Grenadier is using Bilstein as the OEM shocks. That's great news, they make outstanding gear. Do we know *which* Bilstein shocks?
In the US, we have access to several tiers of Bilstein offroad shocks for our trucks. From the 4500/4600 series, which are typically the "off-road packaage" OEM shocks (which they were for my Tundra TRD Off-Road), to what are seen as better options such as the 5100 series and 6100 series. And in the case of the first run of Tundra TRD Pro, TRD partnered with Bilstein on that suspension, which is a one-off that is very similar to the 8100 series. I have upgraded to the Bilstein/TRD Pro suspension, and I can tell you it is sublime.
Any chance someone from Ineos is here and can give us a heads up as to which model of Bilestein is OEM? And can we presume that Bilstein may offer higher-tier models as upgrade options?
Catalog linky: (yes it says 2020 but that's the newest I saw in a quick search?)
https://cart.bilsteinus.com/Portals/0/PDF/BILSTEINORCatalog2020_WEB.pdf
In the US, we have access to several tiers of Bilstein offroad shocks for our trucks. From the 4500/4600 series, which are typically the "off-road packaage" OEM shocks (which they were for my Tundra TRD Off-Road), to what are seen as better options such as the 5100 series and 6100 series. And in the case of the first run of Tundra TRD Pro, TRD partnered with Bilstein on that suspension, which is a one-off that is very similar to the 8100 series. I have upgraded to the Bilstein/TRD Pro suspension, and I can tell you it is sublime.
Any chance someone from Ineos is here and can give us a heads up as to which model of Bilestein is OEM? And can we presume that Bilstein may offer higher-tier models as upgrade options?
Catalog linky: (yes it says 2020 but that's the newest I saw in a quick search?)
https://cart.bilsteinus.com/Portals/0/PDF/BILSTEINORCatalog2020_WEB.pdf