Who has the best price on 5100's front and rear right now?

I have not had a pair since my 2019 and been out of the game for a bit. Or is there a better option now for similar prices? I wouldn't be opposed to a coilover set I just want to be roughly around 1.5-2" max front lift.

 

@HeadStrong Off-Road - call them and ask for Marie regarding your question…
https://www.headstrongoffroad.com/

 

full setups for 2" lift available with us!
https://offroadalliance.com/Offroad-Alliance-16-Tacoma-Bilstein-5100-Lift-Kit/

 

I think the question was about price...three responses, no price. I'm interested in 5100's. Is it possible to answer the poster's question...what's the price? Thanks

 

I bought from her on 07/20/2014 for my 2nd gen I was looking in my email as that sounded familiar.

 

Bought 2 5100 rear shocks on Amazon a month ago @ 90 bucks each

 

uh, I bought mine in 2018, I’m sure the price changed by then. Also, you might get a better deal than posted on their website by calling them yourself and saying you are a TW member hint hint.

As for @MAGTRD23- tell Marie you are a TW member and a repeat customer!

 

For Sure after looking more and more I see there is actually some decent stuff preassembled now in coilover form like the eibach kit and maybe even 6112's ??

 

That’s all beyond me as I kept my OEM coils on my 5100’s (don’t have a plate bumper or front mounted winch). But if you are doing all that, you may want heavier springs and a coilover set would certainly be easier to install. A good question to ask the pros!

 

I’m not a vendor in this arena, but most manufacturers have an MSRP, and in order to continue to represent that brand, an authorized vendor must adhere to this advertised price. Sometimes they can get better, but still can’t publish that price.

 

I got a set from Wheelers a few months ago, no affiliation. I didn't do that much shopping around, free shipping one stop shop and in stock. It was a frustration purchase because my local shops wanted absolutely stupid $$ to do the job. One told me that Billstein 5100s were "special order" and quoted $250 per shock part cost just for the fronts. And no, they would not install my parts, or swap springs....

As an aside; I thought I'd save $$ and borrow a spring compressor from local auto parts store. Many didn't know what a spring compressor was, and when I finally found one it was an internal only.... So I bought one on Amazon.