2009-2014 Ford F150 RWD Bilstein 5100 Rear Shock - for 0-1" Lift - (Single) | 33-187471

2009-2014 F150 RWD Bilstein 5100 Rear Shock - for 0-1' Lift - (Single)

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F150 RWD Bilstein 5100 Rear Shock Features:

Accommodates trucks with 0-1" rear lift
Great for daily driving and towing
Improves rear stability and control
Smoother ride on rough roads
46mm piston for consistent damping
Digressive valving for better response
Direct bolt-on rear replacement
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A Rear Shock Upgrade That You’ll Actually Feel

If the tail end of your RWD F150 feels a little loose over bumps or unsettled when you have weight in the bed, the Bilstein 5100 rear shock is one of those upgrades that makes an immediate difference. The 5100 Series has been a go-to for truck owners because it improves control without making the ride harsh. This shock is designed to work with stock height up to about 1 inch of rear lift, which makes it a great match for trucks running a small block or mild leveling setup. Instead of just replacing a worn-out factory shock, you are upgrading to something that keeps the truck more stable and predictable in everyday driving.

Built for Daily Driving, Towing, and Rough Roads

What separates the 5100 from basic replacement shocks is how well it handles real-world use. On the street, you will notice the rear end feels more planted, especially when braking or going over uneven pavement. When you load up the bed or hook up a trailer, it does a better job controlling the extra weight so the truck stays composed. Off-road or on dirt roads, the monotube design and valving help smooth out rough terrain and reduce that bouncing feeling you get with stock shocks. This makes it a great fit for daily drivers, work trucks, and weekend setups that see a mix of highway, towing, and light off-road use.

Vehicle Fitment: 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 Ford F150 RWD

Sold Individually: This Bilstein 5100 shock is sold individually and a quantity of two is required for a complete installation.

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 F150 Rear Blocks

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2011 Ford F-150 RWD

I installed these shocks front and back and they really give the truck an aggressive level stance. I can actually feel a difference in the rear shocks. When ever I drive over a rail road crossing or hit a bump, the back wheels would sort of lose control for a second but since the install it handles way better. I didn't order the front shocks from this site but since I'm already reviewing the product I'll go ahead and talk about it too. I chose the 1.95" setting to make the truck as level as possible and it did give a bit more of a rough ride but that is expected when raising your vehicle. It's not horrible but I only notice because this truck drove like a cloud before. Overall I am very satisfied with the purchase of this product.

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Reviewed by: David L Mays Jr from Corpus Christi on 5/5/2019

I have a 2014 XLT supercrew cab short bed 4x2...I need to bring up the front 1.5"-2" to level the stance..how would you recommend I do this? Front spacer? with which shock?

Asked by: SilverSleeper - 8/8/2020

What leveling kit you should go with will depend on what you're doing with your truck, what kind of ride quality you're looking for, and what your budget is. Your best bet would be to give us a call directly at 623-434-5277 so we can get more specific about what you're looking for.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (8/10/2020)

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I am looking to replace the stock shocks on my 2014 Ford Tremor 2WD, would these be a good replacement? Also if i decide to level out the truck by lowering the rear end via shackle, would these still work? Thank you!

Asked by: Braum Orphan - 4/26/2019

This shock would be a good choice for a Tremor at stock ride height. However, it would not be suitable for a lowered application.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (4/29/2019)

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I have a 2WD 2014 F150 3.7L with a 6” lift kit. I see these won’t fit, does Bilstein make a 5100 series for my specs or will the 4WD 5100 work on my 2WD?

Asked by: Kennon - 4/2/2018

Unfortunately, Bilstein does not have a shock that will work as a standalone for a 6" lift kit on your truck. Your best bet would be to use the BDS Fox 2.0 Rear Shock for 6" Lift Kits.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (4/3/2018)

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Will these rear shocks fit my 2015 Ford F-150 XLT Supercrew 2 Wheel drive Ecco Boost 3.5 liter?

Asked by: Eric - 4/6/2016

This shock will technically bolt up to your truck. However, Bilstein is currently working on 5100 Series Struts for the 2015-2016 F150s, though we're not certain yet if they're going to release a set of rear shocks specific to the 2015-2016 F150s, or just carry over the fitment of the 2009-2014 shocks. You may want to wait until more we hear more from Bilstein about their upcoming releases.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (4/8/2016)

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I am between these and the Rancho xl9000s. I have the Rancho Quicklift up front which gives me a .5" rake. Would getting these add a full inch to the rear? Which rear shock would you recommend? I liked the adjustability feature of the Ranchos but I honestly don't feel much difference when I turn the dial on my QuickLifts.

Asked by: Nicholas Galmin - 9/15/2015

Rear shocks alone don't add lift, but these shocks can generally handle an additional 1.5" of lift without issues. If you're predominantly driving on the street or doing fairly light-duty off-roading, these shocks will work fine. If you tend to go off-road fairly often on medium or moderate forest roads or trails, you may want to look at the Fox 2.0 Rear Shock Package.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (9/16/2015)

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If i wanted to get a 1.5" rear block for my 2wd should I get these 2wd Bilsteins or the 4wd bilsteins since they are built to fit with a rear block?

Asked by: Nicholas Galmin - 9/15/2015

You can really do either. These 2WD-specific shocks can reasonably handle up to 1.5" of additional rear lift. The 4WD shocks are built for the taller block on those trucks, and would also work, while also giving you the option of going with a larger block in the future.

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2009-2014 Ford F150 RWD Bilstein 5100 Rear Shock - for 0-1" Lift - (Single) | 33-187471

33-187471

A Rear Shock Upgrade That You’ll Actually Feel

Built for Daily Driving, Towing, and Rough Roads

I have a 2014 XLT supercrew cab short bed 4x2...I need to bring up the front 1.5"-2" to level the stance..how would you recommend I do this? Front spacer? with which shock?

I am looking to replace the stock shocks on my 2014 Ford Tremor 2WD, would these be a good replacement? Also if i decide to level out the truck by lowering the rear end via shackle, would these still work? Thank you!

I have a 2WD 2014 F150 3.7L with a 6” lift kit. I see these won’t fit, does Bilstein make a 5100 series for my specs or will the 4WD 5100 work on my 2WD?

Will these rear shocks fit my 2015 Ford F-150 XLT Supercrew 2 Wheel drive Ecco Boost 3.5 liter?

If i wanted to get a 1.5" rear block for my 2wd should I get these 2wd Bilsteins or the 4wd bilsteins since they are built to fit with a rear block?

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