Product Details

The Bilstein B8 shock and spring assemblies are built for a 2010-2024 Toyota 4Runner (N280) that has been lifted or leveled, valved for the taller ride height rather than fighting it.

Bilstein has built suspension in Germany since 1954, and supplies the same engineering to manufacturers as original equipment. The build quality is the reason these outlast what they replace, and they are covered by a limited lifetime warranty.

Features

  • ZoneControl CR: Position sensitive damping with 3 compression zones and 2 rebound zones, controlled by 3 independent pistons
  • Triple piston design delivers comfort during every day driving conditions and maximum control under large suspension inputs
  • 60mm remote reservoir for increased oil capacity and cooling
Specifications
Part Number 41-324172
Part Name Shock Absorber and Coil Spring Assembly
Vehicle 2010-2024 Toyota 4Runner
Chassis Code N280
Drivetrain 4WD
UPC 651860896700
Front Lift Height 1.5 - 3 in.
Body Design Smooth Body (Coilover)
Body Diameter (ID) 60 mm
Body Material Steel
Boot Included No
Collapsed Length 17.99 in. (456.9 mm)
Damping Adjustable No
Extended Length 22.80 in. (579.1 mm)
Finish Dampers: EVO Grey / Springs: Black
Internal Design Monotube
Lower Mount Type Eye 14.1 mm
Optional Heavy Load Springs 53-291387, 53-332837
Reservoir Yes
Segment Light Truck
Series B8 8112 (ZoneControl CR)
Spring Seat Included Yes
Upper Mount Type Special
Notes Without Kinetic Dynamic Suspension System (KDSS)
Vehicle Fitment
  • 2010 Toyota 4Runner 4WD (N280)
  • 2011 Toyota 4Runner 4WD (N280)
  • 2012 Toyota 4Runner 4WD (N280)
  • 2013 Toyota 4Runner 4WD (N280)
  • 2014 Toyota 4Runner 4WD (N280)
  • 2015 Toyota 4Runner 4WD (N280)
  • 2016 Toyota 4Runner 4WD (N280)
  • 2017 Toyota 4Runner 4WD (N280)
  • 2018 Toyota 4Runner 4WD (N280)
  • 2019 Toyota 4Runner 4WD (N280)
  • 2020 Toyota 4Runner 4WD (N280)
  • 2021 Toyota 4Runner 4WD (N280)
  • 2022 Toyota 4Runner 4WD (N280)
  • 2023 Toyota 4Runner 4WD (N280)
  • 2024 Toyota 4Runner 4WD (N280)

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