Will 2023 tacoma off road bilstien 5100 fit my 2006 tacoma trd sport?

looking to upgrade suspension, don’t know if these will fit?

 

they'll fit. ideally youd like to find a set with springs though. give the front a slight lift. dont know how they'll play with stock springs. but likely fine

 

i was thinking toytec 2.5 lift springs and the add a leaf in the rear what do u think?

 

you cant really use these with 2.5" lifts. you'd want to go with bilstein 5100s at that point. these are maybe a 1" lift with the stock 3rd gen springs

 

oh shoot i thought these were bilstien 5100s that’s what i am looking for. are the bilstien 5100s sliver/grey

 

Yup silver 5100s and they have rubber boots, 4600s are yellow but bigger than the ones you posted.

Stock offroads are 42mm, 4600 and 5100s are 46mm shocks. 5100's have longer travel.

 

@Bishop84 so which shocks are these yellow ones this guys selling?

 

Factory TRD shocks 42mm, they're ok for 300$ but for all the work involved and if you want to lift, buy once, cry once.

Slippery slope though. 5100's can lift with aftermarket or factory springs.

 

@Bishop84 okay thank you so much. do you know anywhere i can get a full kit of bilstein 5100 front and back?

 

I'm canadian, but they show up for me in places like rock auto. Many many places have them, just watch shipping costs.

I've bought 4600s from Amazon no issue.

 

@Bishop84 i am canadian aswell, thank you boss i appreciate all the help!!

 

I’d recommend Facebook Marketplace as it seems to be the most active. I’ll second buying from Rock Auto as they’ve always been good. Those Off-road Tacoma shocks without the springs I would stay away from. The front springs installed with the coil springs are really the selling point, which is what I have on my 2015 (3rd Gen suspension all around) and they’ve been great. I actually have 5100s shocks on the back, which I would recommend.

 

that’s not an upgrade

also not an upgrade

 

@TacoTuesday1 how is it not an upgrade??? im not sure what shocks i have in right now

 

they're not good

 

Will it be an upgrade over worn out stock shocks, yes. Is the price and effort worth it, no.