Bilstein 5100s vs. Eibach
Just curious if anyone has used both the Bilstein 5100s and the Eibach front struts and can offer a comparison. My 5100s started leaking at 40k and I'm not all that thrilled with the ride quality (little to stiff). The Eibachs are in the same price range so I am considering them.
My truck is a 2107 2wd, on 33" street tires, and sees exactly zero off road use. It's leveled and I have no plans on running larger tires.
My truck is a 2107 2wd, on 33" street tires, and sees exactly zero off road use. It's leveled and I have no plans on running larger tires.
Why not Bilstein 4600? They too are a little firmer than stock compared to my OEM shocks at 60K miles but part of that is that the original shocks are worn. Overall, I am very happy with them. Most of my miles are towing a 6000# and 6500# trailers.
Last edited by babock; Jan 23, 2023 at 01:02 PM.
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Cost and vehicle down time. I don't see the value in having rebuildable shock if it means my truck is on jackstands for how ever long it takes to get them rebuilt. I would have to add in the cost of a rental car on top of everything else. I don't have a problem swapping front struts, it only takes a few hours.
Last edited by Twin snail putput; Jan 23, 2023 at 05:31 PM.
I have those on the rear actually. The problem with using them on the front is I would have to buy a leveling puck to level the truck.







