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FOX

Performance Elite 2.5 Series Rear Shocks (0-1.5in Lift) | 05-23 Tacoma

~~Regular price $1,785.95~~

FOX

07+ Toyota Tundra 2.5 Factory Series 9.4in. R/R Rear Shock Set w/DSC Adjuster / 0-1.5in. Lift

FOX

10-14 Toyota FJ Cruiser 2.5 Factory Series 8.8in. R/R Rear Shock Set w/DSC Adj. / 0-1.5in. Lift

FOX

2.5" Factory Race Series Shock Set (0-1.5in. Lift) | 05-23 Tacoma

~~Regular price $1,299.95~~

Fox

3.0 Factory Series Live Valve w/ Internal Bypass PB Shocks (Rear) | 17-20 F150 Raptor

~~Regular price $4,095.95~~

Fox

3.0 Factory Series Bypass Reservoir w/ QAB Adjuster (Rear) | 17-20 F150 Raptor

~~Regular price $3,879.95~~

FOX

Ford Raptor 3.0 Factory Series 11.48in. External QAB P/B Reservoir Rear Shock Set - Black/Zinc

FOX

Ford Raptor 3.0 Factory Series 11.48in. External Bypass P/B Rear Shock Set - Black/Zinc

Eibach

Eibach 2016-2019 Toyota Tundra 2WD/4WD Adjustable Front Pro-Truck Sports Shock

~~Regular price $154.45~~

Eibach

Eibach 2010-2018 Toyota 4Runner Front Pro-Truck Sports Shock

~~Regular price $154.45~~

Eibach

Eibach 2016-2017 Toyota Tacoma Front Pro-Truck Sports Shock

~~Regular price $154.45~~

Eibach

Eibach 07-15 Toyota Tundra 2WD/4WD Rear Pro-Truck Sport Shock (for 0-1in Rear Lift)

~~Regular price $143.33~~

Eibach

Eibach 00-06 Toyota Tundra Front Pro-Truck Sport Shock

~~Regular price $154.45~~

Eibach

Eibach 00-06 Toyota Tundra Rear Pro-Truck Sport Shock

~~Regular price $143.33~~

Eibach

Eibach 03-15 Toyota 4Runner / 07-09 FJ Cruiser Front Pro-Truck Sport Shock

~~Regular price $154.45~~

Eibach

Eibach 03-15 Toyota 4Runner / 07-09 FJ Cruiser Rear Pro-Truck Sport Shock

~~Regular price $143.33~~

Eibach

Eibach 05-15 Toyota Tacoma (6 Lug) Front Pro-Truck Sport Shock

~~Regular price $154.45~~

Eibach

Eibach 95-04 Toyota Tacoma (6 Lug) Rear Pro-Truck Sport Shock

~~Regular price $143.33~~

Eibach

Eibach 96-02 Toyota 4Runner Front Pro-Truck Sport Shock

~~Regular price $154.45~~

Eibach

Eibach 96-02 Toyota 4Runner Rear Pro-Truck Sport Shock

~~Regular price $143.33~~

Eibach

Eibach 15-17 Ford F-150 2WD Front Pro-Truck Sports Shock

~~Regular price $154.45~~

Eibach

Eibach 15-17 Ford F-150 2WD Rear Pro-Truck Sports Shock

~~Regular price $143.33~~

Eibach

Eibach 17-19 Ford F250/F350 Super Duty 4WD Front Pro-Truck Shock for 0-2in Lift

~~Regular price $143.33~~

Eibach

Eibach 05-16 Ford F-250/F-350 Front Pro-Truck Sports Shock

~~Regular price $143.33~~

Eibach

Eibach 09-13 Ford F-150 FX4/King Ranch/Lariat/Platinum 4WD Front Pro-Truck Sport Shock

~~Regular price $154.45~~

Eibach

Eibach 09-13 Ford F-150 FX4/King Ranch/Lariat/Platinum 4WD Rear Pro-Truck Sport Shock

