Wisconsin Tacomas and bad financial advice

Bilstein's own website shows the FJ part number is 46-227287 (the one in the Craigslist ad) and for your 2020 Tacoma it should be 47-234413. Surprisingly, Bilstein's site doesn't list the shock compressed/overall lengths. Maybe they are the same, maybe not. No way to know without calling Bilstein.

If it were me I wouldn't do it until you verify. Buying used shocks from a guy who clearly has no idea what to do with suspension stuff is a recipe for a bad time. Also no telling if those shocks are damaged from the guy doing it all wrong. Too many questions for my tastes.

What do they say when a deal seems too good to be true?

 

I agree with @wi_taco.

 

Yeah.... Like maybe if you had a sh!tbox, but not on this gorgeous beautiful double cab longboi

 

It would be an insult not to insult him with a lowball offer.

 

Supported

 

Definitely is a classy insult.

 

Something is hinky about those, personally I would stay away from them as someones problem that they are trying to get the money back.

 

Sounds like a headache I’d avoid

 

I say you go the easy route and acquire a set of the TRD pro shocks so everyone can be butthurt yOu CoUlD hAvE gOt BeTtEr FoR lEsS

better ride and no lifting necessary.

 

Says the guy that gets a new vehicle every 6 months

 

Or maybe you'll be less apt to trade because you have a bunch of modifications.

 

Here’s what you should do: keep the Tacoma, do some of the basic mods to make it fun, and to feed your new car cravings go rent a different car once every couple months.

 

Or maybe if you spend a bunch on mods, it’ll hurt too much to get rid of and you’ll keep it