Need help finding struts for Tacoma

Will a 2019 4Runner TRD PRO suspension fit my 2013 Tacoma? Found someone selling for good price.

 

I think the front strut assemblies will fit but I believe the rear shocks are set up different. Not sure how much height they’ll provide though.

 

What is a good set to buy then? I called Toyota and I have the trd off road suspension “before trd became a thing”

 

What are your goals? Level the truck, lift the truck, better offroad performance, etc

 

Change your title . Help is a bit much

 

@BriannaSTILLEN just to level it. I called Toyota and I can get all 4 corners and new strut mounts for about 500$
@TacomaMike37 still new to forums my bad. Ha.

 

If you need new shocks, you may as well upgrade! Bilstein 5100 all day for a simple, cheap and good upgrade. Happy to help you with these if you want to pm.

 

Before TRD became a thing?
Wuts that even mean?

 

LOL, he must have owned a Toyota before 1976.


1976

The Birth of Toyota Racing DevelopmentFocusing on the touring car field, they began to produce official performance components for the road-car market. In 1976 Tosco became Toyota Racing Development (TRD) and opened a second base of operations in North America

 

ive been very happy with the Eibach Stage 2 Truck kit. i noticed an improvement in ride right away, and really found it much more comfortable at highway speeds

 

$500!! That crazy. In my area I can get low/no mile takeoffs for like $150, and that includes the entire suspension.

If you want better then stock get Bilstein 5100s, the wallet can open a lot further then that if you want. But diminishing returns kick in quick.

 

@inwood customs @spitdog yea im guessing he meant trd pro for Tacomas I’m not really sure. I know TRD has been around longer.

@busychild thank you for your input. Shock surplus recommended for my truck eibach pro truck over the 5100. They said the ride quality is better.