2016-2023 Toyota Tacoma 4WD Bilstein 5100 Adjustable Front Strut & Rear Shock Suspension Package - 0-2" Lift | BIL-1620TCMASHK

2016-2023 Tacoma 4WD Bilstein 5100 Adjustable Suspension Package - 0-2" Lift

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Tacoma 4WD Bilstein 5100 Suspension Package Features:

Complete set of four Bilstein 5100s
Adjustable 0-2" front lift
Rear shocks support 0-1" lift
Great for daily driving and trails
Improves ride quality and handling
Better control on and off-road
Works with factory front coil springs
Increases suspension travel up front
Backed by limited lifetime warranty

A Complete Suspension Refresh That Transforms Your Tacoma

If you are ready to upgrade your Tacoma in a way you can actually feel every time you drive it, this Bilstein 5100 suspension package is a solid place to start. Instead of piecing together parts, this kit gives you matched shocks at all four corners, which makes a big difference in how the truck responds. The 5100 series has built a reputation for delivering real performance without getting overly complicated or expensive, especially when compared to options like FOX 2.0 setups. You still get a major improvement in control, but with a setup that is easier to live with day to day. Compared to stock, the truck feels more planted, less bouncy, and much more predictable when the road gets rough or uneven. It is the kind of upgrade that works just as well on your commute as it does heading out to the trail.

Dial In Your Stance and Enjoy Better Control Everywhere

One of the biggest advantages of this package is the adjustable front lift, which lets you set the ride height anywhere from stock up to about 2 inches using your factory springs. That makes it easy to level out the front end or fine tune your stance depending on your setup. The rear shocks are designed to pair with stock height or up to a 1-inch lift, so everything stays balanced and working together as it should. Installation is straightforward overall, though you will need a spring compressor for the front struts, which is something to plan for. Bilstein’s build quality shows through with a durable finish and components that hold up well over time. Once everything is installed, the difference behind the wheel is clear. The truck handles bumps with more confidence, feels more stable at speed, and gives you better control both on pavement and out on the trail, making it a well-rounded upgrade for just about any Tacoma owner.

Vehicle Fitment: 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 Toyota Tacoma 4WD

Kit Includes:

(2) Bilstein 5100 Series Front Struts - 24-263108
(2) Bilstein 5100 Series Rear Shocks - 24-186728

Rear Shock Notice: Advertised rear lift height indicates the maximum lift these shocks are valved and sized to support. Lift Height must be achieved through proper rear suspension components (blocks, springs, etc.). Shop Tacoma Rear Blocks

Kit Returns: Unfortunately, we will no longer be accepting partial returns of this package except in cases of damaged or defective parts. Please be aware of the installation requirements of this kit and plan accordingly. Please give us a call directly at 623-434-5277 if you need more information.

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2020 Toyota Tacoma SR

I I coupled this particular kit with the Eibach stage 1 springs and a 2” block in the rear. Currently installed on the lowest notch, it gives me slightly over 2” in the front and 2” in the rear. I was really worried that I would lose the smooth factory ride but instead it drives a bit smoother in my opinion and a major improvement when driving on bumpy roads. Much smoother overall performance on my truck. This is definitely the go to kit for beginning off-readers or weekend warriors who do mostly daily driving. I would definitely purchase again!

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Reviewed by: Isaac from San Antonio, Texas on 1/20/2021

2020 Tacoma TRD OffRoad

I went with blinstein 5100 shocks as I wanted to just level the truck and not run into issues with a bigger lift. I set the front shocks to 3rd notch for level stance a 1.2 increase. Big improvement with looks and helped with eliminating the lean into curves and nose dive on heavy braking stock shocks had. No Taco lean as it uses the stock springs which accommodate for the extra weight on drivers side. No issues with TSS since it only raised front a little. Bought at stage 3, good price, great communication and install videos that really help.

