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On 7/1/2020 at 7:10 AM, Benzo1 said:

A local shop near me - SoCal Auto Style - ordered them and installed them.  

Hey guys I've been following this thread since I got my 2019 rst back in August of last year and I have been waiting on the bilstein 5100 to come out. Today my mechanic said that he was able to order the 5100s for the front and I should have them installed on fri next week ????????????

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16 hours ago, yousaveone said:

Has anyone received the fronts from shock warehouse? Been 2 weeks, no update or response to email.

Ordered mine on July 18th.  They are supposed to be delivered today

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2 hours ago, yousaveone said:

Did they send you a tracking number? I can't get a hold of them on chat, phone, or email

 

They arrived today.  No they didn't but I have an account with ups and ups sent the tracking.  They come direct from Bilstein.  If you don't have a ups account, I would sign up since it's free and they automatically send you tracking that's linked with the email.

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All,

 

What is a decent price for a shop to charge to install both the fronts and rears, including the alignment?  I am debating with myself about attempting to install myself and just pay for the alignment.

 

Thanks in advance

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Has anyone received the fronts from shock warehouse? Been 2 weeks, no update or response to email.

Shoot I'm just trying to locate the part numbers for the rear ones currently.


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54 minutes ago, BlackRST said:


Shoot I'm just trying to locate the part numbers for the rear ones currently.


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24-309516 is what I ordered for the rears

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15 hours ago, BurnsMax said:

They arrived today.  No they didn't but I have an account with ups and ups sent the tracking.  They come direct from Bilstein.  If you don't have a ups account, I would sign up since it's free and they automatically send you tracking that's linked with the email.

$300 for front install is what I've been quoted.

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24-309516 is what I ordered for the rears

Did you purchase them directly from bilstein


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8 minutes ago, BlackRST said:


Did you purchase them directly from bilstein


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No I purchased from shockwarehouse.com.  They were just shipped directly from Bilstein.  I'm assuming there were out of stock at shock warehouse and just sent direct 

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21 hours ago, BurnsMax said:

24-309516 is what I ordered for the rears

 

I see shockwarehouse.com also shows part number 24-293471 and that is the part number that rockauto.com also shows for the 1500.  Any ideas on that?

 

 

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The 24-309516 are stock trailboss size, so if your wanting to put a 2inch blocks in the rear that is what you need.

if you are keeping the stock rear height you need the 24-293471.

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I ordered from Shock Warehouse and had them in a week, no tracking in order email but I called them and they provided it. I did the install last night and it's pretty simle, I've done a few Toyotas and is was much easier than those. One thing to note the bottom mount on the front is much larger so if you have a stock lift spacer it won't fit, I had to redu my 5100 mount after finding that out.

 

I'll report back on ride, I'm simply hoping to get rid of the bouncy front end when towing.

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10 hours ago, CMillSilverado said:

I ordered from Shock Warehouse and had them in a week, no tracking in order email but I called them and they provided it. I did the install last night and it's pretty simle, I've done a few Toyotas and is was much easier than those. One thing to note the bottom mount on the front is much larger so if you have a stock lift spacer it won't fit, I had to redu my 5100 mount after finding that out.

 

I'll report back on ride, I'm simply hoping to get rid of the bouncy front end when towing.

Please do so. i am receiving mine tonight and swapping tomorrow before a 80 mile drive north. 

 

I will give first my initial review on monday.

 

**Just got them in, going to install tonight or tomorrow.**spacer.png

 

 

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