Rear Lower Shock Bushing

[GrassFed]

Does anyone know if the polyurethane replacement bushing that people use for the Bilstein 5100 Tundra will work on the OEM shocks? Mine are crazy worn out and Toyota no longer sells that piece.

Thank you in advance guys.

 

[nc-grayson]

If your lower bushings are shot, your shocks are probably just as shit. Why not replace them both?

 

[GrassFed]

Grayson I replaced the shocks with OEM from camelback and they did not come with new bushings. I would love to replace them both


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[mtbtim]

Check these out from Energy Suspension:

Rear Shock Bushings - Toyota 4Runner - 8.8102

 

[GrassFed]

Tim you're the man. Thank you bunches. I stupidly only searched through the 4WD bushing options on their website.

Matt

 

[mtbtim]

Tim you're the man. Thank you bunches. I stupidly only searched through the 4WD bushing options on their website.

Matt

No problem Matt. I knew about them because I replaced the bushings on my rear Bilstein shocks with this kit.

 

[mike_m]

U should be able to get the lower shock bushings from Toyota. I got them from Toyota of Dallas about a month ago.

 

[negusm]

U should be able to get the lower shock bushings from Toyota. I got them from Toyota of Dallas about a month ago.

Called Toyota and they are still available for the 2002 4Runner 4WD.

Part #: 90385-19007 $3.02 each. Need 2 per side.

An alternative: FEBEST TSB816

I decided to finally change the struts/shocks and those are available from Toyota still too. I was surprised when the rear shocks came with no bushings though...

-Mike

 

[JohnOfTheJungle]

These worked for me with tundra bilstein 5100’s

Daystar, Universal Hourglass Shock Eye Bushing Std. 3/4" I.D. Pair, KU08007BK, Made in America, Black https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004IARRGI/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_IE9ODb9G4RN2H

Edit - just realized this thread is 2 yrs old, can’t figure out how to delete my post


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