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

We should have the new 6112 models in stock in 2-3 weeks. We are stocked up on the current model and there is no performance difference other than the extra height settings for those who dont want to wait :)
 
The new, redesigned 6112s are now in stock! Use code T4R to get yours.

• 2010 – 2016 Toyota 4Runner B8 6112 front kit – Part# 47-259768
• 2003 – 2009 Toyota 4Runner B8 6112 front kit – Part# 47-260153
• 1996 – 2002 Toyota 4Runner B8 6112 front kit – Part# 47-258624
• 2000 – 2006 Toyota Tundra B8 6112 front kit – Part# 47-243729
 
What is the difference between the old and new 6112 height settings? [MENTION=120150]TotalAutomotiveLV[/MENTION]
 
Bilstein added 3 more Ride-Height-Adjust options for the 4Runner. Original the settings were listed at #1 Average .5", #2 Average 1.25", #3 Average 2", and #4 Average 2.5"

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Bilstein added 3 more Ride-Height-Adjust options for the 4Runner. Original the settings were listed at #1 Average .5", #2 Average 1.25", #3 Average 2", and #4 Average 2.5"

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My 6112's had 5 Circlip grooves....
You sure that wasn't the 5100's you are mentioning?
 
Just wanted to share a quick update...

We still have a couple Bilstein 6112's on hand and shipping, however,

Both the Bilstein 5160's and 5100's for 5th Gen are on stock delay and
expected to be available from Bilstein mid to late December.

We will do our best to keep everyone updated.

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Can I get a price for the 4th gen 6112's.
I'm gonna use my member's discount code "T4R".
I couldn't get through on the 702 number you provided.
THANKS!!!
 
The new, redesigned 6112s are now in stock! Use code T4R to get yours.

• 2010 – 2016 Toyota 4Runner B8 6112 front kit – Part# 47-259768
• 2003 – 2009 Toyota 4Runner B8 6112 front kit – Part# 47-260153
• 1996 – 2002 Toyota 4Runner B8 6112 front kit – Part# 47-258624
• 2000 – 2006 Toyota Tundra B8 6112 front kit – Part# 47-243729


Just wanted to be certain. When clicking on the part number for "2010 – 2016 Toyota 4Runner B8 6112 front kit – Part# 47-259768", Unsure if it's leading me to the revised version or not.
I'm assuming this is the revised version since it has the "B8" in the description: 47-259768 - BILSTEIN Truck & Off Road - B8 6112 Series Suspension Kit - Total Automotive Performance - Your Source for Auto Parts and Accessories
 
We've been getting a lot of calls about the Bilstein 6112's

We have a handful of the redesigned 6112s now in stock!

2010 – 2016 Toyota 4Runner B8 6112 front kit – Part# 47-259768

Use promo code "T4R" for added savings.
 
We've been getting a lot of calls about the Bilstein 6112's

We have a handful of the redesigned 6112s now in stock!

2010 – 2016 Toyota 4Runner B8 6112 front kit – Part# 47-259768

Use promo code "T4R" for added savings.

What are your current recommendations for the rear with 5160's still on stock delay for those who do not want a rebuildable shock? I know the icon 2.0's are valved similarly but are there other options?
 
What are your current recommendations for the rear with 5160's still on stock delay for those who do not want a rebuildable shock? I know the icon 2.0's are valved similarly but are there other options?

Bilstein's are a "rebuildable" shock as well.

If you are looking to keep stock height in the rear, the Bilstein 5100 have been very popular - Part #33-187174.

For lifted options, ICON is the best option. FOX is another.

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Bilstein's are a "rebuildable" shock as well.

If you are looking to keep stock height in the rear, the Bilstein 5100 have been very popular - Part #33-187174.

For lifted options, ICON is the best option. FOX is another.

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Thanks for he quick reply. Is the 5100 valving close enough to the 5160 to match the 6112? I understand the 5160 is a higher end shock with the remote resi, but if your not bombing down desert washboards and don't need the additional heat dissapation will the 5100 offer a similar ride? My main concern with the 5160 is the 90 day warranty vs. the limited lifetime of the 5100.
 
Thanks for he quick reply. Is the 5100 valving close enough to the 5160 to match the 6112? I understand the 5160 is a higher end shock with the remote resi, but if your not bombing down desert washboards and don't need the additional heat dissapation will the 5100 offer a similar ride? My main concern with the 5160 is the 90 day warranty vs. the limited lifetime of the 5100.

The Bilstein 5160 is an off-road specific shock and designed to match the 6112.

For daily driver comfort, the 5100 is a great option. If you are planning for some off-road adventures, then either waiting on the 5160 or exploring another off-road specific shock will be best.

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The Bilstein 5160 is an off-road specific shock and designed to match the 6112.

For daily driver comfort, the 5100 is a great option. If you are planning for some off-road adventures, then either waiting on the 5160 or exploring another off-road specific shock will be best.

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Thank you... I shall be patient then!
 

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