How to Choose Bilstein Shocks by Lift Height
How to measure your lift at each axle and read Bilstein's lift ranges, with front and rear part numbers by lift for the Ram 2500, F-250/F-350 and T...
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How to Choose Bilstein Shocks by Lift Height
How to measure your lift at each axle and read Bilstein's lift ranges, with front and rear part numbers by lift for the Ram 2500, F-250/F-350 and T...
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Bilstein Shocks for Sprinter, Transit and ProMaster Vans
Which Bilstein line suits your camper van (B4, B6, B6 Camper, B6 Camper Advanced), how Sprinter drive type changes the part, and the Transit and Pr...
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Bilstein Shocks for Class A and Class C Motorhomes
A chassis-by-chassis guide to Bilstein B6 motorhome shocks, the details that change the part number (suspension, shock count, valving, GVWR) and th...
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Bilstein B4 vs B6 vs B8: What the Series Names Mean
What Bilstein's B4, B6, B8, B12 and B1 lines are for in Bilstein's own words, and how the truck names (4600, 5100) and camper lines map onto them.
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Bilstein 5100 vs 6112: Which Is Better for Leveling?
The 5100 (Ride Height Adjustable) levels on your factory front spring; the 6112 kit brings 60mm shocks and its own springs. Lift ranges by truck fr...
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Bilstein 4600 vs 5100: Which One Does Your Truck Need?
Bilstein builds the B6 4600 for stock ride height and the B8 5100 for leveled or lifted trucks. How to pick by height at each axle, with real part ...