NPA: Bilstein 47-258624 - 6112 Coilovers for 96-02 Toyota 4Runner

Bilstein finally published the 5160s on their website.

Part Number: 25-268362 & 25-268379

Any updates on release date and price?
 
I got these 5160 rears installed a few months back. I bought from Wheeler's Offroad (one of the board sponsors).
 

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Is it really worth it to spend about a grand on these? I'd like to get the right setup the first time around. Debating on kings. Those are at about 2300. I'd rather spend the extra 1300 unless these are truly even remotely competitors..
 
Is it really worth it to spend about a grand on these? I'd like to get the right setup the first time around. Debating on kings. Those are at about 2300. I'd rather spend the extra 1300 unless these are truly even remotely competitors..



If i’m not mistaken king’s and bilstein are digressive dampening so they are similar in that aspect. With that said it’s king are rebuildable. $1,300 or more depending on where your source parts is a lot to spend on other stuff. Not everyone needs King or Icon. There is a huge difference between need and want.


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If i’m not mistaken king’s and bilstein are digressive dampening so they are similar in that aspect. With that said it’s king are rebuildable. $1,300 or more depending on where your source parts is a lot to spend on other stuff. Not everyone needs King or Icon. There is a huge difference between need and want.


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True that, I live in Michigan and frequent the silver lake sand dunes. I'd like to go a little crazy over the next couple summers and at some point get the BTF long travel kit. Obviously the bilsteins arent suited for that. So I suppose that in and of itself answers my now seemingly stupid question lol but yeah for kings the rears are 900 and some change for the set and the fronts are 1234.50
 
Misfire...

MSRP is the same on this kit as the other 4Runners at 789, our pricing will be much less. They are working on the 5160 rear reservoir shocks, but at this time all they offer is the 5100 or 4600 Bilsteins.

Fronts are now available for pre-order - http://shop.mrtmotorsports.net/bilstein-6112/bilstein-6112/47258624/i-2447967.aspx

I hate it when I read a post and think (I'll make a note of that) and then forget about it when I go to order something... you would have saved me just about $120 bucks if I had bought my 6112 and 5100 from you. :frusty::frusty::frusty:
 
Can someone please confirm that KYB strut mount part #SM5184 is what I need for these 3rd gen specific 6112's?

I originally had the trd tundra coils in my garage and now I'm a bit mixed up on what I need. No isolators needed either?

THANKS IN ADVANCE.
 
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Can someone please confirm that KYB strut mount part #SM5184 is what I need for these 3rd gen specific 6112's?

I originally had the trd tundra coils in my garage and now I'm a bit mixed up on what I need. No isolators needed either?

THANKS IN ADVANCE.

I reused the OEM strut mount and isolators as they were in perfectly fine condition (and I was already stretching my budget to the point of irritating my wife). So yes, that is the correct aftermarket part and it comes with the isolater attached ~ it's the proper item for this application.
 

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