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Reviewed by: Dave from Seattle on 11/22/2021

2023 Toyota Tacoma Trd off-road 4x4

Installed on 3rd groove thinking I would get 2” but got 2.5 making truck squat by about an inch. Ordered 1” rear block from stage 3 by ready lift and installed, truck looks amazing ?? I was just going for level but now that I raised rear 1” it’s exactly the same as the Toyota approved TRD lift (literally same everything except I didn’t swap grill) but for 1500 less. Ride is as good or better than factory and no issues with adaptive cruise control nor any need to adjust sensor for radar cruise control. I am running 265/70-17 on 17x9 -12 offset that rubbed a lot before lift and not at all now. Before and after pics. Im very happy and install was very simple. Front took me about 2.5 hours and rear about 2 hours. Im handy but by no means a mechanic. If you put your own brakes and such in, you should have no issues. I also didn’t need a spring compressor, only removed 2 lower bolts from front knuckles, didn’t take any ball joints or control arms apart like most videos show to do. Just search for Tacoma level, no spring compressor and decide at your own risk of course, but I had no issues at all. Thank you stage 3 Motorsports!

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Reviewed by: D.B. from Virginia on 5/29/2023

2018 Toyota Tacoma TDR Off Road

2018 Toyota Tacoma TDR Off Road Some Tacoma's must be higher than others from factory. I started with the 4th notch from the bottom and it was way to nose high. I ended up dropping it down 2 notches and it is closer to level now. The ride is much better with the 5100's than with the stock setup. Very happy with this setup.

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Reviewed by: Mike V from California on 5/7/2023

2020 Tacoma

Great upgrade for my truck. Set mine on fourth notch which set front of truck basically dead level with rear. Allows truck to handle 275/70/17 tires on 17x8.5 wheels with no rubbing. Improved ride quality overall.

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Reviewed by: James from Tn on 2/20/2023

23 Tacoma trd OR

I used this Bilstien 5100 shock kit to lift/level my Taomca. On the rear, I used 1" blocks. I may switch them out with an add a leaf or different spring pack later, but right now, I'm happy with them. On the front, I used the factory springs, and set the shocks to the highest setting (I may have gotten that backwards at first and had to pull things back apart halfway through the job, so pay attention to the instructions as to which is position 1 vs position 5; they come set at the factory to no lift.) Installation was simple and straightforward if you know how to do struts, although my spring compressors barely fit on the springs because they are thick with little space. While doing the shocks, I disconnected the battery to allow the adaptive to reset. The total install time for me was a bit over 2 hours with the help of my 16yo son. I have had no issues with the TSS system. Lane change and radar cruise are working as they should with no alarms, lights, or bells. I did need to adjust my headlights down about 1 1/2 turns because I don't want to blind people. This is an excellent kit with quality components.

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Reviewed by: Thomas Yoder from Marengo on 11/10/2023

2018 Toyota Tacoma

Best bang for your buck! Gave my Tacoma the perfect ride height I was looking for and drives perfectly on the road and on rough terrain.

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Reviewed by: Brandon from San Jose on 11/23/2022

2019 Tacoma TRD Off-Road Double Cab Long Bed

Stage 3 Motorsports came through big! Bilstein 5100s are the gold standard when it comes to leveling out the Taco and Stage 3 had better pricing, quick shipping and wrap up their product securely to ensure your order gets to you in one piece. Bilstein 5100s are a simple upgrade that improve your looks, clearance and ride quality! Beyond Happy!

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Reviewed by: Kris G from Oklahoma on 8/11/2023

