How can you tell if your truck has a suspension lift?

Tiki...you look to be bone stock, tracking down some shocks shouldn't be an issue.

 

Are billstein 5100s good for front and back replacements

 

I realize this is another feed but I'm really hoping to get some help. I have a 2004 Toyota Tacoma that currently has camburg 2.5 shocks. The shocks need to be rebuilt but unfortunately cannot find new piston rods for them at this time so was going to opt for the Fox 2.0 as a swap out. The truck is more of a pull our little fishing boat and take us on awesome adventures family recon kinda thing please someone help that can give it to me straight forward and tell me how to get my truck finished!Also I should probably say that both rear shocks are the same size? I was told they weren't supposed to be the same. Thaaaanks!

 

Instead of buying foxes for the front you could do an OME lift front to back for about the same price and it will last you a very long time (new leafs, new shocks front and rear, new coils up front) all for a little more than just the fox front shocks ... just my 2 cents.

 

How much would that run? Accutune off-road is going to give me a set for 800 dude to an issue we've been trying to fix with sway-away.

 

The whole front suspension besides the shocks themselves are new

 

Check out the for sale section on the site and look out for some coilovers. A set gets put up fairly often.

 

op posted in 2011.

 

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