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    5. Bilstein 5160 Series Shocks

    Bilstein 5160 Series Shocks

    Bilstein
    Bilstein 5160 Series Shocks
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    Features

    • BILSTEIN's industry leading monotube design
    • Zinc finish with multi-layer unique BILSTEIN coating for extreme protection
    • Remote reservoir dramatically increases shock oil capacity for even greater heat dissipation and damping sensitivity
    • Special swivel banjo fittings allow for 360° of rotation
    • Vehicle specific reservoir mount kit included
    • California Residents: WARNING

    PRODUCT OVERVIEW

    BILSTEIN 5160 stock mount remote reservoir shocks are a direct-fit for your lifted truck, Jeep or SUV—no cutting or welding required.

    Customer Reviews

    3.4
    3.4 112
    30 Customer ratings

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    5.0 6112/5160 on 3rd gen Tacoma

    My buddy has a 2017 Tacoma Trd pro and my My 2017 Trd sport long bed with a rear locker is better off road. 6112/5160 combo for a Tacoma is the best when it comes no maintenance shocks that perform better than the trd pro Fox shocks. Smart buy.... do your research


    from Seattle |
     
    5.0 Worth the price.

    Pairing these with B8 6112 on front make for excellent ride all around. Installed on 2001 4Runner with 3 1/2” lift net springs, plate bumper w/swing out tire carrier @ 108 lbs. Step up from Bilstein 5100’s.


    from MS. |
     
    5.0 Great shocks and looks awesome!!

    Great shocks for the money! I combined with Coach builder shackles in the rear for almost 2” Lift. Also used Bilstein 6112 and shins for 3” lift in the front.


    from FL |
     
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    Question & Answers

    18 Answered questions

    Will this shock fit a 2013 Toyota FJ Cruiser TT?

    Asked by DrJ from St. Louis on

    Hi DrJ, Yes this Bilstein 5160 Series Remote Reservoir Shock Absorber will fit your 2013 FJ Cruiser TT. They are sold individually FYI

    Answered by [email protected] from St. Louis on

    Is this a pair of shocks or just one shock? Should I order quantity of 1 for the front or 2?

    Asked by Faiz from on

    Hello Faiz The BIL25-176414 is a singe remote reservoir shock. They are sold each. They are an excellent choice. They provide excellent ride quality and control. They control rebound far better than most shocks. The mono tube body and remote reservoir will do an excellent job of dissipating heat as well. Thank You for your question. Jon Snyder 4Wheelparts

    Answered by from on

    Hi. I have a 2007 F-350 Ford Super Duty with the 6.0 diesel. I am interested in the 5160. Looks like there is a part number for the front but I didn't see anything for the rear. I am planning on putting in a 1 inch leveling kit in the front, might leave it stock haven't decided yet but no more than a inch in the front and leaving the rear stock height. What is the part number for the front and if there is one, the part number for the rear. Thanks

    Asked by wing nut from Rowley, Mass on

    Hello Wing Nut The BIL25-18779 is designed to fit the front of a 2007 F350 4X4 with 2 to 2.5 inches of lift. So I recommend lifting the F350 4X4 at least 2 inches in the front. Bilstein does list a rear 5160 Series shock for the 2007 F350 4X4 with 0 to 2 inches of rear lift. It is part number BIL25-187786. Thank You for your question. Jon Snyder 4Wheelparts

    Answered by from Rowley, Mass on

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    Manufacturer

    While the ThyssenKrupp Bilstein Company began as a German enterprise, Bilstein shocks are developed and manufactured in Hamilton, Ohio. Bilstein develops and fabricates premium quality monotube shock absorbers directly for automobile manufactures, aftermarket outfits and motorsports applications. The precision and craftsmanship in manufacturing that fueled company growth in Germany were brought straight to the factory in Hamilton, Ohio. The factory includes an engineering department, rigorous shock testing facility and a motorsports track. The track allows the engineers to tweak their designs in response to real world testing during development. The rigorous testing allows for designs to go through a machine simulated life of a shock absorber in all kinds of terrain conditions. The resulting products promise the highest in performance. Shop Bilstein Now