2023 Tacoma TRD Offroad

Personally, I feel like the welds on the bottom part of the strut going to the lower shock mount could’ve been better on bilsteins part (Bilstein, if you’re reading this take a look at your QC process please). Some gaps and undoubtedly that’s a weak spot. However, for the price I don’t think you can beat this setup. So much better than spacer type lift. We installed this with on the fourth setting (second to the highest) and got about 1.5” of lift exactly as instructions indicated. It was dead level front to back. Unfortunately we had a lot of rubbing with 285/70/17 wheels 4.75” backspacing. So we lifted it up to the fifth and highest notch. It now sits a little higher in the front, but to me doesn’t look too uneven visually. A lot less rubbing with minimal trim. To anybody considering this setup with 285s, it you actually offroad, be prepared to do a tremendous amount of trimming. I would expect cab mount chop, fender liner, fender flare, firewall pinch weld, front bumper, etc. We don’t really use it for off-roading, so I don’t expect to flex it out much. We were able to heat up fender liner front and back with a heat gun, push it in to gain a bit of clearance. Bend a little bit of the pinch weld and trim the bottom corner of the fender flare. This works for normal driving and no rub under normal driveway entry and bumps etc. I’m sure if we hit a driveway going really fast with wheels cranked it will rub. But this would be a kind of dangerous maneuver in parking lot anyways, so not a major concern.

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Reviewed by: Alan from Yorba Linda on 7/14/2024

2016 Toyota Tacoma

Solid kit and at a great price! Shipping took a little longer than expected but I am glad I finally have this kit. I am going to pair it with OME 2887 springs and an Icon AAL 1.5'"

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Lupe L from California on 10/4/2023

2020 Tacoma

Billstein shocks are by far the best performing shocks on the market that ive tried. High quality shocks!

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Reviewed by: Jason Billstein from Charlottesville, Virginia on 11/7/2023

2017 Toyota Tacoma

Best price online, shipped the same day. I don't think it gets too much better than that. Next time I'm in the market, I know where I'm going first. Stage 3 made me a happy customer.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Brett from Port Orchard, WA on 11/27/2022

2016 Tacoma

Perfect upgrade for my Tacoma. Leveled up the front with 1.5” of lift when combined with 1” blocks on the rear. Ride quality and handling are improved as well. Best price I could find, too. Would definitely buy again from Stage 3 Motorsports.

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Reviewed by: Greg Felbaum from Greensburg on 12/1/2022

2018 Tacoma

Perfect setting and the lowest price online. Fast delivery. Ride improved 100%.Nitto tires 265/70/17 with 17 wheels -12 offset no rubbing.

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Reviewed by: Miguel from Florida on 5/19/2025

2016 Tacoma 4 door long bed

Just did the leveling of the front with ring set in notch 3. Much smoother ride & no lean in the turns. Only been on a few days but very happy with the purchase. State 3 had the best price and very quick free shipping.

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Reviewed by: Scott from Thornton, Co. on 3/12/2026

2018 Tacoma Limited

After reading about the Bilstein B8 5100 strut/shock kit on Tacoma World I decided to give them a try. Here are my impressions of the install and the ride differences. The install is super easy and can be done in your garage without any special tools. Search How to Remove Toyota Front Strut Assemblies the Fastest Way on YouTube. The instructions say that the bottom adjustment groove on the front struts is stock ride height, next one is .65" higher, and third 1.1" higher than stock. These measurements weren't accurate on my 2018 Taco Limited. I wanted to level out my truck, so I went with the third groove. Turns out the third groove is 1.5" higher than stock, making it .5" higher in the front than the rear. I drove it like that for a week just to see it would settle and it didn't change. In that time I started feeling a vibration in the left front, see ECGS bushing replacing diff bearing on Tacoma World. Went down to the next groove and it was 1.1" above stock, so basically perfectly level. Still had the vibration from the front diff bearing, so I lowered it to the bottom groove expecting it to be back at the factory height, it wasn't. Using the bottom groove, it's .65" above stock, which is where I left it until I address the diff bearing. Now about the ride quality. The factory struts/shocks on the Limited are made by Mitsubishi and are complete CRAP! Super harsh and just not good at dampening bumps at all! These Bilstein 5100 are an improvement in dampening, but don't make as much difference in the ride quality as I had hoped. If you want plush, these are not the dampeners you should get. I haven't tried anything else ...yet, so I can't say how to achieve plush, but these really aren't it.

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Reviewed by: Brian Bowlin from Oklahoma on 5/2/2023

If I install a 1 inch rear block with this kit will my sr5 Tacoma be completely level?

