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FS: Tundra 5100's rear for 3rd gen, $95 Shipped!

KentuckyRunner

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Rear Bilstein 5100 shocks for a (1st Gen Tundra) to fit a 3rd gen 4runner. Used one year, 15K miles. Only removed to go with more lift. Shocks are still very strong. They are not as pretty as a new set, and the stickers are starting to peel. $95 shipped in the Continental U.S., Paypal Only!


 
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would these be good with my lc 9 springs? I odnt really know what to match my LC 9 springs with

You need to go with a longer shock than these especially with 9 wraps. Most guys buy brand new OEM landcruiser shocks from the dealer. I think they are like $40 each.
 
There's a ton of us using 5100's with 8 wraps (4.5" lift). Whats the down side of that?

If you are running extended 5100s, that's perfectly fine, and probably a better ride than the LC tokicos. Tundra 5100s really shouldn't be used beyond 3.5" lift because they will be at their extended limit, which will provide a harsh ride, limited flex, and be bad for the shock.
 
If you are running extended 5100s, that's perfectly fine, and probably a better ride than the LC tokicos. Tundra 5100s really shouldn't be used beyond 3.5" lift because they will be at their extended limit, which will provide a harsh ride, limited flex, and be bad for the shock.

OK, I'm running the extended ones. Thanks
 

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