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Bilstein B8 Sport Shock Kit - E36 M3

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Bilstein B8 Sport Shock Kit - E36 M3Note: Priced as a kit, set of 4 shocks. Bilstein B8 Sport monotube shocks and struts deliver absolute mastery of the road surface for the performance minded driver. Designed to push a car's suspension to its performance peak, these shocks are specifically suited for use with special lowering springs in combination with anti sway bars or other suspension upgrades. (yellow paint, steel body). If youre looking for a performance lowering shock absorber or


Note: Priced as a kit, set of 4 shocks.

Bilstein B8 Sport monotube shocks and struts deliver absolute mastery of the road surface for the performance-minded driver. Designed to push a car's suspension to its performance peak, these shocks are specifically suited for use with special lowering springs in combination with anti-sway bars or other suspension upgrades. (yellow paint, steel body).

If you’re looking for a performance lowering shock absorber or strut, the Bilstein B8 Sport Series is up to the task. Designed to enhance your car’s lowered suspension, Bilstein’s monotube gas pressure technology features delivers a sport ride with remarkable comfort.
  • Monotube gas pressure construction.
  • High-performance shock absorbers and struts designed specifically for lowering springs and production sport vehicle.
  • Sport-tuned with a high level of comfort.
  • Precision handling and optimized vehicle control.
  • Road-tested and fine-tuned by Bilstein

The increased performance and aggressive valving of the Bilstein B8 Sport shocks significantly increase the rigidity of the vehicle and is not recommended for drivers who wish retain ride quality.

The performance of the Bilstein shocks does not decline from age, use or heat, requiring no compensating manual adjustments as with conventional multi-tube shocks.

Installation Note: It is recommended that you re-use or purchase a new bump stop and protective boot at the time of installation. Failure to replace or reinstall these items will result in damage to the shocks. Bilstein products are backed by an aftermarket lifetime warranty.


Bilstein products are backed by an aftermarket lifetime warranty.

Note: Product photo is for reference only. Actual products may vary.

Bilstein Product Codes:
Front Left - 35-105855
Front Right - 35-105862

Rear - 24-024532 (2x)
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