Asked by: Jack - 6/1/2024

Every truck sits slightly different so we cannot guarantee this over the internet, but if you measure from the center of your wheel to your fender on both front and rear, than subtract them from each other than you will know how much difference you are working with. With that information, you can than decide how high you want to set the front and will know for certain what difference would be if you added another inch to the rear height.

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Answer provided by: Joel Galaz (6/3/2024)

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Will this set work with a 2wd sr5 2020 Tacoma?

Asked by: Jack berg - 5/8/2024

Yes, this kit works with both 2wd and 4wd Tacoma.

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Answer provided by: Joel Galaz (5/8/2024)

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What is the length, width, height and weight of the whole box of Tacoma Bilstein B8 5100 Adjustable Leveling Shock Kit after packaging?

Asked by: Timmy tsai - 12/26/2023

Shipping dimensions on this kit is going to be determined by many factors with one just being which of the 5 warehouses we may have the parts in. If you are looking to use a freight forwarder, reach out to our sales team and they can get you the current dims and assist placing an order. 623.434.5277 option 1 gets you right to them.

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Answer provided by: Joel Galaz (12/26/2023)

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Will UCA’s be needed ?

Asked by: Patrick S - 12/26/2023

We would not consider uca mandatory to run this kit, but at the max height a good set of aftermarket uca will help with spring clearance, make alignment easier, and will help the suspension articulate without binding which will improve ride quality.

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Answer provided by: Joel Galaz (12/26/2023)

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Are these 5100 3rd gen specific or are these the same as the 5100 that you guys sell for the 2nd gen?

Asked by: Davi - 8/20/2023

The part numbers that are included in this kit are for the 2016-2023 Tacoma. If you have a different year reach out to us at 623.434.5277 and we can get you an order placed for the 2nd gen.

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Answer provided by: Joel Galaz (10/3/2023)

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What are the install requirements? Can I do this myself? Do you need a spring compressor?

Asked by: Justin - 5/13/2023

Yes you do need a spring compressor to do it yourself, or access to a shop that you can take the parts to and ask them to assemble them for you. The truck will also need an alignment after the new parts are installed.

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Answer provided by: Joel Galaz (10/3/2023)

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Hi, I own a 2023 Tacoma TRD Sport. I read that this kit fits 16-23 models but just wanted to confirm fitment for my truck before ordering. Thanks again

Asked by: Josh - 4/20/2023

Yes, this kit will work no problem on a 2023 Tacoma TRD Sport.

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Answer provided by: Joel Galaz (5/3/2023)

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I bought this kit, but have yet to install it. I want to set both front/rear at max setting for ground clearance. Do I need rear blocks or will the rear shocks be fine?

Asked by: Avery - 4/15/2023

The rear shocks on the Tacoma are only absorbers and will not add lift on their own. They are long enough to handle 1" above stock height, so you could add a block or leaf kit to raise the rear ride height.

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Answer provided by: Joel Galaz (5/3/2023)

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On a 2020 SR5 4x4, with a 2” lift on the front to level the truck is there any concern with the drivers side needle bearing?

Asked by: Mat - 3/30/2023

Generally, with a correct and competent install, you should not have an issue with the front wheel bearings. Just make sure to properly align your CVs, grease, and ensure no debris or grime makes its way in there.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (4/3/2023)

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Will this fit 2022 trd off road

Asked by: Ethan Lathrop - 12/30/2022

Yep. According to Bilstein, this kit will fit a 2022 Tacoma TRD Off-Road.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (1/3/2023)

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If I get this kit, will o be able to run a 1” rear block safely? With no worries. Since they are able to accept a 1” rear lift? Thanks ??

Asked by: Brandon - 9/22/2022

Yep. The rear shocks can accommodate a 1" rear block without issues.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (9/23/2022)

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Bought a 2022 Tacoma OR package,. Goal is to level the front 2” to get dead level. Tho I’m warming up to the idea of getting the rear set for a 1” lift in the back IF the 2-1 stance still provides a level look. Want to avoid the stink bug look?

