Toyota Tundra 2nd Gen 2007-2021, BILSTEIN B8 5100 Ride Height Adjustable Shock Absorber, Front, 0-3in Lift

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Vehicle Fitment

2007-2021 Toyota Tundra

Install Instructions

Install Instructions for Bilstein B8 5100 Series Front Shock 0-3in Lift - Tundra 2007-21

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Toyota Tundra 2nd Gen 2007-2021, BILSTEIN B8 5100 Ride Height Adjustable Shock Absorber, Front, 0-3in Lift Info & Specs

A leveled Tundra looks right, but spacers alone leave the factory shocks at their original length. Stroke runs short and the front end pays for it on rough roads.

This front shock for the Toyota Tundra 2nd Gen 2007-2021 uses snap-ring grooves in the body to move the spring seat, sized for 0-3in of front lift. It is the B8 5100 Ride Height Adjustable. BILSTEIN pairs the adjustment with a 46mm monotube.

Take the old shock off, seat the new one and tighten it down. The Tundra goes where the trail goes without the ride falling apart.

Key Features

  • 46mm monotube design for consistent, fade-free performance
  • Multiple snap-ring grooves in the body allow different spring seat positions
  • Levels the front end without coil spring spacers
  • For 0-3in of front lift

Specifications

  • Position: front
  • Lift height: 0-3in
  • Monotube diameter: 46mm
  • Construction: Monotube, no reservoir
  • Collapsed length: 17.77 in
  • Extended length: 24.35 in
  • Body diameter: 2.0 in
  • Finish: Zinc plated
  • Shipping weight: 5.75 lb
  • Made in USA

Fitment

  • Toyota Tundra 2nd Gen 2007-2021

For vehicles with 0-3in of front lift.

Warranty

Lifetime warranty.



MPN 24-232173 · UPC 651860730707

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