2003 Toyota Tacoma crew cab deluxe sr5

Hello good people I need your help I have a 2003 Toyota Tacoma crew cab deluxe model v6 6 lugs and I’m need of purchasing new front and rear shocks my truck is currently stock and I wish to put bilstein 5100 on it and all four corners of it o was hoping if any of you know the correct part numbers from bilstein for it I will very thankful

 

Send @memario1214 a DM and let him price you a set from Hotshot Offroad

 

Thank you but I need the parts numbers I can purchase them directly here in San Diego

 

Screenshot from a google search on 5100's for Tacoma taken from Toytec's website

 

Just call suspension lifts - they can sell you a preassembled new front coilover with 5100s and a moog spring for the front, and they'll talk you through whatever shock you need for the rear (there is a normal height, and a + 1.5" height).

 

Go to the Bilstein website put your info in for ym and specs and it spits out your part numbers w/pictures.

 

Do you know why you want 5100's? 5100's are adjustable and generally only needed if you want a lift. 4600's are the closest to stock you can get. I run these, fully assembled and marked L/R, no anxiety over compressing coils or did I get all the right parts. S.L. can set you up though, look over what they have and give them a call, best price I found anywhere.

If you want lift here's an OME set with extra leafs (leaves?) for rear lift.

 

iam very great full to all you who have answered my question
why do i choose Bistein over other brand, simplicity, reliable , price
i asked this question because i went to the web page of bilstein
and in fact does shows several schocks configuration i also saw a youtube channel about all the options
however one of the youtubers mention that for a toyota first generation crew cab RWD you could use the
same front shocks off a 4 runner of the same year he mentions that the weight of the crew cab
would be the difference of ride height versus buying what autozone offers regarding the part number
i also notice that most of the web sites that i encountered shows a 5 lug product only configuration for my tacoma
specs which is not the right one ,again im very thank full for all your advice

 

Just FYI, 4600's are also Bilstein's. They're the "stock" replacements for our trucks. Word has it maybe a little better, but I don't see the difference.
4600's are static height, 5100's are adjustable.

 

4600's have a fixed spring perch, while 5100's have an adjustable spring perch.

I am pretty sure the valving is different between the two series as well, which might mean at "stock" height 5100s would feel better offroad, over 4600s...