Asked by: Ed - 9/9/2022

A lot depends on whether you're going to be running constant weight in the bed and how much weight, which is the big reason folks tend to run extra ride height in the rear via a block, add-a-leaf, or leaf pack. Your best bet would be to call us directly at 623-434-5277 or email us at [email protected].

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (9/12/2022)

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Will this kit fit the 2022 Tacoma Access TRD Sport?

Asked by: Rafael Alicea - 8/13/2022

Yep. This kit will fit a 2022 Tacoma TRD Sport, regardless of cab and bed configuration.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (8/15/2022)

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Do I need to replace the upper control arms in my 2018 TRD off road if I run a 2 1/2 inch lift?

Asked by: Brett - 6/29/2022

If you're going to be doing any off-roading, we definitely recommend it to help avoid spring contact. If you're solely on the street, you wouldn't necessarily have to, but it's generally still a good idea.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (6/30/2022)

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Any issues experienced with the TSS on 2018+ models after installing these?

Asked by: Brandon - 6/19/2022

This kit does not tend to affect the TSS sensor at only 2" of leveling.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (6/21/2022)

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Now, will this fit a 2021, rwd, trd off road tacoma?

Asked by: Ian - 3/28/2022

Yep. This package will fit a 2021 Toyota Tacoma RWD TRD Off-Road.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (3/29/2022)

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this product shows for 2016-2022, yet when you look it up for my application a 2014 4x4 it shows me these. I went to Bilsteins website - the rears are the same but there are two different numbers for the front: 2014 24-239370 2016+ 24-263108 what is the difference? will this kit fit my 2014?

Asked by: Paul - 3/10/2022

This particular kit will not fit a 2005-2015 Tacoma. The 2016-2022 trucks require slightly different front lengths. A version of this kit for 2005-2015 Tacomas is here.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (3/11/2022)

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Will this kit clear a 285/75/16

Asked by: Twood - 1/30/2022

That somewhat depends on what wheel you're using. However, you'll generally have to trim with a 285/75R16 with this kit on its highest settings.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (1/31/2022)

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Would I be able to fit 285/70R17 tires on stock rims on the 4th notch? If not what size spacer would be recommended?

Asked by: Dylan - 1/16/2022

Youll likely get some rub on the valance and wheel well with that size tire on the stock wheels. Frankly, a wheel spacer will likely not help. You'd probably just have to trim or use a slightly narrower tire that better fits the arch of the wheel well.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (1/17/2022)

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I have a 2021 TRD off road Tacoma. Just got it a few months ago, and my main and only goal is to lift just the front. I want to stick with the stock tires from Toyota until they wear down. I like the rear height with the factory tires and want to level that front height with the rear height. Which notch in the Bilstein 5100 front will give me that level mark where it matches the rear with the factory tires. Also, I've read a lot that these will work fine with factory coils, and I do not need to get any additional component parts if I want to do just about a 1' inch just in the front. Just want to be sure before buying from you guys.

Asked by: Tyler Brossett - 11/4/2021

In general, the Tacomas need about 2" of front leveling to have a "dead-level" stance, so you'd have to use the top-most perch setting. Even at 2" of extra front ride height, you do not necessarily need additional hardware, though UCAs can be a good idea if you're off-roading fairly aggressively.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (11/5/2021)

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I'm told 2022 Tacoma TRD Off Road is the same as 2021 so these should fit right? Have you heard the same?

Asked by: Atomicfuze - 10/28/2021

We do not not have an outright fitment confirmation from Bilstein on the 2022 Tacomas as of yet, though we will likely hear something from Bilstein soon.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (10/29/2021)

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Will I be able to use a 1.25" block for the rear?