~~Regular price $143.33~~

Eibach

Eibach 19-20 Ram 1500 Front Pro-Truck Sports Shock

~~Regular price $154.45~~

Eibach

Eibach 14-18 RAM 2500 / 13-18 RAM 3500 4WD Front Pro-Truck Sport Shock (for 0-2.5in Front Lift)

~~Regular price $143.33~~

Eibach

Eibach 2019 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Pro-Truck Sport Shock (Front)

~~Regular price $154.44~~

Bilstein

5100 Rear Shock for 2" of Rear Lift 4WD | 2021+ F150

Bilstein

5100 Shock Absorber | 15-22 F-150

Bilstein

5100 Front Shock Absorber | 05-15 Toyota Tacoma/03-09 4Runner

Just what I was looking for

Exactly what I was looking for. Came completely assembled and ready to throw on the truck. Was even pleasantly surprised to see that the rear shocks came with the Bilstein reservoir bracket. Would definitely recommend both this set and Hotshot Offroad.

5-Star Review, Not Quite Teraflex...

Let me set the scene. I drive a 2017 F-150, FX4 package, super-crew with a 6.5' box, heavy payload/max tow package (don’t roast me if they’re two different options) and 5.0 engine. In full transparency, I wanted to upgrade from the factory suspension after 75k miles but did not want a complete level. You read that correctly... I hate seeing leveled trucks with the smallest load looking skyward. I tow/haul on a pretty regular basis and wanted a slight rake. Hotshot Offroad was/is amazing, I cannot recommend them enough! And will continue looking at them for my aftermarket needs. However, Teraflex had better continue reading. Even the most inexperienced YouTube mechanic can complete a full suspension swap with the basic hand tools. But Teraflex has these fully assembled on the level setting, which was far less than ideal for my application needs. The whole kit arrived in five separate deliveries, yes you also read that correctly. Over the course of a week I was getting packages that I would hope not fall victim to a porch pirate. The directions for everything were non-existent from Teraflex regarding their torque values, and was only able to obtain a copy a few days later via the customer service call-center. The rear shocks were the real pain in the (rear), which was surprising. Even on their "daily driver setting" I had to stand on them to compress. Then the fun part of trying to quickly stick them behind the axle without crushing a hand or finger while trying to line up two bolts while they decompressed. This was not something I had planned or enjoyed, and did not help with the shoulder reminder “the guy on the internet didn’t take this long”. Back done, time for the front. After being unable to safely compress the front coil springs myself to drop them down a peg, I took them to my local mechanic who I had scheduled for the alignment post install. Even with their wall mounted Branick spring compressor, they could barely compress the springs enough to lower them one notch (I have yet to hear back from Teraflex on the exact spring rate). The whole crew got quite the laugh at the extreme spring weight, thinking that I would be driving the most uncomfortable pickup in town. Glad that part was over so that I could install, but very disappointed that this could not have been done before being drop-shipped to my door. The front strut installation went as smoothly as one could imagine, just took my time and verified my OEM torque specs while following along with the pictures from Teraflex. After driving a few days for the springs to settle, I am sitting at exactly 1" below level on the fronts compared to the rear. The difference in ride quality is night and day. I no longer fear the back end from shooting out from under me on a crack in the asphalt at 60 MPH and love the three-position adjustability (who truly needs more than that). The fronts feel more controlled and planted, but not excessively stiff. I have, and will continue to enthusiastically recommend this kit. They are 100% better than my FX4 shocks/struts/spring combination. Take this writeup with a grain of salt, it was my intention to give an honest perspective about my experience and expectations.

Never sent an item fraud alert

Said he/was on vacation and later said busy catching up after vacation, never sent an item or issued refund

If the Shim Fits…

Install it! And I did. Just a little corrective lift for that “left front Tundra sag.” Perfect! I can’t say enough about Colton, THE customer service champion, who reminded me about it upon my purchase of the new shocks.

Excellent customer experience

Coleton helped me out when another company was letting me down! He called me personally and discussed my needs. I am very satisfied. As for the 8112s, they are a night and day improvement over what I had before. I have no regrets

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