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Springs for Bilstein 5100

Discussion in '1st Gen Tundras (2000-2006)' started by Jeff53, Jan 12, 2024.

  1. Feb 2, 2024 at 11:34 AM
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    ToyotaDude

    ToyotaDude New Member

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    Consider if you want to go higher using Eibach Pro-Truck Sport Adjustable Ride Height up front with an AAL in rear. Found using stock springs with about 247,000 miles it both gets the advertised lift and feels better IMHO than the 5100s used previosly. Plus Eibach supports install heights above 1.1" (up to 3"). Cheaper alternative to COs but of course not all the advantages. Wheelers has free shipping and an occasional sale.

    https://eibach.com/product/E60-82-066-02-10?epsid=2141

    https://eibach.com/storage/instructions/D3419.pdf

    Eibach with stock springs.jpg
     
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  2. Feb 2, 2024 at 1:39 PM
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    Jeff53

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    I'll probably be happy with just leveling it some with the stockers and the 5100. I don't really want to lift it per se, just level it out a bit. I'm probably going to do the ball joints at the same time while I have things apart. They were replaced under the recall, but that was about 150,000 miles ago and I don't want to push my luck. Thanks for the info.
     

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