Bilstein Racing Custom Left Rear Traction Shock

#213LR

Bilstein Racing Custom Left Rear Traction Shock

Name: Bilstein Racing Custom Left Rear Traction Shock
Brand: Bilstein
SKU: 213LR
Rating: 4.9 (7 reviews)

7 Reviews

8 Questions

Has a digressive COB Piston for unbelievable feel
Comes with high gas pressure for ultimate traction
It is disguised in a standard length 9 inch Bilstein SZ shock

Rebound:

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Compression:

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Extension(inches):

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Has a digressive COB Piston for unbelievable feel
Comes with high gas pressure for ultimate traction
It is disguised in a standard length 9 inch Bilstein SZ shock
The lower and upper shock mount both have a 1/2" spherical rod end
Delivers a new level of control by damping slow suspension movements more effectively while not allowing the chassis to be upset by sharp bumps

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Key Specs

Shock Type	Mono Tube
Shock Body Material	Steel
Body Diameter	2"
Shock Body Type	Smooth
Shock Body Size	Large Body

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Exclusively at Speedway Motors you can now order your custom Bilstein shocks online!

These Bilstein mono tube gas shocks feature digressive valving. This delivers a new level of control by damping slow suspension movements more effectively while not allowing the chassis to be upset by sharp bumps.

Bilstein has set the standard for years in Sprint Cup, Indy Car and Formula 1. Now it is setting the standard for Modifieds, Late Models and Open Wheel.

Digressive COB Piston for unbelievable feel
High gas pressure for ultimate traction
Disguised in a standard length 9 inch Bilstein SZ shock
Choose:
- Rebound Valving - 0-40
- Compression Valving - 50-90
- Shock Extension - 0, 1, or 2"

Note: This shock is custom valved and assembled by our expert staff. Due to its custom nature, it cannot be returned for a refund. Order will ship in 72 hours.

Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #	Select Compression, Extension(inches) and Rebound to see
Brand	Bilstein
Shock Type	Mono Tube
Shock Body Material	Steel
Body Diameter	2"
Shock Body Type	Smooth
Shock Body Size	Large Body
Position	Rear Left
Compression Valving	Select Compression, Extension(inches) and Rebound to see
Rebound Valving	Select Compression, Extension(inches) and Rebound to see
Upper Shock Mount	1/2" Spherical Rod End
Lower Shock Mount	1/2" Spherical Rod End
Extended Length Range	Select Compression, Extension(inches) and Rebound to see
Extended Length	Select Compression, Extension(inches) and Rebound to see
Compressed Length Range	Select Compression, Extension(inches) and Rebound to see
Finish	Zinc Plated
Compressed Length	Select Compression, Extension(inches) and Rebound to see
Gas Charged	Yes

GENERAL
Schrader Valve	No
Coil-Over Compatible	Yes
Valve Positions	Select Compression, Extension(inches) and Rebound to see
Bushing Material	Steel
Inside Diameter	46 mm
Shock Eyelet Width	.630"
Bolt Hole Circle	.500"
Hardware Included	No
Notes	MADE TO ORDER
Sold in Quantity	Each

Ratings & Reviews

4.9

7 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers greatly appreciate the product's superior performance and quality, with many satisfied to purchase again. Praised for its effectiveness on racecars and excellent features, it sets itself apart through practical usability and quality material. Though installation may require effort, the product's overall performance is undeniably outstanding. Highly recommended for standout, reliable functionality.

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4.9

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I would recommend this product

4.0

a year ago

Joe

Connecticut

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We race asphalt circle tracks. This shock is great for the price as we have a shock price rule.

Would Recommend

Yes !!

5.0

a year ago

Jose

Witchata falls Texas

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Great quality in Bilstein shocks can never go wrong.

Would Recommend

Great shock

5.0

4 years ago

None

Rochelle il

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Hard to install, but was calved that way

Would Recommend

I would buy this again

5.0

5 years ago

Dino

Clifton park ny

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Love it could not be happier

Would Recommend

Yes I would buy this shock again

5.0

8 years ago

Jason

Hazel green,Wi

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I use this on my racecar.

this is a great product

5.0

11 years ago

Opie66

Pittsburgh, PA, USA

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This is a great product works good and the shock guys at speedway motors were great at helping me choose the correct shock and valving it for me

Would Recommend

did what the tech said

5.0

12 years ago

tooslow

Undisclosed

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Just tried it Saturday was well pleased put drive in the car like the tech said

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

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Is this imca stock car legal

by Khristopher

• a year ago

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Is the heim end replaceable on the shaftremovable?. I would have to put on a t bar metric mount on this for my g body.

by RustyShakelford

• 4 years ago

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Would this be legal for usra bmod?

by Tom

• 4 years ago

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I have the dp billstien package works awesome on tacky track track drys out mid corner and exit loose most of my bite wondering which one I should order

by Bailey

• 7 years ago

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I currently run a 20 rebound and 60 compression left rear shock and a 245/190 right front shock on a dirt street stock. Would you recommend running a 1090 custom COB shock to increase left rear grip?

by U2FAST41s

• 8 years ago

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I currently run a 20 Reb 80 compression shock on lr . Would I notice a difference switching to a COB with the same valving . Also is the cob a high gas pressure shock

by Robert

• 8 years ago

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What would you recommend for the compression/rebound to best extend the hold up time on the LR combo for a dirt Super Stock?

by The Rookie

• 9 years ago

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What is the compression only bypass?

by Racermnrange

• 13 years ago

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