BILSTEIN B8 5100 Series

Nothing Matches the Comfort of BILSTEIN

The BILSTEIN feeling for SUVs and light trucks cannot be substituted. Due to their larger tires and heightened stance, lifted vehicles place extra demands on a shock absorber‘s damping ability. The B8 5100‘s monotube design and patented digressive valving is uniquely suited to confront these demands. On or off-road, loaded or unloaded, the BILSTEIN B8 5100 shock absorber instantly reacts to changing road inputs to maintain a stable, controlled, and comfortable ride.

Bilstein B8 5100 Series Features:

  • 46mm monotube design ensures consistent, fade-free performance in all conditions
  • Patented digressive valving instantly reacts to changing surface conditions
  • OEM certified mounting hardware allows for easy installation
  • Zinc plated for resistance against harsh elements
  • Durable vulcanized neoprene rubber bushings
  • Available in various lift heights for multiple applications
  • Made in the USA or Germany
  • BILSTEIN GAS-PRESSURE TECHNOLOGY

    Traditional oil shock absorbers, when put under extreme stress, can lead to oil foaming which causes shock fading and results in damping power reduction. In the 1950s BILSTEIN found the solution to this problem by developing gas-pressure technology. With the first installation of the monotube gas-pressure shock absorber on series produced Mercedes-Benz vehicles in 1957, we established the technology as an industry standard — a standard which continues today in both monotube and twin-tube designs. This means more reliable shock absorption and suspension under any load, and added safety in dynamic driving situations.

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    Bilstein Corp of America

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    www.bilsteinUS.com

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    (858) 386-5900

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    8685 Bilstein Boulevard

    Hamilton, OH 45015

    ABOUT Bilstein Corp of America®

    When August Bilstein laid the foundations for the innovation incubator BILSTEIN in Altenvoerde in Germany's Westphalia region in 1873, nobody had any idea of the crucial influence the company's products would one day have on the driving comfort and safety of cars.Now, the name BILSTEIN has for many decades been closely associated with high tech in the field of suspension design, driving comfort and safety. In order to expand this position in the future, BILSTEIN became a division of ThyssenKrupp Technologies AG in 1988, and a wholly-owned subsidiary in 2005.

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