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Bilstein 33-243467 - SZ Series Motorsport 378mm Collapsed Length Monotube Shock Absorber

Bilstein  |  SKU: BIL-33-243467
Sale price $14472 Regular price $15919

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Description

Bilstein 33-243467 - SZ Series Motorsport 378mm Collapsed Length Monotube Shock Absorber

SZ Series - Suspension Shock Absorber

46mm Monotube Shock Absorber

Bilstein SZ Series shock absorbers feature a 46mm piston, steel construction and smooth body designed for motorsports applications. These shock absorbers are available in a variety of lengths and standard digressive valve settings that utilize proprietary spring steel valve discs and can be converted to a coilover design (kit sold separately). They are also available as dry kits (partially assembled wtih no valving or gas) that are geared towards giving tuners the versatility to build to their unique needs. SZ Series shock absorbers are ideal for racers whose sanctioning rules do not allow or require rebuild capability.

  • Plated steel body for durability and superior heat dissipation
  • 46mm piston design for maximum damping control
  • Standard 1/2” graphite heims
Internal Design: Monotube
Spring Seat Included: No
Finish: Zinc Plated
Extended Length (IN): 23.52
Series: SZ Series
Adjustable Damping: Non-Adjustable
PartType: Shocks / Struts
Stroke/Travel Length (IN): 8.64
Lower Mount Type: 1/2in Heim
Upper Mount Type: 1/2in Heim
Stroke/Travel Length (mm): 219.5
Extended Length (MM): 597.5
Body Material: Steel
Boot Included: No
Body Design: Smooth Body (Non-coilover)
Piston Diameter: 46mm
Collapsed Length (MM): 378.0
Collapsed Length (IN): 14.88
Piston Type: Digressive
Segment: Motorsports
Shaft Diameter: 14mm
Spring Hardware: B4-BOA-0000117

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