TORCH Extended Rear Shocks (for a 2"-4" Lift) for 2005-2023 Toyota Tacoma 4X4 RWD SR5 TRD - 6 Lug (wheel lug) Models Only

Installed these on my 2010 they take about 30 minutes or so to do, 14mm nut on top and 17mm bolt and nut at the bottom, very easy to install and ride quality is better than the factory billsteins so far so good and they fit perfect

After 30000 miles, no complaints at all, I match these with rough country and they are doing a great job.

I got these for my 2007 DCLB Tacoma. It is lifted probably 2 inches in the back with a custom leaf pack made by ours truly with Chevy leafs. I was running Bilstein 5160s and they finally bit the dust with one of the shocks losing all of its fluid. I got these to be a place holder until I can gather all the parts and time for a Chevy 63 swap where I will be using Bilstein 5125 14" shocks. Attached is a picture of the length difference between stock 5160s and these shocks. Probably a solid 3 inches longer. For 120 bucks you can't complain. I haven't driven on them too much yet but from my initial testing they are much firmer than my blown 5160s and will have quite a healthy bit of down travel. Installation was cake and they should tide me over till I can get to doing a shock relocation and installing my 5125s. Anymore expensive and you might as well get 5110s though but at this price point they are nice extended length.

Install was so easy!

Rides better than the brand new Icon 2.0 shocks that cost $1500 i had to take off because the Icon bushings failed at 900 miles.These shocks are smooth riding not sure how long they will last but the ride is what matters.

These shocks are doing a good job. For those who dont know, these are 2 inches longer than stock. Dont use them if you are stock or not lifted. They will bottom out and you will bend and break them like some have done here. These will not lift your truck. Thats not what shocks do. People get confused with shocks vs struts. There is no coil or ability to lift as you can have on the front with a strut (shock/coil). I think these 2 facts causing problems for the inexperienced have been the cause of the negative ratings on here. Ive installed several shocks and these are just fine as far as quality and ride.

Right part for the right price!

Had these on my 2011 Tacoma with the Torch Offroad add-a-leaf lift kit and never had any trouble. Comfortable ride both on and off road, empty, loaded or towing my boat. Liked them enough I bought the same setup and installed them on my “new to me” 2020 Tacoma. You can spend more money on other brands but don’t need to as these are high quality and well performing.