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Hello everyone, so first of all I should be honest and say that I've had this truck for about 5 months now and I've been on the forums for just about as long. I recently got the truck to a point where I'm more than happy to post it. It's a 2016 Chevy Colorado Z71 4x4 V6 with 77000 miles on it...

This post is part 1 of a 4 part series that I just completed on my 2019 GMC Canyon. I set out about a year ago to install Bilstein 5100's on my truck, but life got in the way and the shocks sat in a cabinet until recently. The first part of this series shows how to assemble the Bilstein 5100...

Hey all, I stumbled across these shocks mentioned in a Land Cruiser forum. People seemed to like them but there wasn't a lot of info out there. It looks like the company has been around for a while and all of their shocks seem pretty reasonably priced. I've been looking at the 2.0 rebuildable...

I noticed that many of the aftermarket front struts (Bilstein 6112, Fox, etc) do not come with a boot covering the shaft on the front struts. Is this unnecessary? Is it better to have them? What would fit a Bilstein 6112?

For Sale - NEW IN BOX Bilstein 5100 B8 Ride Height Adjustable Shocks (0-2in) Part Number - 24-253154, Front Compatible with Colorado/Canyon from 2015-2017, 2018 would need extra confirmation Purchased on 2017, been on a shelf in my garage since. Sold the truck in 2018 and just found these...

Hey everyone, Ive been looking into getting Bilstein 6112 for the front and the 5160 for the back of my 2018 Chevy Colorado z71 Ext Cab. I want them for the lift and off road capabilities...

Ok guys ive read a bunch of threads but still have some questions regarding my specific basic application. ( most yall asking bout shocks on lifted trucks ) So my truck is stock hieght Canyon off road package ( same as z71?) It has the 17" rims and 31" tires. Truck only has 33k miles on it...

Wanted to get some opinions on whether or not it’s a bad idea to replace the rear suspension with Bilstein 5100s and leave the front suspension stock. I’d eventually like to do the front as well, but that might not be for a year or two simply due to the cost and hassle of replacing the front...