Product Summary

Dirt Late Model, Modified, Stock Car, Zinc Plated

  • Bilstein DP1 steel race shocks are factory calibrated
  • Weight transfer when you need it
  • Tires will stay on the track through the rough spots
  • Better control under braking
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Key Specs

Shock TypeMono Tube
Shock Body MaterialSteel
Body Diameter2"
Shock Body TypeSmooth
Shock Body SizeLarge Body
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Details

These Bilstein DP1 steel race shocks are factory calibrated to achieve the correct valving at each wheel. They are the basic setup for an average track with average conditions.

  • More precise set-ups
  • Weight transfer when you need it
  • Tires will stay on the track through the rough spots
  • Better control under braking

Specify corner - Left Front, Right Front, Left Rear, or Right Rear.

  • Nitrogen Gas Charged
    • Puts shock oil under pressure to totally prevent cavitation (foaming) and shock fade
  • Dividing Piston w/ O-ring
    • Separates gas and oil and is moveable to accommodate rod movement into the tube
    • Bilstein shocks are NOT gas/oil emulsion shocks
  • Monotube Body
    • Inside wall has finished tolerances of an engine cylinder
    • Outer surface is cadmium or nickel plated for durability
    • Single tube design dissipates heat more effectively than twin-tube.
  • Working Piston
    • Consists of patented deflective disc valve stack for precise performance
    • Bilstein discs are spring steel which outperform stainless steel and produce longer life
    • Piston uses powder metal technology
  • Oil Chamber
    • Special oil is pressurized by the gas area onto the dividing piston to prevent cavitation (foaming) for consistent, fade-free performance
  • Piston Rod
    • Case-hardened and highly polished steel strong enough to lift 20 tons
  • Rod Guide and Seals
    • High pressure Viton inner rod guide seals ensure a perfect fit for consistent, fade-free damping and long life performance
  • Nitrogen Gas Charged
    • Puts shock oil under pressure to totally prevent cavitation (foaming) and shock fade
  • Dividing Piston w/ O-ring
    • Separates gas and oil and is moveable to accommodate rod movement into the tube
    • Bilstein shocks are NOT gas/oil emulsion shocks
  • Monotube Body
    • Inside wall has finished tolerances of an engine cylinder
    • Outer surface is cadmium or nickel plated for durability
    • Single tube design dissipates heat more effectively than twin-tube.
  • Working Piston
    • Consists of patented deflective disc valve stack for precise performance
    • Bilstein discs are spring steel which outperform stainless steel and produce longer life
    • Piston uses powder metal technology
  • Oil Chamber
    • Special oil is pressurized by the gas area onto the dividing piston to prevent cavitation (foaming) for consistent, fade-free performance
  • Piston Rod
    • Case-hardened and highly polished steel strong enough to lift 20 tons
  • Rod Guide and Seals
    • High pressure Viton inner rod guide seals ensure a perfect fit for consistent, fade-free damping and long life performance

Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #
BrandBilstein
Shock TypeMono Tube
Shock Body MaterialSteel
Body Diameter2"
Shock Body TypeSmooth
Shock Body SizeLarge Body
Position
Upper Shock Mount1/2" Spherical Rod End
Lower Shock Mount1/2" Spherical Rod End
Extended Length Range
Extended Length
Compressed Length Range
FinishZinc Plated
Compressed Length
Gas ChargedYes
GENERAL
Schrader ValveNo
Coil-Over CompatibleYes
Valve Positions
Bushing MaterialSteel
Inside Diameter46 mm
Shock Eyelet Width.630"
Bolt Hole Circle.500"
Hardware IncludedNo
NotesVALVING NOT AVAILABLE
Sold in QuantityEach
GTIN Code

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Kyle

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Questions & Answers

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What is the valving on the rf shock

by HoefsMotorsports

• 4 years ago

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What is the shaft diameter?

by volvoguy

• 12 years ago

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