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24-186636 Bilstein 5100 Shock Absorber Rear - GM 1999-2010 4" Lift / Dodge Ram 2500-3500 2003-2013 - 2" Lift

SKU: BIL24-186636
Mftr. Part#: 24-186636
UPC: 651860482033
Manufacturer: Bilstein Shocks
Bilstein 5100 Series Shock Absorbers 24-186636 are high gas pressure monotube shocks expertly designed to be installed onto lifted pickups, SUVs and Jeeps.

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$151.80

Overview

Bilstein 5100 Series Shock Absorbers 24-186636 are high gas pressure monotube shocks expertly designed to be installed onto lifted pickups, SUVs and Jeeps. The shocks feature a 46mm digressive piston with an innovative self-adjusting deflective disc valving. They offer super damping ability that makes them perfect for heavy hauling or occasional off-road use, while maintaining an exceptional street ride. 

NOTE: Lift height is suggested by mfg. Due to the many different aftermarket suspension systems it is recommended that a measurement is taken for proper application. A pin to eye shock is measured from the base of the stem where the mounting hardware rests to the center of the eyelet.

Specifications

  • Old Part Number: F4-BE5-B514-H0
  • Setting: 5100 Series
  • Drive Type: 4WD
  • Position: Rear
  • Descriptor: Rear Lifted Height: 4" GM / 2" Dodge 
  • Quantity Needed Per Vehicle: 2 (Sold Separately)
  • Finish: Zinc plated
  • Reservoir: No
  • Body Design: 46mm ID smooth body (Non-coilover)

Details

  • Collapsed Length (IN): 18.17"
  • Extended Length (IN): 29.92"
  • Collapsed Length (MM): 461.50mm
  • Extended Length (MM): 760mm
  • Finish: Zinc plated
  • Reservoir: No
  • Body Design: 46mm ID smooth body (Non-coilover)

Application

  • 2003-2012 Ram 3500 4WD - Rear Lifted 2"
  • 2003-2013 Ram 2500 4WD - Rear Lifted 2" 
  • 2014-2018 GM 1500 Gas 4WD - Rear Lifted 7-9"
  • 1999-2010 GM 2500/3500HD 4WD - Rear Lifted 4"  (NON-Quadrasteer) 

Note

Due to the variety of aftermarket suspension systems, it is recommended to take precise measurements to ensure proper shock fitment. For a pin-to-eye shock, the correct measurement should be taken from the base of the stem, where the mounting hardware rests, to the center of the eyelet.

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