OR to TRD Pro Fox shocks impressions

If they had offered the Pro in a LB configuration (AC or DC) that’s what I would have bought! But since they didn’t/don’t, I’ve had to make one (sort of) myself!! It’s really only a matter of bolt on parts from a fully optioned OR.

 

Toyota will never offer their flagship Pro model in a long bed. The extra length reduces off-road agility.

 

The Access Cab would be just as agile wouldn’t it? ... it’s the same length frame as the DCSB.

 

Yes sir it would. The 2020 Tundra Pro is now available in an DC model for the 1st time.

 

I bought one from my dealer, but it's very simple to fabricate if you can't get one.

 

I got mine on craigslist for $150 bucks. one was broken, but fox fixed it and rebuilt it for $200.

Deals can be found, took me nearly a year of checking daily to find a good price under $1300.

 

Nice!!

 

With this advise, I ordered a New/Not a knock off TRD Grill. Used a VIN # and placed the order. Let you know if it works.

 

Can you share what part #’s you used and if all the TRD Fox shocks are the same for 2017-2020?
I’m looking for a set and came across this article that Toyota “re-tuned” it for 2020. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.mo...a/2020/2020-toyota-tacoma-trd-pro-review/amp/

 

I bought mine about 3 months ago from my local dealership (pro VIN required). I assume they’re 2019’s but they work great on my 2018 OR.

TRD Fox Shocks

• PTR61-35170-LF
• PTR61-35170-RF
• PTR61-35170-RR
• PTR61-35170-LR
• PTR61-35170-PK (spacer kit)

 

Would this fit a Gen 2?

 

Yep, those were the part numbers.

 

They should.

 

Mind me asking how much they came out to be from the dealer?

 

I read on here, somewhere right around $2700.00

 

I don’t know about Fab#1 but mine cost ...

 

Hey guys, looking for suggestions opinions.

Local guy is selling 17 PRO take offs with 48k miles and "moderate offloading." He is asking $800.

From what I've been reading, that seems like a good price but I would have to add in cost of a rebuild at those miles. They would go on a 19 OR and do little to no offroading outside of gravel roads.

Thoughts?

 

Are the pro shocks rebuildable?

 

I paid $130 to have a single rear shock rebuilt. I think its around $560 to rebuild a full set. But you need to ship them to the rebuilder (CA or MN are the two fox factories). Then you have to pay shipping back, and tax also.

So I would budget around $500-$650 for a rebuild. Fox recommends rebuilding every 50k miles, so at 48k they will need to be rebuilt. But, also keep that in mind. You will end up paying $1400-$1500, but will have "new" shocks, you can find a lower milage set, but they will still need to be rebuilt at 50k, plus you will need to factor in that if you get lower mile shock, you paid(or spent time) installing them, your going to have to remove them and then install some other suspension, then remove the other suspension and reinstall them again when rebuilding time comes.

I would offer $600 citing that they need rebuilding at 50k.

Yes they are rebuildable.

 

Thats pretty cool