Asked by: JAMIE - 8/9/2021

Bilstein only rates the rear shocks for 1" of additional lift, and technically, a 1.25" rear block is a bit tall. That being said, if you're carrying a bed rack or some other constant-weight on the rear, you'd likely be fine. Ideally, you'd need a shock capable of more height like the Eibach Pro-Truck Shock, which is rated for 1.5" of rear lift.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (8/10/2021)

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Will you be able to fit 33inch tires with this? I have a stock Tacoma 2WD

Asked by: Gilbert - 7/16/2021

That depends entirely on what wheel you're using, specifically its width, backspacing, and offset as well as what specific size of a 33" tire. Depending on the wheel, you can likely fit a fairly narrow 33" tire (i.e. 275 or 265 wide), but your best bet would be to call us directly at 623-434-5277 or email us at [email protected] so we can get more specific about your truck.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (7/16/2021)

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Is this Kit on more or less the same as Toyota TRD Lift Kit. Suspension Kit. Part Number: PT84K35221Supersession(s): PT84K-35221 Will installing it interfere with the TPMS / Adaptive cruise control, or TSS Toyota Safety Sense (TSS)?

Asked by: Patrick - 6/28/2021

They're similar in principle, but I believe there are some design differences, though I could not get specific info from Toyota. Bilstein's 5100s will not affect your TPMS system, Toyota Safety Sense, or Adaptive Cruise Control.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (6/29/2021)

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will this fit my 2021 Toyota Tacoma SR 4x4 double cab 5 ft bed ?

Asked by: M A - 5/3/2021

According to Bilstein, they have confirmed fitment on the 2021 Tacomas, and this kit will fit your specific truck.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (5/3/2021)

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So these will fit my 2017 tacoma? And how long for all four?

Asked by: David - 3/28/2021

This kit will fit a 2017 Toyota Tacoma. For our latest stocking information and availability, please call us directly at 623-434-5277 or email us at [email protected].

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (3/29/2021)

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Will these fit on a 2021 Tacoma?

Asked by: Brandon - 3/15/2021

Unfortunately, we do not have an outright fitment confirmation from Bilstein yet, though we'll likely get a confirmation or a new part number here soon.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (3/16/2021)

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Will this work on a 2wd?

Asked by: JC Carman - 2/24/2021

Yep. This kit fits both 4WD and RWD models.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (2/26/2021)

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What tire size and wheel size on that Tacoma

Asked by: Berto - 1/20/2021

Our 2018 Tacoma SR5 Build is currently running 17x9" Black Rhino Primm wheels and LT285/70R17 Toyo Open Country R/Ts.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (1/20/2021)

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Will this fit a 2021

Asked by: J - 1/5/2021

Unfortunately, we do not yet have a fitment confirmation on this kit for the 2021 Tacomas from Bilstein. However, we will likely hear something soon.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (1/6/2021)

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I have a 2016 Tacoma SR5 Access cab 4x4 .. will this kit work on my truck to level it? If so, what setting on front shock would i use? Also do i need anything else besides this kit? Thanks for any help

Asked by: TADD68 - 10/24/2020

This kit will work fine on your truck. As far as leveling, in general, it takes about 2" of front leveling to get a Tacoma close to "dead level", but that can vary a bit depending on the wear and tear of your suspension, especially the leaf springs. Your best bet would be to see where you're at with the fronts set at 2" and then either drop them down to the next-highest setting or look at doing something in the rear.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (10/26/2020)

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I just realized that I order 2016-2020 Tacoma Bilstein B8 5100 Adjustable Leveling Shock Kit for my 2005 Toyota Tacoma Prerunner. Will I be able to install these shocks on my 2005 Tacoma with out issue?

Asked by: Andrew - 9/7/2020

You will not. Please email us directly at [email protected] to set up an exchange.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (9/8/2020)

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Do you reuse the factory springs when installing this leveling kit?

Asked by: Jay Toralba - 7/29/2020

Yep. The front strut assemblies require you to transfer over your Tacoma's stock springs, upper mounts, lower spring perch, and some other hardware for installation.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (7/30/2020)

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Looking at buying Bilstein 5100 shock package. I'm only raising truck 1"with front shocks to level truck out. Do i need a differential drop kit for just 1" of height?

