Part number on OEM Bilstein shocks

Hey all, hope you can help me out with this. Toyota will be replacing out my truck frame in a few weeks and I'd like to replace my OEM shocks with the same OEM Bilstein shocks that originally came on the truck. I would expect the price at the Toyota dealer will be highter, so I'd like to shop around and maybe get them cheaper else where. The part numbers listed on the existing Bilstein shocks are Toyota part numbers and not the manufacturer. Would anyone know how or where I can find the manufacturer part number?
Looking at the shocks, I can see the Toyota part number for the front Bilstein Shocks is 48541-AD010.. The label on the rear shocks is in a bad shape and hard to make out the part number.

I drive a 2003 Tacoma Extended Cab / V6 / 4x4 TRD.

I appreciate any help.
Cheers.

 

Brother, I've got all 4 in excellent condition I'll sell you for $80 , you pay shipping ... I'm serious if you are , I'll post pics if you want......

 

I dont mean to Hijack, but if he doesn't want them I'll definitely take them... totally serious, man

 

Ok bro' , shit you being in OC I'll bet your maybe a 100 miles (or less) from me, save the shipping fee ($40 ? ) put a twenty in your tank & do a road trip to San Diego, shit I'll even meet ya somewhere.... I want these gone or swapmeet sunday is around the corner..

Ya probably shoulda PM'd me your number, I've got it, you should edit it out, there are a few srewballs here sadly,, ask around in the SoCal region, my REP is good....

 

His Reputation is beyond his control! Dont trust a thing he says! No Just kidding He's a great guy.

BUMP for a good guy and a great deal!

 

Thanks buddy he just PM'd me telling me to fuck off !!

j/k

Thanks for the endorsement Matty

 

These are the correct part numbers. I got mine online for about $315 shipped, can't remember the website. I'm sure someones going to chime in about the 5100's ,which I did consider, but I have no plans whatsoever on lifting or doing suspension mods to my truck, thats why I went HD instead. Simple installation, rides well.

 

Well, I hope I didn't screw fshams over... but Im going to pickem up this evening. I need'em so bad, lol! No more lowrider hydraulics on the freeway for me!!! Thanks Doug!

 

You got it Jason, I'll talk to you after you get off work & its def. a "win/win" for both of us, I give you my word you won't be dissapointed !!

 

I trust ya, man... for now, lol! Just kiddin. Im trying to get done and out by 3 to avoid some traffic.

 

Damn! I need a set too!

 

Aw, sorry man... just looked at the right thread at the right time. Got'em in the back of my truck now. Score... thanks, Doug! Appreciate your drivin' half way, man!

 

No Worries Jason nice meeting you & glad I could help ya out bro'

Also remember that the rear shocks are slightly different lengths , this will make it easy:

The shorter shock goes on the drivers rear side

Obliviously then the longer one goes to the passengerside rear...

Just wanted to give you the heads up buddy !!!

 

Cool, got it man! The fronts are polarized, so Im good there, too. My cousin and buddy are meeting me tomorrow morning to show me how to throw them on... they got the tools, as well. I'll let ya know how it goes... have a blast out in Lucerne, man! Im jealous.