6112? that i can just bolt on ?

lastly and most important. how do i get my t4r discount? call you guys up or pm?

thanks for the help


We have the 6112s, but the 5160s are still backordered. I would suggest going up a notch to compensate for the weight

Give us a call! 702.979.1577
 
[MENTION=120150]TotalAutomotiveLV[/MENTION] are those back in stock? bilsteins 6112/5160 for 2015 trail 4runner.

i'm also running a hybrid bumper southern style speed with a winch on it for about an extra 140lbs up front, for me to get 2 inches of lift do i need to go up to the 4th notch or the 3rd notch should be enough.

do you guys offer assembly of the front 6112? that i can just bolt on ?

lastly and most important. how do i get my t4r discount? call you guys up or pm?

thanks for the help

Also, if you want to order online - the code T4R unlocks serious discounts. :thumb3:
 
Thank you for the continued orders!! We have limited sets of both 6112 kits.

These are in stock and ready to ship. Let us know if you have any questions.

Price is 655 delivered for the whole kit with code T4R, if you find a lower price, please PM us and we will beat it.

 
At Least 5 sets available NOW!!!

Also don't forget to order some Bilstein Billet Shock brackets too:

Bilstein Mounting Clamp 11-176015 | Bilstein 11-176015 | 5160 Series Shocks | 5165 Series Shocks

Man on man. Bilstein loves to toy with us. We have the 6112 good in stock, and we just took delivery of 4 pairs of 5160s randomly from bilstein. First come first serve on the rears! Price has not changed.

It says backordered on the site, but as of 12/3 4:15PM PST, we have 4 pairs. Use code T4R for discount

Bilstein 25-227611 Shocks | Bilstein 5160 Series Shocks
 
Thank you for the orders. We have 6112s in stock!


at least 10 sets of fronts in stock!!!

Bilstein 6112 Shocks | 6112 Series Shocks | Bilstein Off-Road 6112 BTS kit



1 Rear PAIR left, (it says b/o on our site but saving it for the last sale)

Bilstein 25-227611 Shocks | Bilstein 5160 Series Shocks | Bilstein Shocks


Don't forget the Bilstein Billet Shock Clamps

Bilstein Mounting Clamp 11-176015 | Bilstein 11-176015 | 5160 Series Shocks | 5165 Series Shocks

Once this last Rear Pair is SOLD we will update this page.

Call, PM, or email [email protected]
 
3rd clip w/ ICON 2" rears from local customer [MENTION=136709]Myron_Hensel[/MENTION]

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at least 10 sets of fronts in stock!!!

Bilstein 6112 Shocks | 6112 Series Shocks | Bilstein Off-Road 6112 BTS kit



1 Rear PAIR left, (it says b/o on our site but saving it for the last sale)

Bilstein 25-227611 Shocks | Bilstein 5160 Series Shocks | Bilstein Shocks


Don't forget the Bilstein Billet Shock Clamps

Bilstein Mounting Clamp 11-176015 | Bilstein 11-176015 | 5160 Series Shocks | 5165 Series Shocks

Once this last Rear Pair is SOLD we will update this page.

Call, PM, or email [email protected]


Last set of 5160's are SOLD, We will update this when it is back in stock. Thanks for your order!!!!!
 
I posted this in the 5th Gen Lift buyers guide but also wanted your opinion as you guys helped in producing/testing the shock and answer questions like this all day.


Looking into either 5100's or 6112's with 5100's in the rear. I do not want much lift (1-1.25") and want to keep some of the stock rake just minimize (not completely leveled). I know that the 6112 spec wise (and by a lot of research on this site) are a better shock, but the spring rate is very soft. As of now it would probably be the perfect set up to put the 6112's at the .5 setting, add 5100's in the back with a OME 10mm spacer and call it a day, although probably overkill since about 95% of my driving is paved roads and will only be doing light to medium trails when I do go off road. If i were eventually to add a bumper/winch up front are there any springs that fit the 6112 with a heavier spring rate? I don't want to compress the shock further by lifting it more, taking away from travel and the combined characteristics of the coilover. Or is it a better idea to save the money, add 5100's all around with stock coils, set it to .85 add a 10mm OME spacer and then if the mods come later just add stiffer springs?

Oh, and yes budget is a factor but if the 6112's are really that much better I could splurge if its possible to have them save me more $ by not having to upgrade the suspension to an Icon or Boss in the future but just adding stiffer springs.

Thanks in advance for any help/advice you can give!
 
I posted this in the 5th Gen Lift buyers guide but also wanted your opinion as you guys helped in producing/testing the shock and answer questions like this all day.


Looking into either 5100's or 6112's with 5100's in the rear. I do not want much lift (1-1.25") and want to keep some of the stock rake just minimize (not completely leveled). I know that the 6112 spec wise (and by a lot of research on this site) are a better shock, but the spring rate is very soft. As of now it would probably be the perfect set up to put the 6112's at the .5 setting, add 5100's in the back with a OME 10mm spacer and call it a day, although probably overkill since about 95% of my driving is paved roads and will only be doing light to medium trails when I do go off road. If i were eventually to add a bumper/winch up front are there any springs that fit the 6112 with a heavier spring rate? I don't want to compress the shock further by lifting it more, taking away from travel and the combined characteristics of the coilover. Or is it a better idea to save the money, add 5100's all around with stock coils, set it to .85 add a 10mm OME spacer and then if the mods come later just add stiffer springs?

Oh, and yes budget is a factor but if the 6112's are really that much better I could splurge if its possible to have them save me more $ by not having to upgrade the suspension to an Icon or Boss in the future but just adding stiffer springs.

Thanks in advance for any help/advice you can give!

The springs are standard EIBACH 14" 3.5ID springs, we can order them in +50# or +100# weights to compensate for bumpers, winches etc.

6112 is greater than or equal to the BOSS in performance and will be a noticeable upgrade over the 5100. If you are looking to stuff bigger tires on until you can upgrade to a 2.5" like ICON or Fox or King then go with the 5100s, but if you plan on having this for a couple years the 6112 is a great way to go.

Let us know if we can answer any questions, and feel free to call us if youd like. 702.979.1577
 
The springs are standard EIBACH 14" 3.5ID springs, we can order them in +50# or +100# weights to compensate for bumpers, winches etc.

6112 is greater than or equal to the BOSS in performance and will be a noticeable upgrade over the 5100. If you are looking to stuff bigger tires on until you can upgrade to a 2.5" like ICON or Fox or King then go with the 5100s, but if you plan on having this for a couple years the 6112 is a great way to go.

Let us know if we can answer any questions, and feel free to call us if youd like. 702.979.1577

Thank you, that's what I wanted to hear.
 

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