Bilstein 5100 rear shock bushing set-up install Toyota Tundra 2007 - 2021

[@MrAndroid1337]

Got quoted ~$780 to replace the ~$160 oem shock pair. Grabbed the 5100 rear set. This video will help, thank you !

[@gcyang83]

is that plus install?

[@MrAndroid1337]

Yeah, but that was still after the $200 multipoint inspect

[@gcyang83]

Dam it all adds up. How's the shock going I know it has to be worth it.​@@MrAndroid1337

[@wangofree]

Thanks brother! I'm going to install on my 07 SR5.

[@JLaw962]

I love you for this! Thank you!

[@miztrusa]

Most come with new bushings.... If not it's a good idea to buy new ones, they're cheap. 😊

[@jacoe33333]

thank you. not allot about the rear shocks

[@jadoriffic]

Is this required for 2000 - 2006 Tundras?

[@Jonathan_Palacio]

Where did you get that full length 2” spacer ?

[@WendzDarKnight08]

This is good for 4Runners as well

[@axsb]

mine came with new bushing and hardware

[@pulido6974]

😮

[@gratefuldale117]

Bilstein provides crap instructions and fails to provide fresh bushings for my 2005-06 Tundra as well. Thanks for video.

[@brandomguess]

If you got fresh bushings, where??

[@gratefuldale117]

@B Random Good question! I'm not checking until I have to. They would seem easy to find but...

[@brandomguess]

@@gratefuldale117 yep, I've been looking myself and phew no easy task.

[@gratefuldale117]

@@brandomguess Summit Racing has kits.

[@kenj.8897]

But you had the rubber bushings wrong . The Bilstein website has the instructions

[@Cheesycook]

I am seriously ticked with Bilstein. I got 5100's for my 01 Tundra and their instructions explicitly state to NOT use a lower bushing. Then they had a diagram showing no lower bushing. 5 hours in 95 degree heat in my driveway and it clunks if I run over a minor crack in the road. Garbage instructions.