Do Bilstein 5100 lift the front?

the perfect height. Using your factory coil spring the 5100 series ride height adjustable struts offer five position options for lifting the front of your truck or SUV up to 2.75” depending on application.

How long are Bilstein shocks good for?

If you garage it most of the time and are mostly highway driving, no towing, and drive like a grandpa/grandma, then 100K seems quite reasonable. I have about 20K on my 5100s and they feel as good as when I installed them. I’d expect them to last at least 75K.

Why choose Bilstein B8 5100 ride height adjustable?

The perfect height. Designed to level out the front of half-ton trucks and SUVs, the BILSTEIN B8 5100 Ride Height Adjustable is the perfect alternative to coil spring spacers. Easy right height adjustment.

What is the difference between Bilstein 4600 and 5100 shocks?

Bilstein 5100 shocks support lifted vehicles, usually up to 3” or so. Durability: 5100s come with an additional zinc plating. This helps protect the tube from debris as you’ll usually see these shocks in off-road trucks. Ride feel: Bilstein 4600 will ride way smoother, 5100 shocks go for a noticeably firmer feel with their valving.

Should I get B8 5100 ride height adjustable shocks?

If you have lift components installed on your truck and need a longer shock then you would want to use the B8 5100’s. Both shocks are equally as durable and neither is better than the other. 5. Where do I set my B8 5100 Ride Height Adjustable shocks to level my truck?

What is the difference between the B6 4600 and the B8 5100?

Good question! Our B6 4600 shock is for stock height vehicles while the B8 5100 are for lifted/leveled applications. If your truck is at stock ride height you would want to use our B6 4600 shock. If you have lift components installed on your truck and need a longer shock then you would want to use the B8 5100’s.