Asked by: Quickdraw - 5/22/2020

A differential drop is generally not necessary if you're at 1" of lift, especially if you're not pushing the truck extremely hard off-road. The CVs are more stout than folks tend to give them credit for, even when the geometry of the front end is thrown off slightly by a level.

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2016-2023 Toyota Tacoma 4WD Bilstein 5100 Adjustable Front Strut & Rear Shock Suspension Package - 0-2" Lift | BIL-1620TCMASHK

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If I install a 1 inch rear block with this kit will my sr5 Tacoma be completely level?

Will this set work with a 2wd sr5 2020 Tacoma?

What is the length, width, height and weight of the whole box of Tacoma Bilstein B8 5100 Adjustable Leveling Shock Kit after packaging?

Will UCA’s be needed ?

Are these 5100 3rd gen specific or are these the same as the 5100 that you guys sell for the 2nd gen?

What are the install requirements? Can I do this myself? Do you need a spring compressor?

Hi, I own a 2023 Tacoma TRD Sport. I read that this kit fits 16-23 models but just wanted to confirm fitment for my truck before ordering. Thanks again

I bought this kit, but have yet to install it. I want to set both front/rear at max setting for ground clearance. Do I need rear blocks or will the rear shocks be fine?

On a 2020 SR5 4x4, with a 2” lift on the front to level the truck is there any concern with the drivers side needle bearing?

Will this fit 2022 trd off road

If I get this kit, will o be able to run a 1” rear block safely? With no worries. Since they are able to accept a 1” rear lift? Thanks ??

Bought a 2022 Tacoma OR package,. Goal is to level the front 2” to get dead level. Tho I’m warming up to the idea of getting the rear set for a 1” lift in the back IF the 2-1 stance still provides a level look. Want to avoid the stink bug look?

Will this kit fit the 2022 Tacoma Access TRD Sport?

Do I need to replace the upper control arms in my 2018 TRD off road if I run a 2 1/2 inch lift?

Any issues experienced with the TSS on 2018+ models after installing these?

Now, will this fit a 2021, rwd, trd off road tacoma?

this product shows for 2016-2022, yet when you look it up for my application a 2014 4x4 it shows me these. I went to Bilsteins website - the rears are the same but there are two different numbers for the front: 2014 24-239370 2016+ 24-263108 what is the difference? will this kit fit my 2014?

Will this kit clear a 285/75/16

Would I be able to fit 285/70R17 tires on stock rims on the 4th notch? If not what size spacer would be recommended?

I'm told 2022 Tacoma TRD Off Road is the same as 2021 so these should fit right? Have you heard the same?

Will I be able to use a 1.25" block for the rear?

Will you be able to fit 33inch tires with this? I have a stock Tacoma 2WD

Is this Kit on more or less the same as Toyota TRD Lift Kit. Suspension Kit. Part Number: PT84K35221Supersession(s): PT84K-35221 Will installing it interfere with the TPMS / Adaptive cruise control, or TSS Toyota Safety Sense (TSS)?

will this fit my 2021 Toyota Tacoma SR 4x4 double cab 5 ft bed ?

So these will fit my 2017 tacoma? And how long for all four?

Will these fit on a 2021 Tacoma?

Will this work on a 2wd?

What tire size and wheel size on that Tacoma

Will this fit a 2021

I have a 2016 Tacoma SR5 Access cab 4x4 .. will this kit work on my truck to level it? If so, what setting on front shock would i use? Also do i need anything else besides this kit? Thanks for any help

I just realized that I order 2016-2020 Tacoma Bilstein B8 5100 Adjustable Leveling Shock Kit for my 2005 Toyota Tacoma Prerunner. Will I be able to install these shocks on my 2005 Tacoma with out issue?

Do you reuse the factory springs when installing this leveling kit?

Looking at buying Bilstein 5100 shock package. I'm only raising truck 1"with front shocks to level truck out. Do i need a differential drop kit for just 1" of height?

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